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    Thai Village

    4.0 (167 reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Closed • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Shrimp fried rice
    Darryl H.

    Ok ok ok... if you love fried rice, you have got to do yourself a favor and treat yourself, your significant other, to Thai Village! I have eaten fried rice from all over the world but have found THE BEST right here in Tulsa! This is by far the most flavorful, visually appealing, aromatic, fried rice I have ever had in my life!!! Don't want fried rice? No problem, ask the amazing staff that's ready to serve up a suggestion with a smile! I have been there 4 times in past two weeks! And yes, the next opportunity I get I'm going back!

    Pad Thai with Pork
    A. J. J.

    Located at 81st and Lewis in Tge Plaza Shopping Center is this hidden gem. Not many businesses are left in this center, but Thai Village is serving up some great food. I ordered Pad Thai with pork. My order came out in about 10 minutes. This was a dinner portion and was more than enough for dinner tonight and a lunch or di ner tomorrow. The food was served steaming hot and the flavors were amazing. I love Pad Thai and this was some among the best I've had in Tulsa. I don't make it to this side of town very often, but would definitely come back and would suggest it to friends as well.

    Thai noodles
    Kris M.

    I enjoy the Thai curry dishes. They are always fresh, fast, and spicy hot. Don't forget to try the special Priik Nam Pla, extra yummmy! Basic dinner style. They do get busy though, of course, because others know it's good too!

    Satay, pad Thai & kao pad....$36.85
    Johnny S.

    I really like this place. They are very friendly down to earth. Food is fresh, cooked order and not too greasy. I mostly do takeout here and I prefer to call the restaurant directly.

    Menu
    Tuan P.

    How are they so fast? Literally, the table next to me placed their order. The waitress went back to give the tab to the kitchen. Took my order, went back to kitchen and brought the spring rolls to the other table. Went back to the kitchen and brought fried rice and pad noodle. How are they faster than McDonald's? The stir fried dishes and fried dishes come out ridiculously quick at this restaurant that my jaw is still on the floor as I am writing this review. My spicy eggplant dish came out as quickly as a Big Mac. Because if this, I feel like the stir fry and fried dishes are not the highlight here. Not enough eggplant in a dish called spicy eggplant, but has a lot of other stuffs. The sauce is not quite there and doesn't make the dish flavorful enough. The salad took almost twice as long for them to make. You could actually see why, more intricate, especially the apple salad. I actually like it better than the main dish and I fell like the salad is actually the highlight at this place.

    Panang Curry
    Lynnet P.

    Always delish, flavors on point, great service, nothing lacking here. I've been coning here for over 10 years and it never disappoints!

    Thai Curry Noodle
    Rayce P.

    For being within walking distance of ORU, Thai Village is a small and comfortable spot. I ate here a couple of times and wish I could do it again. The food is very tasty, and service is quick. Highly recommend the Thai Curry Noodle. They also provided a number system as a level of spice, which I found to be very helpful.

    Chefs Chef Special Fried Rice extra chicken

    Amazing taste came out quick and authentic. Service was very nice and ORU students and staff get a discount. Environment is small but quaint and quiet.

    TomKa Coconut Soup
    Chris L.

    Thai Village is now our go to Thai place in South Tulsa / Jenks area. First and foremost, their Thai dishes are pretty decent. Spices and spiciness are balanced. Not overly salty, good news for folks who watch their sodium intake. The cook time varies but they work fast and hard. Many of the patrons seem to be repeated customers. This can tell a lot about a restaurant. The fried rice is 8/10. Seasoning and the cook temperature can be improved. TomKa is 9/10, definitely worth to come back for. Papaya Salad - 6/10, a little disappointed, quite blend. Couldn't bring out the spirit of a Thai dish. I look forward to see if they can improve the favor of the dishes in the future.

    Current Menu as of 6/9/22
    Spike S.

    Sit down your ass down, order, eat, then get the hell out! Enjoyable, Excellent, Extraordinary! Description of the food in order: Tom Yum, Satay, and Gang Keaw Warn (Green Curry) What stood out about the Tom Yum was the spices. I am sure there were some traditional herbs and spices that I have never had before. It was a very flavorful soup loaded with beef. Enjoyable! The Satay was a generous serving of skewered, curry flavored chicken and a delicious peanut-based dipping sauce. Excellent! And finally, the Green Curry. Wow! My wife said she could drink a glass of the broth with a straw! Extraordinary! I'm thinking that the lady working the floor was an owner. She was handling the dining area by herself! She was a no fun, get'r done worker. No lost movement in her effort and no time wasted. I could see how her fast, sufficient, effective service could be misconstrued as less than amiable. Maybe a little terse. Possibly, that accounts for some reviewer's reference to service. It does make you feel a little rushed and hurried when you eat here. Kind of like eat and get out! Ignore it, the service is good! The menu is extensive. Great lunch options. Some of the best Thai food we have had in Tulsa! Recommended!

    Menu 2022
    Hannah W.

    Very good! Excited to explore the menu more! Satay and pad Thai have been my favorite so far. The peanut sauce that comes with the satay is to die for!!! Dishes come out piping hot (temperature wise) which is nice. When it comes to spice/heat level, beware that if you have no spice/heat tolerance than even mild will be a bit too hot! I have to order no spice at all Pad Thai 10/10 Satay 10/10 Seafood combination 7/10 (hardly any shrimp) Drunken noodles 8/10 Sweet and sour chicken 7/10 (very sweet)

    Fresh Spring Roll &  Pad Thai w chicken...YUM!!

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    If you're looking for a good Freshroll, pass this place up! Worst I've ever had! Contents included lettuce, lettuce, and more lettuce.

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    4.7(52 reviews)
    7.1 mi
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    Had a mid-week errand that took me downtown this morning, so I leveraged the location to drop into…read moreFamily Thai on 11th, east of Lewis. TLDR: Amazingly good food, very nice people, decent prices. I arrived shortly after noon and was easily seated. Not a whole lot of customers at that time, so I'm not sure if it as an off day or what. Server brought a menu and a huge carafe of ice water, which was greatly appreciated, along with a cup of soup. I don't know what the soup was, and when I asked I was just told 'vegetable soup', but I'd eat a gallon of the stuff. It was like a cross between an egg drop soup and a miso soup, with tender pieces of what I would guess to be sliced bok choy. Whatever it is, I loved it and it was a great little lead in to the meal. Although I didn't know at the time, I was given the lunch menu, not the full menu. That explains what I thought was a really small selection of dishes. That said, I found something I wanted to try, and ordered up a couple of fried spring rolls and Pad See Ew, which is rice noodles, vegetables and broccoli and chicken, in this case. it is one of those Thai dishes that is sometimes a measurement against other places. For me, this and Pad Thai are the two benchmarks I usually lean on. The spring rolls hit the table in no time flat and I had to let them cool for a couple minutes. In literally just a few minutes more, the main dish arrived along with an assortment of sauces/relishes. The spring rolls were just fantastic. Not greasy, lightly crispy with a great balance inside between the meat and veg. The elements of the filling retained their texture and overall it was a great mouth feel, biting through the delicately crunchy outside and then getting the different crispy filling parts. Just a great spring roll all the way around. The Pad See Ew was easliy one of , if not the best I've had. The chicken was tender and not dry, the vegatables perfectly cooked to tender while still maintaining a little crunch. The noodles were well done, with traces of a char from the pan, bringing the smoky flavor dish needs. A rich sauce brought it all together. I added various condiments until I got it dialed in and it was indeed delicious. Only a sense of decorum prevented me from just licking the plate clean. I really appreciated the ice water on the table, and I found my self wondering why more places don't do that. I didn't mind keeping my glass full, especially with the heat I brought on, and just simplified the dining experience, in my book. The people were very friendly, with both ladies out front checking on me from time to time without being at all intrusive. The dining room is moderately sized and tastefully decorated, and by all accounts spotlessly clean. Absolutely no complaints there. When I finished I was a very full, happy camper and will definitely go back if I find myself in the area. Total damages ran to a shade over $17 and that's not bad at all.

    Great little Thai food restaurant serving fresh, well prepared meals in a clean and inviting…read moresetting. Service was good, food came out quickly and was really tasty. I had the Pad Thai Gang Dang. The portion was large. There was plenty of chicken, shrimp peanuts in the Pad Thai and it certainly tasted good. My wife had the Crab Fried Rice which I tried and it was really tasty. For the sake of my waistline, I am actually thankful that this restaurant is a two hour drive from where I live as if I lived closer I would be eating here a couple of times a week.

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    3.9(299 reviews)
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    We went to Lanna Thai restaurant for my daughter in law's birthday. Now my kids and grandkids have…read morebeen to Lanna Thai's before. This was my husband and I first time going. The inside is pretty and has pretty paintings on the walls, not portraits but pretty paintings actually painted on the walls. Our waitress was very nice although she never told us her name she was very attentive once she made it to our table to wait on us. If you like to and are old enough to partake in adult beverages I recommend doing so. They have a great selection and variety of drinks and the bartender poured a nice drink. The kids ordered the vegetarian spring rolls and our grands really enjoyed them as well as my kids. I ordered the curry at a level 3 heat with shrimp for my protein. My husband had their version of beef and broccoli with oyster sauce. My kids all got the pad Thai noodles and they looked delicious. I will have to try that next time. My curry was really good the only thing is that I wish the potatoes were just a bit more bite sized. I do recommend trying this restaurant out and enjoy some good food.

    This restaurant was different than any Thai restaurant I have ever been to but in a good way! The…read morebuilding does not look like a usual Thai restaurant but once we stepped inside it was such a nicely decorated restaurant! My husband and I both ordered different variations of fried rice- chicken with pineapple for me and beef for him. The fried rice had a fried egg (not runny which was good) and a broth on the side. The serving was very filling and the iced water was incredibly refreshing! I love fried rice with raisins and my plate did have raisins with the chicken and pineapple rice so that added a sweetness I love. Overall I still have my favorite Thai place in Norman but this is a fantastic alternate when in Tulsa!

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    Lanna Thai Restaurant - Looks quite nice inside

    Looks quite nice inside

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    4.7(146 reviews)
    1.1 mi•South Tulsa
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    This is our second time to go and we absolutely loved the flavor of the food! It is not a fancy…read morerestaurant and we found it while we were out of town several years back. I had Basil Noodle with shrimp, beef, and chicken and would clearly give it a five 5. I also had a Thai Tea and I told them, "This is one of the best Thai Teas I've ever had." I would give that a five 5 too! My husband had Pad Thai, level 4, and he would give that a five 5 also. We ordered Summer Rolls with peanut sauce for an appetizer and would give them a five 5 , they tasted delightfully yummy to us. We both thoroughly enjoyed the taste of our food and would definitely go there again.

    This was one of our favorite restaurants when we moved to Tulsa in 2019. It's been awhile since…read morewe've been there, and we were both disappointed. In the past we've gotten curries. This time, we decided to branch out and try something different. I got a dish named Basil because I love fresh basil. I don't remember what Dan got, but it was bland and he didn't eat much. Portions for both dishes were small. Zogam's is a very tiny restaurant with very plain tables and is decorated with posters of the Asian place, Zogam. The size of the restaurant didn't bother us when we liked the food. We will return to see if the green curry and the rice floss dessert are as good as they used to be, but I don't think I'm going to branch out much here. Service okay, but it took awhile for the food to cook. It's located in a shopping center on Lewis. The shopping center has several other Asian businesses and plenty of parking. They offer take out.

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    Thai Village - thai - Updated September 2026

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