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After walking the strip trying to decide which restaurant we wanted to go to, we settled on this place honestly because of how busy they were. The restaurants to the right and left of them had zero to very few customers and we thought it was probably a good sign that this place was popping'! It was around lunchtime on a Friday afternoon and they actually had a small wait. There was a party of six before us (we were a party of 2). We probably waited less than three minutes and were sat. I'm new to Thai food so understandably I was a bit intimidated by the menu. So I settled for the chicken skewers and the curry puffs. The server said they were closely related to the taste of Samosas. Unfortunately, I didn't love the curry puffs. My chicken skewers were just OK unfortunately I didn't like the peanut sauce that they offered with them. But my friend was a lot braver than me and she ordered the Pad Kee Mow and it was fantastic. I definitely had food envy. I definitely would love to try this place again and try one of their curry dishes. I would've tried one today, but I was just not quite in the mood for curry.
Located in k-town area, it has shared parking with all the other stores within the plaza and it can get crowded during busy hours. Very casual walk in ambiance, but I loved the decorations hanging from ceilings and walls, made it feel like a festival. The service was quick and friendly and the food was absolutely delicious. I ordered the chicken pad kee mow, medium spicy. The noodles were soft but still bouncy, the sauce was savory and spicy, my only complaint is I wish the portion was bigger haha. Also ordered the nue daad dieo (beef jerky). It wasn't as dried and crispy as I thought it would be but was still very good.
Food was phenomenal. Got the pork ribs (cooked to perfection) tom kha Kai (didn't expect it to be that flavorful given the color but it was actually good) pad kee mow is the best we had Garlic egg fried rice (lacked garlic flavor). Food arrived Pretty quick and everything was flavorful! You self enter when you arrive to get on waitlist on the iPad. The tables are very close to each other but we were fine, it gave street food eating type of vibe. Nice indoor decor! Bathroom was alright!
This restaurant is always so packed, even on a week day! The food came out really quickly. I was really impressed by the food overall, which did not come as a surprise since I had heard this place was popular. The pad see ew had really good flavor and was the perfect sweetness and texture. Even the Khao man gai was perfectly boiled, the chicken tender. I would say the protein portion size is appropriate for the price.
Too Thai Street Eats is a popular (and always busy) Thai spot in Carrollton. After multiple visits, I figured it was finally time to write a review for one of my absolute favorite spots in the metroplex. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return) Atmosphere - Too Thai is always buzzing with energy. Whether it's a weekday lunch or a weekend dinner, the place is consistently packed - and for good reason. Look up and you'll see vibrant décor. Inside it has an upbeat vibe, and the hum of happy diners make it feel like a true Thai street market experience. It's lively, a little chaotic in the best way. 1 Star. Service - Despite the crowds, the service is always on point. The staff is friendly, attentive, and efficient. They handle the rush with grace and make you feel welcome every time. If it's busy, make sure you come in and enter your name a phone number to get in line. After that you can walk around the shopping strip until your table is ready. 1 Star. Food - I've ordered most items on the menu, but here are my "always order" dishes. Chicken Wings. These Thai wings are crispy, sticky, sweet, and spicy all at once. I eat mine with chopsticks because my fingers get messy. Next I usually order a whole fried fish. This is a Thai staple, and Too Thai does it right. It arrives golden and crispy, with fresh noodle and herbs, with a rich, tangy sauce on the side that's both bold and balanced. Watch out for bones! But those who venture forth will be rewarded. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. After multiple visits, this is a long overdue review. Too Thai has earned a permanent spot in my rotation. Whether I'm introducing friends to it for the first time or just craving those wings again, I'll keep coming back. It's worth the drive to Carrollton. 1 Star.
In our opinion, this is one of the better Thai restaurants in DFW. We have been here a few times and every time, we enjoy our food. We ordered the beef jerky, seafood prik pao , pad Thai and mango sticky rice for dessert. All good flavors. I wonder if I can ask them to tone down the sweetness next time. We'll see. The Thai tea was more ice than I wanted. I will try to ask less ice next time. Service was good. Place is vibrant.
My only issue is I always pay extra money for level 6 and it's never spicy enough. If you're paying extra for a spicy level, they need to ensure it's very spicy. Otherwise customers are throwing money away for no reason. I haven't had a 6 spice level that didn't taste like a 3 or less while paying extra money for it
This Thai restaurant is my go-to for Thai food! It is located at Koreatown so parking can be difficult, especially in the weekends, but the service is very quick. We thought we would wait a few hours because the line was very long but they sat us in 20 minutes. The restaurant is very loud so it is not the best place to talk and catch up but the food is very good. We ordered Pad Kee Mow, Panang Curry, Crab Fried Rice, and Crispy Chicken Skin. I really enjoyed the Crab Fried Rice and the Panang Curry!
My favorite thai place in the DFW area!!! I will say they keep things authentic. The pad kee mao is my favorite thing I've tried so far. Every time I come back I'm going to have to try something new. The pad thai was also great. Service is quick and efficient and the inside is super cute. One thing I would skip (unfortunately) is the thai tea. To me it was really milky, I just didn't love it.
Nice original Thai restaurant in the Asian Shopping Center. Feel authentic. Nice ambiance and decor with "Taxi" for photo shot at the back. Service was fast. Selection was good. We ordered Pad Thai, Crab Fried Rice and Crispy Skin as snack. All of them hit the spot in taste. The minor issue is the spiciness. My friend asked for 2. I asked for Spicy. We cannot feel the chili at all?? I have to add the cut chili and sambal. Still not spicy. Not sure what's wrong. Other than that, it's a good Thai spot. Will come again to try different menu when I am in the area.
My friends and I came on a really busy Sunday, and it was not their best day. But I don't believe it was their fault. Their air conditioning was out. It was so hot, I can't even imagine how it was for the staff, especially in the kitchen. They brought in fans, but they were just pushing hot air around. As for the food, it came out hot and fast. I ordered the pad kee mao with beef. It was very tasty, but there must have been some mix up with the spice. I asked for a level 3 and this came out not spicy at all. I can handle some spice but always play it conservatively when it comes to Thai and Indian food. I don't usually come to this area on the weekends, as it is bananas. I will come again during the week when it is easier to get in and out. The food WAS tasty and there is a reason it was still packed while the air was out on a 94 day.
I'm going to write this review while it's still fresh in my head (and tummy)! Been up since 6am Cali time, getting ready & packing last minute items. Headed to airport by 830-9, flight at 1040, landed 330ish, left airport by 430-- sister asked what we wanted to eat, we decided on asian food (Thai) and here we are. Besides the airplane pretzels, I hadn't eaten anything all morning/afternoon... starving!!! Initially, I thought hunger played a huge role in how much and how quickly I ate but no-- they are legit and the food was fire. We ordered two noodle dishes (highly recommended by both sisters living in Texas), Pad See Ew (chicken) and Pad Thai (beef). That needed no convincing-- those are my two favorite dishes to get anyway. We also got the pork belly (w/sticky rice), and their Lao-style Thum. Man, this meal hit the spot. I had no doubts because my sisters raved about it and I trust their judgment but I still needed to try for myself and I'm glad I did. If I had to rank? The Pad See Ew took the cake for first place. The flavors that came through from that dish was soooo good. Making me want more just thinking about it. The Pork belly and Pad Thai tied at second for me. But if I really had to tip the scale, pork belly second (for how fresh and crispy they came out), Pad Thai third. Don't get me wrong, the Thum was very good too, and refreshing to eat-- but, gotta stick it at fourth. For both the Thum and the Pad See Ew, we were asked about spice level. 1 to 5. 5 being the spiciest. Because I didn't want to chance an upset stomach, we went level 3 on both. Hmm... yeah, a 3 should be at a 1 lol because what? Neither the noodles or the Thum were spicy at all. My tolerance level is good but not hardcore good... the spice was non-existent in my opinion. So, next time, we're going with 5 lol... my sister should've pushed for it more. As for the sauce that came with the pork belly? Looks like it says Sriracha on the menu... idk what it was but it wasn't the Sriracha we know and love lol. The consistency was very watery and it was almost sweet? It wasn't bad but I think Jeow Som would've made all the difference. But-- not a deal breaker. As for the drinks, Thai Tea/Iced Coffee, they did their job. We enjoyed them. One could argue that the portions are kind of small.... probably because I wanted way more of everything than what we got lol. We thought we'd have leftovers but we cleaned house-- another reason I thought small portions. Butttt, as some time passed, I slowly became soo uncomfortably full-- it was enough food. The restaurant itself looks great, love the vibes. When you first walk in, there's a lot to take in and look at-- truly gave me street food alley vibes without the alley. Very clean, good amount of seating available. I guess we got lucky for our first time because my sister said it's always packed and busy. After this meal, I believe her. The staff was incredibly nice and attentive as well and the food came out really damn fast (minor wait on pork belly). Very impressive and honestly, I'd love to go back once more before I head back home to Cali. If you got this far in my review and still not sure if you should go? GO!
Quick service but we arrived before the weekend lunch crowd! Decor is pretty cute. Food is typical of most Thai restaurants and our favorite was the fried chicken skins. Wouldn't mind going back again but probably not drive all the way there from our side of town since we have pretty comparable tasting Thai dishes closer to home read more
Tax time takes us way up north (for us) to Carrollton and after that, LUNCH! I needed a trip to an Asian market, so the Ranch 99 at Old Denton Road and Bush Turnpike was perfect for my few needs and a couple of scrumptious bakery items that I didn't need. The shopping center it anchors holds one Asian store or restaurant after another and in the end, Thai food won out as our luncheon pick. Too Thai Street Eats is bright and open with flags stretched across the ceiling with restaurant walls covered in murals. There are tropical plants and Asian art and Asian pop music and an absolutely amazing menu. It took us awhile; but our waitress was very patient. We started with the Too Thai Crispy Chicken Wings and the Larb Gai. They are definitely fast. We had hot steaming food pretty pronto. The 6 wings were simply delicious. Crispy perfection. The Larb was new to my husband. I was used to it served with rice and tomatoes and more lettuce. But it was an enormous mound of larb with certainly enough dressing and I enjoyed it. The chicken was well ground and well seasoned with that terrific tang. I added a little fish sauce. I could have asked for rice; but I could see more food already on its way. For entrees, we didn't stray much from our baseline, although they had numerous interesting menu items. Had I been better informed going in, I would likely have been more of an adventurous eater. I read reviews later that indicated what an authentic street food dining experience Too Thai offers. But we ordered Green Curry Chicken and Pad Kee Mao Chicken. The Green Curry was excellent. Smooth, fiery and fragrant. The Pad Kee Mao described as "Wide flat noodles, chinese kale, baby corn, tomatoes, basil leaves, and egg stir-fried with your choice of meat in savory brown rice," I knew was going to be different. It was kinda too different. I missed the bell peppers and onions and didn't care for the baby corn. I also missed the big bites of sheet rice noodle, too, versus noodle ribbons. That's just a personal perspective. The savory sauce was fine. We had two wonderful servers and thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere. This place is upscale from fast casual; but still all tables and chairs with a dose of fast. I would go back and try to edge out of my comfort zone and try some really new items. They have daily specials and certainly much to explore. There's plenty of parking in the shopping center; but I imagine it's really tight at peak times. This area is hopping even in the mid-afternoon! read more
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This is about as solid of a Thai restaurant as you can get in the area. The menu is pretty extensive and the waitstaff are super efficient, which makes for a great experience. Not to mention their prices are still fairly reasonable. What we've gotten: Pad woon sen: Delicious glass noodles with a mixture of egg, veggies, and meats Khao Soi Gai: My personal favorite, essentially chicken curry noodles. This one is bursting with flavor and comes in a shareable bowl Boat noodle: Beef noodle soup that is on the lighter side in terms of flavor, but still good Tom Yum hotpot: Full of ingredients and flavor, but be sure to like the sour flavor from the tom yum to enjoy this dish It's located in a busy shopping center, so you may have trouble finding parking during peak times and/or on the weekend. Otherwise, this is a great spot to go if you're craving Thai food in the area! read more
Came here for a quick lunch during the week and the place was packed. However we were able to get seated fairly quick. It was cutely decorated and cozy inside. We ordered the Tom kha soup and Khoi sai. Both were very delicious and flavorful but can get a little messy with the broth! read more
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Overall thoughts: this place is BUSY, but I can see why! This place is amazing! Waitlist: this place is so busy, but you can put your name on the waitlist via the tablet at the front of the restaurant. I wanted to try something new (rather than my typical order of pad khee mao). I ordered the Khao Moo Dang Moo Grob (Crispy pork, BBQ pork, Chinese sausage over jasmine rice with boiled egg, topped with sweet red sauce). It was so good! I would a thousand percent reorder this! Thai green tea: I've never had a Thai green tea, but it was really good! read more
2 years ago
Amazing Thai food!!! Highly recommend going here and have been so many times since trying it! Forgot to take good pictures of everything before devouring but everyone enjoyed the wings, pad kê mao, pad Thai, tom yum soup, and crab fried rice! Everything was flavorful and authentic! We got our food super quick after telling them we were in a hurry so we really appreciated that. Super clean inside and casual vibes! read more
Thai food here is legit. I love street food and too Thai hits it on all marks. Flavors are authentic. Menu has so many good options. Boat noodle was very good. Fish with tamarind was huge . 38 was not a bad price. Done so well. Papaya salad was authentic. Everything we had was so good read more
11 months ago
5 months ago
I got sukothai noodle. It was really good. The pork was very tender, and the noodles were delicious. I think there could have been more pork. It didn't feel enough. My bf got pad see ew and I thought that was good too. Service was slow and the servings are just enough for an average person. I didn't have any to bring home for leftovers and usually I do at a restaurant. I think the serving size is a little small for someone who eats more. It wouldn't be enough to satisfy my brother or dad. read more
2 years ago
Very good thai food! If vegan/vegetarian ask for no fish/oyster sauce/ egg, and vegan options are clearly labeled on menu. Prices are decent, portions are a little small but nothing to complain about. It's usually very crowded and tables are close to each other. Keep in mind their curries cannot be made vegan. read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
Super quick service and great food! I've heard about this place a lot but finally got to go and try. The food comes out super quickly which is great and everything was flavorful! No wonder it's crowded every time I pass by. My favorite dishes were papaya salad, moo ping, and drunken noodles. I will be going back for sure! read more
1 year ago
The name says it all. It's always packed, so as soon as you get it, put your name down the wait list using the iPad in front. We've been to Too Thai several times, and we still have to try something we don't like. Although Pad Thai is one of the easiest things to order at a Thai place, don't discount it, it's delicious. I haven't been to Thailand yet, to compare what authentic street food is like, but this restaurant is excellent. read more
2 years ago
This is my first time ever going here because it was close to where I was at and I'm so glad I chose to go there. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at Too Thai. I loved the flags hanging above us and the food was really good and fresh. Also, throughout our meal, multiple servers checked on us to make sure we were okay and the portions were very generous. I would definitely recommend and I would definitely be going back. read more
My favorite fast Thai food for the past 5 years!!! This place has been consistently amazing! The food is delicious and reasonably priced. The staff is friendly and the decor is superb! Feels like you're transported to another world! My favs are the (in English) dried beef bites, stuffed triangle bites, the Tom Ka soup, flat noodles and basil fried rice! read more
Tip: If you come on a weekend, come early to put your name down on the waiting list because it's extremely busy. That way you can explore the complex. A great location that's been around for years. The food and service has constantly been on point. It's just a pain to get seated on weekends. My favorite dishes are the curries. Even though the flavor is really hearty and rich, it's also really refreshing with the coconut milk and the lemongrass. Don't be afraid to try the whole menu. The Isaan dishes are true Thai dishes so just be forewarned for strong flavor profiles. read more
2 years ago
Food was really good here and we walked in for a table for two with no wait. We got the Crying Tiger which came with sticky rice, the Crab Fried Rice, and the Pad Kee Mow which are our usual go-tos. Everything came out within a reasonable time, service was pretty good, and we'd definitely would come back to try more dishes the next time we're in Carrollton. read more
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Service was quick, food was hot and delicious, quiet, calm atmosphere. We also ordered spring rolls with peanut sauce. Sooo good! read more
3 years ago
This place is legit. If you're craving Thai food u have to come here. The service was great and friendly. I got the N4- Pad Woon Sen with a level 3 spice, it was perfect. My husband got the crying tiger plate and we had the egg rolls which were HOT but delicious! My husband loved the music since it was on a country playlist. Really liked the environment of this place. Will definitely be coming back. read more
1 year ago
Possibly the best Thai food in the DFW area! We came on a Monday night and the place was packed with customers. There is a digital check in system which was handy and plenty of seating as we were waiting for our table. We were seated as a party of 6 within 20 minutes. Service was friendly. Food was amazing! I'm a huge fan of egg noodles so I had to try the Mama Pad Kee Mao and it was so delicious. The egg noodles had the right amount of springy texture and there was a good balance of Thai basil taste throughout the dish. I also loved the mix of squid, shrimp, and fried fish. I also tried my husband's regular pad kee mao and the wok hei/char on the rice noodles was sooo good. There were so many other interesting things on the menu that we have not seen at other Thai places so will definitely be back to try! The interior was so colorful and fun. Atmosphere was pleasantly noisy, perfect for families and friends. A must try for Thai food lovers in the metroplex! read more
I recently had the pleasure of trying out their mouth watering dishes, and let me tell you. The moment I walked in, I was greeted with warm smiles by the friendly staff, and had gotten fast service. I got the tom yum soup with shrimp, papaya salad, crispy chicken skin, sticky rice, boat noodle soup & thai tea. The boat noodle, was quite savory and good. The tom yum was okay, I've had better, since coming from a thai background, but it wasn't bad. The chicken skin was crunchy and had a good portioning. The thai tea was just right, it wasn't too sweet or overpowering. I would definitely recommend this place, and especially earlier in the day, when it's not too busy. read more
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This has become my new guilty pleasure. We had it about two weeks ago and last week we were craving so much we had to get some take out! If there was only one knock to this place is that I wish it was bigger because they get so busy they need the space to fit more people! You'll understand why they get so busy once you try it.the service was quick and they try to make sure that you aren't waiting on getting an order in or getting your food out. The Tum Thai ( papaya salad ) was okay. Sweet and sour like you would expect. I prefer it to be a bit more fermented and salty like the Laos style. The chicken wings were crunchy, salty, and lots of flavor . I would say if you don't mind fish sauce chicken wings that are gunna make your breath stink a bit and stick to your fingers I would highly recommended! The Thai sausage was aromatic, spicy, crispy skinned, with nice pieces of cartilage that added a big of a soft chew to them. Definitely my favorite type of sausage out there! The pad Thai is one of my favorites that we've tried in the area. Not too saucy, noodles not over cooked, with a slight bit of crunch from the peanuts! Most places either have them too drenched or don't put enough so they did a classic justice. Now my personal favorite was the moo plara. Fresh veggies with a side of sticky rice to go along with slightly grilled juicy pork! The chili sauce that goes with it is best described as a cluster bomb flavor bomb! read more
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If you like Thai food, this restaurant is the one for you! The food 100% good. The waitress was friendly and the place looks ok. Nothing fancy but excellent food. read more
4 years ago
We were craving papaya salad while visiting, so we stopped at Too Thai for a snack since we had just eaten dinner. This is the first and only place that I have had Papaya Salad with Field Crab in it, and it was delicious! I've always been curious to know what field crab tasted like after watching YouTube (kdeb and sros, IYKYK), so I was excited to see that this was offered on their menu. We ordered our papaya salad with medium/hot spice, and it was SPICY, which we loved. We liked the crunchy/meaty texture of the crab, and thought the flavor melded well with the rest of the ingredients in the salad. I haven't been able to find field crabs back home, but am definitely keeping my eyes peeled for a dish like this the next time we travel to a big city. We also ordered the Tom Kha soup. Soup was also very flavorful and spicy. We really liked that they put in a variety of mushrooms in the soup. Back home we only get baby bellas, but at Too Thai the soup had at least 3-4 different kinds, which again, added to the flavor of the soup. Great place to stop in for a quick bite! read more
Came here for lunch on a Tuesday. Wanted some soup so tried the boat noodles, they had a choice of beef or pork. Opted for the beef. Pretty good. I've had beef noodles lots of places and it's a little different everywhere. This one isn't super authentic but still good. Stand out dish was pad Kee mao. Noodles were perfectly cooked and sauce was just right. The krapow flavor was good, just expected minced meat so we were a little surprised see it was sliced. But good nonetheless. Ordered a side of pork belly, but looked like pork chops came out. Not sure what happened there but it was the least favorite. Overall good food. It was also very busy! read more
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