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    Tuk Tuk Thai

    4.1 (211 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Asian Fusion
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    Quiet
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Good for kids

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    Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Moa)
    Jennifer J.

    First time here, and the place is kept clean. We were the only ones for a while and then the people started coming. I ordered the Pad Thai and it was yummy!! The sauce was perfect and the noodles were delicious. It was a little too saucy for my liking, but still delicious. My bf got the drunken noodles. It was yummy too, but it wasn't his favorite. We also got the basil fried rice, which had good flavor. The rice was too soft, since I like it a little more al dente, but still delicious. Overall, this is a place to try if you're feeling Thai food. The service was great too and the staff were very friendly and accommodating.

    Pad See-Ew, Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Moa), and Crispy veg Spring Rolls (4)
    Hailey F.

    Highly recommend the pad see ew. Perfect balance of sweet and spicy (level 2). Drunken noodles were good as well. Did not enjoy the veggie egg rolls, but would def come back for the pad see ew. Love the Thai tea as well but was just a little too sweet for me, I'm sure you can order it less sweet which I will do next time. Cute vibe inside with quick and friendly service. I will be back!!

    Mendi T.

    We had a group of 42 people, and the staff of Tuk Tuk couldn't have been more wonderful! The food is delicious, the restaurant is comfortable, and the service is fantastic. They even let our group do individual checks. We know it was a lot of people for them to handle, but they were flawless. Our group had a wonderful time! BYOB. If you forget your libations, there is a store next door to grab beer and wine. Thanks to May, who helped me with the reservation.

    L - Pad See-Ew
    Andy L.

    Rating: 7/10 Date Last Visited: 9/23/2025 I ordered the Pad See Ew Lunch Combo ($12.50). The noodles are pretty good, very standard for Thai food. There's a good amount of veggies and meat in there, which I appreciate. The egg rolls were pretty mid, but they came with the lunch combo so no complaints there. I've been here in the past multiple times, and all the other dishes are pretty good - including the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodle, and Siam Noodle, which was my favorite. This place is consistently good, but it is not anything crazy and there's plenty of Thai places in NYC that are much better. However, it's good for Fort Worth, and a great option of takeout if you're craving Thai food. The service is great there too. Overall, I would recommend this place if you're in the area and want some Thai food.

    Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Moa) lunch special
    James D.

    I stopped in and had lunch at Tuk Tuk on a Friday. They have fairly priced lunch specials, $11.50 for chicken/tofu and $12.50 for beef and each comes with soup of the day and an egg roll. I got there late for lunch, slightly after 1 o'clock so it wasn't crowded and I was able to sit quickly and get prompt service. I ordered the drunken noodles with medium spice. Noodle dish was decent, tasted like it had fresh vegetables and the rice noodles were cooked properly. Flavor was good, only drawback was the beef wasn't the most tender. Sweet and sour soup was pretty standard and the egg roll was a little mushy on the inside with the cabbage.

    Pa Thong Ko with Sangkhaya
    Kimberly W.

    I love Tuk Tuk Thai, they're the best Thai in FW in my opinion. The service is always great, fast, and friendly. The restaurant is small, but they have an awesome mural. Their Cucumber Salad is one of my favorites! Overall, excellent.

    Pad See-Ew (lunch)
    Melody D.

    Nice little restaurant that serves tasty Thai cuisine. It's a little difficult to spot if you're driving by. Atmosphere was nice and quiet for a week day around noon. We enjoyed our meal as the lunch portions were pretty large. Everything was on point. I would definitely come back!

    Pad Ped to-go
    Jenny N.

    The last photo was pad pad at the restaurant in their bowls. It is one of the best tasting dishes I've ever had the first photo is the pad pad to go that I got delivered to my house with the chicken lettuce, the lettuce wraps are good. I do not think they are as good as spice, but you cannot pass up on this pad pad. Add cashews and extra eggplant. It's the best thing ever. Service is as to be expected. I went there right when they open their doors and the restaurant gets full usually within 15 minutes, I assume it's full 24/7 because it's such damn good food! very cute & clean ambiance with a huge parking lot!

    crab fried rice and Thai Iced Tea
    Sofia T.

    I ordered the crab fried rice and Thai tea for delivery from Tuk Tuk Thai. The Thai tea was delicious--sweet, creamy, and refreshing. While the crab fried rice had potential, the flavors didn't quite meet my expectations, and the crab could have been fresher. That said, I appreciate the convenience of delivery and would be open to trying other dishes from their menu in the future!

    Erick W.

    This was a delicious meal that was served quickly and very hot and fresh! The service was quick and friendly and the restaurant was very clean and comfortable. We could come back here again!

    Terry J.

    Food is absolutely delicious. We ordered the crab Rangoon, chicken lettuce wraps for our starters and both were soooo good. My Sis ordered the Fried rice and she really enjoyed it. I ordered the chicken curry and Pad Thai. Had planned on taking left overs home for lunch. Pad Thai never arrived. Uggggh. Here again is where my frustration is with service which changes the overall rating. Our food arrived quickly, though incomplete and I had to get up twice. Our waitress was essentially hanging out at the counter area and never once looked our way. We ordered dessert, Mochi and sticky rice with mango. Amazing. We will be back....

    Seung L.

    I went to Tuk Tuk Thai for the first time with my roommate today. It was nice place but the place was a mess from the lunchtime rush. There was only one person in the front of the restaurant to serve, take orders, and clean the tables. I ordered spicy chicken drunken noodles of their lunch specials and two egg rolls because they stopped serving house salad. She stated that it is too cold to serve house salad...what?? Anyway the egg rolls were your normal egg rolls, just okay. The drunken noodles was spicy and delicious. The lady was nice but the serve in whole was bad because she was the only one. We didn't even get refill on our waters. Once she dropped our foods off, we did not see her until she brought our check and she did not even ask if we wanted desserts. I ended up getting dessert somewhere else. With better serve, this place would be easy five stars place for me but as is it is three stars.

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    Idris A.

    If you like Thai food, you'll like it here. 5 levels of sauce and all the signature staples. The $12.50 lunch special is all you need to get full and make a smart financial decision. Don't expect much in ambiance. They clearly cater to the food which is exceptional. Service is a bit lacking, but once again you aren't there for anything but the food

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    My favorite Thai restaurant in the Fort Worth area. Always consistent and delicious. Great lunch special as well!

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    Food is so good for takeout or dine in! Large portions and reasonable prices! Friendly staff that will help recommend dishes

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