I have lived a summer in Thailand (Bangkok and Chiang Mai) so I can pretty securely say I am…read morefamiliar with Thai street food. This place is really good and tastes authentic. My wife and I were hungry after looking at apartments in the area and this place was perfect! I ordered the drunken noodles and chicken wings with Thai chili spice. Our friend ordered the Ka Pow and Coconut Ice Cream. Both were amazing! And we loved the great and attentive service! They even let us order and dine in when it was close to closing time. It was greatly appreciated! Also the way this restaurant is decorated is well done and it has a beautiful mural on the wall. We will be back again!

Stopped randomly in with my manager on our way out of Dallas…read more We came in around 2pm which is an hour before they close and reopen. They weren't busy and we sat ourselves down. Our waitress was very nice and our food came out relatively quickly. They brought us out a complimentary salad and fried spring roll, both were good. The salad was refreshing. We also ordered crab rangoons and pork gyozas. The gyozas were my favorite and my boss really enjoyed the rangoons. We both ordered drunken noodles. I had mine with shrimp and she had hers with beef. They were absolutely delicious! Don't know when we'll be back in Dallas but this place is definitely worth a try!

Food came out quickly, was fresh and hot. I got the cashew chicken and my husband got the sweet and…read moresour chicken. My favorite thing that I ordered was the egg rolls, they were crunchy and not greasy at all. Prices were affordable and presentation was beautiful!

Decent restaurant for a flavorful meal. It's more Asian vs. Americanized fusion. I'm sure they…read morecan whip a good type of salad not on the menu with ingredients used for other dishes. Red curry came in a pint size container to go. Lots of sauce with veggies (eggplant, bamboo, basil) with a meat choice (pork/beef but I got more pork slices) and a cup of jasmine rice. I order medium spice but it was leaning towards the spicier side for me. It has coconut so the sauce shows the thickness and was tasty enough to enjoy. Laos papaya salad was different from Thai (and for me). Besides diced papaya, I could see real chili, slice grape tomatoes, bits green bell peppers and 6-7 pieces of roasted peanuts. The sauce was already mixed, so if you don't want it drenched although that's how it's made to order, ask for it on the side. It had a different type of sauce more like crab flavor (Laos) vs. fish sauce (Thai). Staff is friendly and sweet. I was offer some water for the wait. It sits on a strip mall and the glass is darken to keep heat off the glass doors.

Thai Palm in Irving exceeded my expectations. I had the panang chicken curry, fresh spring rolls,…read moreand a Thai tea, and everything tasted incredibly fresh with perfectly balanced spice. The flavors felt truly authentic, honestly the closest I've found to my mom's cooking. The Thai tea made with coconut was a surprise and one of the best I've had in a while. I highly recommend it if you're looking for fresh, authentic Thai food and friendly service in the area.

This was our first time at Thai Palm Dallas and it did not disappoint! We got our dishes and…read moreeverything tasted fresh. Our server later on let us in on a secret.... Every dish is made from scratch! We had the green curry and chicken pho. Both dishes were delicious and will make an effort to stop here again on our next trip

My go to spot was closed in this same strip mall, so I decided to try Hot Spice Thai and I was not…read moredisappointed. Walked and was seated promptly, the host came with the menu soon after and water. They have a lunch special that is 12.99; everything from fried rice, Pad Thai, pad see Euw, Red and yellow curries. You also get 2 spring rolls or bow of soup and a canned soda or unsweetened ice tea. Spring rolls came fresh out of the oil, crispy, well filed and tasted good. I love the sweet sauce that came with it. Got my chicken pad Thai spicy and it was out in 5 minutes; I could hear the wok banging as the chef cranked out dish after dish. It wasn't too busy and I honestly don't know why. This isn't a lunch portion, it's a proper meal; enough for 2 sittings if you want. They also had the largest chicken to noodle ratio I have seen in any Thai shop. If it was for the low traffic shopping center they'd have much busier lunch. I'm definitely going back

Had a party here with family. They were so accommodating. The food is flavored very well! The…read moreowners took good care of us. If you are nearby and haven't tried it, it's so worth it. I love flavor, and I highly recommend it!

Best Thai vegan place I visited; very pleasant ambiance and amazing service…read more I absolutely loved the green curry and the Thai iced coffee. I only wish they added more vegan desserts

Cute Thai place! Lots of parking on a Sunday because it's part of a plaza…read more -I got the panang curry and it was AMAZING. I'm a sucker for Thai curry of any kind but not everywhere has the Panang so thank you! I had chicken Panang curry with added tofu and extra vegetables. Curry is pricey with the added options but it's worth it every time. Seating is mostly indoors but they had a few seats in a courtyard. -My friend got a tom yum soup and it was also amazing! She said it "hit the spot" and it's just what she needed. Cons: Front lobby was a bit stuffy upon entering but we were seated in a different part of the restaurant.

Chicken satay was raw unfortunately, fried rice was just okay but nothing special. The avocado egg…read morerolls were pretty bad and we ended up not eating them.

If I could give less than one star, I would. Over the years,…read moreI've visited all of their locations in Irving, Carrollton, and Frisco. Most have since closed, and they've recently reopened in a new spot in Irving. The owner messaged me on yelp to try this location, so I finally visited this past Tuesday. Food: The lunch salad was bland, with watered-down dressing that lacked any real flavor. The drunken noodles were similarly disappointing--the sauce tasted diluted and didn't deliver on taste. Service: The woman at the front seemed to be having an off day. She was unwelcoming and avoided eye contact, which made the experience even less enjoyable. Final straw: I was charged twice for my meal. Despite calling the same day to resolve the issue, nothing was done, and I ultimately had to dispute the charge with my credit card company. Overall, I'm extremely disappointed. This used to be a reliable place to eat, but it's clear things have changed for the worse.

We came on a Saturday afternoon, and it was surprisingly pretty empty, but we were seated and…read moreserved quickly. The inside was clean and the lighting was okay, though we were sat underneath a broken light that kept flashing. We each ordered a noodle dish and shared the Basil Fried Rice. I got the Drunken Noodles, but to be honest, it wasn't the best I've had. The sauce was very light and didn't taste authentic, even though they claim to be. I think the server may have also mixed up the spice levels of our dishes. One of us received the maximum spice level after ordering none, and another got very little spice despite asking for the maximum. Overall, it wasn't really to my taste. I could see myself bringing someone who doesn't usually eat Thai food here to try it, but I personally wouldn't come back.

Was in town for work, craving Asian food after 3 days of American food. Ordered phad see ew and…read moreLaos style papaya salad. It fixed my Asian cravings! I ate the entire order of papaya in one sitting. So good!! I was afraid it would have an American twist, but it was authentic

Parking: in the back of the building Service: really nice…read moreand clean environment. Food is totally worth the price. Spicy level is 1-5. I had green curry with seafood, spicy level 4. For Asian it might be more like a 2.5-3. Totally would love to come back again.

Great flavors and fast service! I stopped into Ka Thai and…read moreimmediately ran into the best kind of problem: I couldn't decide between the pad kee mao and the crab fried rice... so, I ordered both. No regrets. Both dishes came out together. The drunken noodles were piping hot. The sauce leaned a little sweeter and saucier than I usually prefer, but the flavor was still solid. The noodles were about 2 inches wide, which was different than what I've experienced in the past. The crab fried rice ended up being my favorite of the two. Great texture, great seasoning, and overall really comforting. I just wish it had a bit more lump crab meat mixed in. Still, I liked it enough that I packed up the leftovers for later. Ambiance-wise, Ka Thai nails it. Lots of natural light, friendly staff, and a relaxed, welcoming feel. Parking on the street is pretty limited, but there's a garage connected to the building, which makes things easier. All in all, a tasty, quick, and pleasant meal.

Hello everyone! I have been coming to Thai E San for many years now because I live in the Las…read moreColinas (Irving) area. Today, I ordered the Drunken Noodle (with tofu) and Crab Rangoon. This was singlehandedly the best meal I have ever had from Thai E San, which is what prompted me to write this review. This restaurant deserves credit for serving amazing food at such an affordable price. I highly recommend Thai E San to anyone! But, you will need to experience the food for yourself to understand what I am talking about. Thank you!

I came here to get some Thai to go. This was my first time here. The restaurant was small but…read moreclean and the workers were very friendly. I ordered at the counter and the food was ready within about 10 minutes. I ordered chicken drunken noodles, Rangoon, and potstickers. The potstickers were great. The Rangoon was a bit cold in the center but the portion size was good. The chicken drunken noodles were also a great portion size. The spice level is more than I'm used to, but I still enjoyed it. We definitely will have leftovers for at least one more meal. This was not my favorite Thai experience, but I would consider getting the drunken noodles again.