Thai Spice

We picked this up to go recently and I was very happy with the green Thai curry I ordered. The website says there's no online ordering (or that it's unavailable) but you can actually order via Selflane which is great! The order was ready early which was great since the app requires at least an hour heads up which was surprising.I have a weakness for Thai curry and hadn't had it in forever- this totally hit the spot. It was a huge portion and just perfection. I ordered it with the 2nd level of spice (right below "Thai hot") and it was a good level of heat if you like spicy food. If you're more sensitive to heat, stick with the medium. There was a good amount of veggies as well as chicken. I can't speak to the service since we did takeout but when i went to pick it up they were efficient and quick. Definitely will be back!

Stopped by here for lunch with a friend and it was delicious! It got busy around lunch time but service was efficient. I'll definitely go back to try other dishes!

A news article framed on the wall of Thai Spice described the restaurant as reliable, and I have to agree. We split an app and ordered two different noodle dishes. Both entrees were solid, though the service was quite slow - even for a Saturday night.The wait for two around 5:30 was said to be 20 minutes, though I believe we were seated in about 15. The wait for our noodles, however, was at least 25 minutes...and the party of three seated after us received their food a good 5-10 minutes before we did. The restaurant was busy but did not appear under-staffed, so I'm not sure what caused the delay. For app, the fresh summer roll with chicken was tasty and well complemented by the house-made plum sauce. My only note is that it could've been rolled more tightly. For dinner, I liked my pad see ew with beef, and his chicken pad Thai was yummy though light on the veggies. Portions were very large, so we both brought home leftovers.Biggest complaint is on husband's behalf: The spicy isn't spicy. I'd read this in other Yelp reviews, but even after emphasizing that he wanted his pad Thai "very spicy," I was able to eat it...and I'm incredibly sensitive to heat. Hot is mild at best, so if spicy is a must for your Thai fix, Thai Spice isn't the establishment for you.

Saturday. December 9, 2023. Dinner.We lucked out. They had an empty table as soon as we walked in. Sat us down immediately. There is an outdoor patio, but no one sat there because of the freezing temperatures. I heard the waiter tell subsequent people walking in that it would be a 30-40-minute wait. They are located Northwest of Wyoming and Paseo Del Norte. Our waiter, Johnny, looked young and energetic. He told us the restaurant had been opened seven years. We ordered 2 shrimp spring rolls ($5.95). They were large but had very little shrimp inside. The vegetables inside didn't taste old, but they weren't super fresh either. I ordered the Jasmine tea ($2.50). The tea came in a heavy, black metal tea pot with two tea bags and a black metal cup. I liked the presentation, and the tea had a nice, light floral flavor. I ordered the Drunken Noodles with seafood ($15.95). I believe the seafood included mussels, shrimp, squid and some sort of fish. Johnny told me that the Thai Spice level was hot. He joked that I couldn't send it back. So, I ordered that level and found it to be not hot at all. I had to add Sriracha to it. Johnny checked on us multiple times during our meal. He had a pleasant, positive attitude. The restaurant is decorated impeccably, with swimming fish, multi-colored upside-down umbrellas hanging from the ceiling, romantic lighting and modern artwork on the walls. I can attest, from personal experience, that the men's bathroom was very clean inside.Let me be honest, this isn't the best Thai cuisine in Burque. It was a bit bland and not very spicy. However, the service and ambiance were hitting the mark and the prices are reasonable. If you want an average Thai meal, this is your spot.

This is my favorite Thai place in ABQ. Food is amazing, staff is super friendly. They can get really busy and it might take a few tries on the phone if you're getting take out. Well worth it. 100% recommend.

Excellent service. We had Knock as our waiter. He is an amazing waiter. The food was excellent

Flavor galore! Service is top notch!! The location is a little hidden, although it is right off Paseo Del Norte, we tend to drive by so fast that you may have missed it. I had the pineapple curry with shrimp and a cold Thai Tea. Very nice portion size. The flavor combination was so delicious! Plenty of comfortable seating.

Haven't been here for awhile - but business brought us nearby so a stop was in order. It was in the middle of the lunch rush but we were seated quickly. We ordered Pad Thai & Yellow Curry dishes -medium heat. The Egg Drop soup came out first and after a short wait the entrees arrived. Food was excellent, heat was right on target. The curry was thick and delicious. Pad Thai was tasty and not dried out. Quality is still there & service was good. Great meal on a cold day.

Aaaaaaaa Yummy! Have been here twice. Will go back, but still need 85 characters to publish this review!!

Overall my favorite Thai restaurant in Albuquerque! Even better than a lot of Thai restaurants I've been to in California! Service has always been great. Sometimes there is a long wait. I really enjoy the beef pad Thai and the drunken noodles! Somewhat crowded restaurant for Albuquerque but overall a nice environment. I feel like the highest spice level is too spicy to enjoy - this is coming from someone who loves spice. Try to papaya salad while you are at Thai Spicy, make sure to get it at least medium spicy!