Thai Rose Restaurant

Modest, in and out Thai place. The service is prompt , the food good and the prices are very cheap. They have a complimentary chicken hot and sour soup that comes with the meal. Their crab rangoon was delicious. The drunken noodles I found a tad salty but my friend liked them alright.If you are looking for a nice dine-in experience , this is probably not the right choice. Ambience is simple. The place was almost empty may be cos of it being a Monday evening and they were already cleaning up at 7:45PM.I would recommend this for a quick, inexpensive meal or a take out though.

I pass this place all of the time and finally decided to give it a try. The prices were so great, I ordered tons, but unfortunately there was a sign on the door stating they will be raising their prices Monday (today), so I am no longer sure what price value they offer.The people working seemed friendly. I did not interact that much other than placing an order and picking it up briefly. The place looked small but had places to sit. It looks difficult to get in and out of this strip mall, but it actually is very convenient once you figure it out.We got two noodles, Pad Thai and Pad See-ew with chicken. Both very good. We tried the pineapple curry fried rice. It was tasty, I would like to try the basil rice here. We had the chicken skewers with peanut sauce satay, very good, peanut sauce excellent. We had the Rangoon, crispy rolls, and spring rolls, all crispy and delicious. The plum sauce was good and abundant.Overall a good place to stop and get food. I would like to come back so I hope they do not raise the prices by too much.

Since moving back to the Detroit area after 20 years in San Francisco I've been searching for authentic Thai... Thai Rose is the closest I've found 5 years into my search. Located in a tucked away mini mall off Lapeer Rd, it's a hidden gem.. Besides being a little on the sweet side sometimes it's legit! AMAZING curry's. I do find you need to go for the spiciest setting to get the level I'm use to but the taste is all there. Delicious!

Appetizers and drinks - Spring rolls were crisp and tasty. Thai Iced Tea they have was very sweet. They do not have an option to reduce the sweetness. Lunch - We ordered green curry, masamun curry and pineapple curry fried rice. But the curries tasted really good and had great spice levels. Curry portions are big with lots of veggies and is probably enough for two people with a serving of extra rice. Ambiance and Service - Clean place, but nothing too fancy. Service was quick.Parking - Available

I've been looking far and wide for a decent Thai restaurant near me, the place I use to go to was so delicious but they sold it to someone els and it's lost its luster,meaning the food is not that good anymore.... Anyway my husband and I found this little gem in a strip mall in Auburn Hills and I'm glad we did yummy food and great service... get there early, we got there at 11 when they opened and there were already four tables filled... just go you'll love it

Fabulous food! Friendly service!Drove past it many times. No more!Pad Pak was awesome.

Wasn't bad, but wasn't a fan. Hot and sour soup was good. Spring rolls were on the crunchy side inside. Food dishes had a grilled, off taste. Inside was pretty plain. Servers were the highlight.

This is one of the better Thai restaurants around. The ingredients are always fresh and everything is cooked to order. The spice level that your request is always consistent. I've gone here 6 times or so and never had a bad experience. Just be prepared that they might be busy at lunch which is a good thing.

Pad Thai, coconut curry chicken, yellow curry, the soups, and everything else has been so great. They have been the best carry out we have found over the past six years.

We were in town visiting relatives and stayed at the hotel that shares the parking lot. We tried to go on a Sunday but they are closed that day! Who wants to go out to eat on a Sunday :( We ended go the following Tuesday.I deducted 1 star right off the bat because they don't have beer. If I'm going for Thai food, with some heat, there's nothing like washing it down with a couple cold Singha's. I was very disappointed. We got there at 7pm and there was one other table occupied. First thing I noticed was the complete lack of atmosphere. Everyting seems to be a prison gray. One wall had some mirrors and decoration but, other than that everything was bare. The tables were also empty (no salt, pepper, soy sauce, etc...). The only music playing was in the kitchen.We got 2 crispy rolls which came out hot, they were very good.Next we ordered the Peanut Sauce dish with shrimp which was also very good. There were only 6 medium shrimp and could have used a few more for the price. We asked for medium heat and it came out that way.Finally, we got the pineapple curry fried rice with pork. This dish was excellent but a word of warning. It is very salty. Other reviews made that a show stopper but I like salt and this was just short of too much. The curry made a huge difference in something that is usually pretty bland.As I mentioned, the tables were bare. We had to wait for our server to ask for a knife, then soy sauce and then napkins. It could be run better.Overall, the food was extremely good and this place is perfect for take-out. The dine-in experience leaves a lot to be desired.