Thai Spice

Let me say I love love Thai food. The mix of flavors, curries and spices....... I'm sad to say I didn't get that with the lunch we shared.The place is very nice and clean. The spring rolls (fresh) were ok, not herb nuances, chicken curry soup. Was lack luster- it had good flavor, however nothing of curry nor color flavors. So we did leave without taking. along the leftovers

Great service, very friendly. They were able to make my Pad Thai vegan, which I appreciated. Good location and plenty of parking.

This is a small Thai spot with a decent sized menu. Went here with a girlfriend for a quick dinner. We started with a Thai tea, which was tasty and not too sweet. I ordered the drunken noodles with chicken and would say it was okay. It was too sweet for my taste. I ordered a 7 spicy and it was more like a 4. The noodles were cooked well with a bit of tomatoes, basil, and a good amount of bean sprouts. My friend ordered the broccoli noodles (pad see yew) and I would rate it about the same in all aspects.The restaurant was very quiet for a Saturday night with just a couple of other groups when we walked in. Overall it was an okay experience.

Went out tonight for a meal. Been here before but it's been at least four years. The last time I went was over lunch. Iremember it being very good and peaceful as the dining room was not very crowded. Tonight for dinner they were doing some hard-core take out as people were coming and going through my entire meal.I ordered the pad Thai with chicken. I Got the spiciness of mine with a four out of 10. To be honest there was absolutely no spice in my meal but that's OK I would rather have it be under spiced than overspiced. As I remembered the pad Thai was very good and the portion was perfect. I left full and happy. Along with the pad Thai came a spring roll and another little dough type of item which the name escapes me. The service was fine as well. Good stuff.

The BEST Thai food in Omaha PERIOD! I have a favorite and I call it Popeye.It's chicken & spinach with peanut sauce over rice. They never disappoint.If you're looking for authentic & delicious Thai food, give them a try. It's just south of 108th & Maple in the plaza on the east side of 108th. SO GOOD!!

My good friend treated me to dinner at Thai Spice. We were the only people in the entire restaurant at 6:45 pm on a Saturday night, besides another couple at a table on the opposite side of the roomWe decided to share an order of Thai veggie crispy spring rolls. It was good, but I am sure bought frozen and fried. The sauce with it had a little kick to it, which enhanced the standard crispy roll flavor!I ordered the Thai Spice Beef Salad. My friend got the Broccoli Noodle with Tofu.I spit out the first bite of beef as it was tough and simply not chewable. Mind you I had asked what kind of beef they used to avoid ordering tough beef. I tried a second bite and spit it out to as trying to chew on tough, dry and inedible rubbery beef was simply YUK!My friend tried a piece of the beef and spit it out too!!!She ended up sharing some of her meal which was tasty especially the tofu.I told the lady who stopped by our table that she said the beef was their most tender when I ordered it, but my salad topped with beef was too tough and dried out to even chew. I got no response and she just walked away!To me this is totally unacceptable!!!!!I took pictures of my Thai Spice Beef Salad when it first arrive and again after a few bites showing it was barely touched!My friend who was treating me to dinner felt bad and kept apologizing. The restaurants staff should have been apologizing and offering an alternative. Obviously I would never recommend or ever return here again!

Thai is usually on my mind and when I have the opportunity to try a new Thai restaurant with a friend I act on it. I had heard of Thai Spice from a few social media accounts and was intrigued by their affordable prices for both lunch and dinner. The menu had a decent amount of options to choose from, including some Thai staples. When I entered the establishment, I did have to wait for a while at the front to be seated. I understand that it might have been due to limited staff as it still is the case in many places.When I visit a Thai restaurant for the first time I usually order a classic. I have found if a restaurant can nail the classics then it can succeed with other dishes as well. One of my go to Thai dishes is Pad See Eew. The portion sizes of this Pad See Eew were satisfactory. Additionally, my friend and I were served quickly. However, I was not a fan of these noodles that were severed with my dish. They were slightly thicker and shorter width wise then other Pad See Eew dishes I have ordered. A personal preference but I prefer my rice noodles in this dish like fresh, silky cut sheets. Lastly, the brown sauce was good but it lacked that fresh Thai flavor that I so enjoy.

The best Thai restaurant in Omaha. It's small and there isn't much seating, but most of their orders are for takeout anyways. And with Covid, that's all I'm doing now anyways. The gal who works the desks and takes orders is a sweetheart. Everything is always hot, fresh and delicious. Get the vegetable balls and spring roll appetizers! My boyfriend and I are obsessed with them. And the sweet chili sauce served with them is heavenly. I could drink the stuff! The pad thai and yellow curry chicken dishes are always my go tos. You can't go wrong with either. I've been coming here for Thai for at least the last 15 years and they've always been consistently top notch. You get a good amount for your money too.

The fresh soft rolls with peanut sauce are amazing. Not a lot of fried food, but the vegetable balls are DELECTABLE. There's usually only one server, but the restaurant isn't super busy, so most of the time it isn't a problem.Ginger shrimp: 4/5Fresh soft rolls: 5/5Vegetable balls: 5/5Thai tea: 3.5-4.5/5Spring rolls: 3/5

Lowkey this is the worst Thai food I've ever had in my life Service was quick but everything else was debilitating