Lim Ros Thai Restaurant

Orlando has a few great Thai restaurants, but Lim Ros is a standout! I have been four times now and have enjoyed a variety of dishes....all authentic, well-balanced, and packed full of flavor. My servers have also always been friendly and pleasant. I love their limited time menu additions too. Recently they added Kua Kling to their menu for a limited time, a southern Thailand dish not found in Orlando. It had intense flavor, where you were really able to taste the red curry and other aromatic spices.I can also recommend the Yen Ta Fo, Panang Curry, Pad Se Ew, Pad Ga Prow, Chive Cake, Tom Yum Hot Pot, Larb Gai, and Som Tum Isan. We ordered these on a recent visit and everyone raved about them!Lim Ros opened in November 2024. It is a welcome addition to Metro Orlando's growing and diverse culinary scene.Highly recommend!

A pleasant and unique experience in the maitland area! Several friends and family members of mine love Thai food and there is definitely a shortage in East Orlando. Kim Ros was a welcome addition to the area!On entry, I found the space to be a bit void. No real decor or special ambiance. But comfortable enough. The service was friendly albeit somewhat inexperienced it seemed. Considering it wasn't packed, I found it a bit questionable that they couldn't get the entrees to the table all together. To me, that's a no. However, the food was very pleasant and good sentiments were echoed all around. We shared some spring rolls which was crispy and flavorful. I personally played it safe with a pad Thai that I really enjoyed. My friend comes specifically for the khao soi which she raved over! My brother who was visiting from out of state ordered the pad see ew which he also gave good remarks on. I'd likely return! I found the food to be tasty. I do think there is some slight room for improvement but as they are still new, I'll give them some margin.

The layout of the restaurant is a pretty basic but cozy. The bar area could be less cluttered and more inviting. But what this place lacks in aesthetic, makes up for in food!Menu items shared were spring rolls, chicken fried rice and beef pad see ew. All were delicious, served very quick and piping hot! There was plenty left over to take home and enjoy again next day.

I really wanted to like this new and aesthetically pleasing place! This was actually our second time returning here. The first time when we went in hopes to dine for lunch. Google said it's open. The hour signs said its open. But unfortunately, the restaurant decided to be close. So today we gave it another try for our lunch date. We have seen a lot of good reviews and advertisements from various sources however I was a bit let down. Upon entering, it was beautiful and very open and had a lot of seating available. I took many pics. We both ordered the pad Thai because that is basic staple of most Thai restaurant. Cant go wrong with a pad Thai thought to myself. My husband had a beef pad Thai and I had the pork pad Thai and we also ordered the chive cake appetizer. To start off, after our appetizer came. I asked the server for 2 chopsticks. He said ok. And then he continues to serve multiple tables. He tended to everyone and never return with our chopsticks. UNTIL our main course came and I had to ask again before he brought it over. Our main course came out and the egg roll that came with the lunch was okay. The pad Thai, I def have had better pad Thais in numerous Thai restaurants. The soup that came is basically water and a few instant noodle toppings in it. The appetizer turned out to be very good! But, I feel a bit disappointed that the pad Thai wasn't what I hoped it was. Overall, it was an ok experience. Food didn't match up with the grand interior.

We were recommended to this restaurant by a friend who owns multiple amazing restaurants in town and who had introduced us to some of our favorite restaurants in Orlando and around the country. My husband and I are big Thai food lovers and even celebrated our honeymoon in Thailand. Lim Ros is a high end Thai restaurant with authentic flavors and a beautiful intentionality in both ambiance and aesthetic. Parking is difficult but you just need to be patient and circle around or head to the back of the lot and walk over. The back door is not an entrance and could use some signage to direct customers to the main door which is located on the side of the building by Lake Ave.My husband came here with a friend who is also a Thai food enthusiast and they loved their experience, so he was excited to take me there too. We went for lunch with our son on a Wednesday afternoon and arrived just 30 mins before closing. They were still very accommodating and didn't make us feel rushed. The food came out fast and the presentation was gorgeous. We ordered multiple items to get a good feel of their menu: chicken satay, sticky rice, tom kha gai hot pot, pad ga pow, Thai tea, butterfly pea flower lemonade, and mango sticky rice.The tom kha gai hot pot was phenomenal. The flavor was incredible, and the presentation on the open flame keeping the soup hot was such a nice touch! I'm not normally a fan of this soup, but the one at Lim Ros is a 10/10! The chicken satay was good, but not the best in town. It's hard when you have your fav spot and compare everything to that! Nonetheless, the portion was good and the accompanying sides and condiments were appreciated. The sticky rice was fresh, and the butterfly pea flower tea lemonade was a show stopper visually and tasted like fresh squeeze limeade. The Thai tea was a bit sweet and came premixed. Def love a Thai tea to calm my palate after a spicy dish, but I prefer the tea and condensed milk to be separate upon pouring for a fresher tasting Thai tea experience. Pad ka prow is one of my favorite dishes, and I'm assuming their pad ga pow is the same dish but with chicken. I love that they use minced meat, as I find it to be more authentic in flavor and the meat is able to absorb the flavors and spices better. We got it mild because my husband was being a big baby...lol jk but I would've preferred medium! Honestly my palate might've been blown out from all the other amazing flavors from the food we ordered, so I thought this dish was just ok, but my husband was a big fan and said I need to try it again on its own with pork instead of chicken.The server was super helpful answering questions and giving recommendations. We were unsure about ordering mango sticky rice since mangoes are not in season, but he assured us they had them imported to ensure they were ripe and only used ones that were sweet. The sticky rice is dyed blue with butterfly pea flower! (Thankfully no artificial dyes) My son was a fan of the mango and overall it was a beautiful dessert albeit a bit pricey.We had such a lovely lunch date at Lim Ros and we plan to return again soon. This wonderful of a Thai restaurant so close to home can be dangerous!

Lim Ros Thai was definitely a place I thought wouldn't be that great. It's been a few different restaurants at this spot and the menu items before opening seemed to be pricey.We were pleasantly surprised with our first visit and really enjoyed the food. Having searched other popular restaurants during the rush on a Saturday and long wait times we ended here.There wasn't that many servers working the restaurant but surprisingly our food came out rather quickly. What we tried to start was the Tod Mun Goong, for $14. It was 4 shrimp donuts fried with a plum sauce. This was recommended by our server and I really loved it, seemed to have a lot of shrimp and didn't taste too fried. For our main dishes we ordered the Khao Soi Gai for $19 and the Pad Sew Ew with pork for $17. I'm literally obsessed with Khao Soi, so when it's on the menu I'm ordering it! Lim Ros's dish was tasty but the only downside the chicken is on the bone, making it harder to eat. The Pad Sew Ew was perfectly cooked and had the nice thick noodle.They must have adjusted pricing bc we saw their menu originally posted before opening and it seemed more expensive. If you're looking for a new Thai spot, plenty of seating, a cute vibe and good food, give Lim Ros a try!

A cozy Thai restaurant that serves one of my favorite dishes, leng zabb. It's a spicy and sour soup that I've tried both in NYC and in Thailand, and it's incredibly flavorful. We also ordered Thai BBQ pork skewers, and it was delicious and juicy. My husband really enjoyed the Pad Thai, saying it was fantastic. My kids chose Pad See Ew with chicken, and they found it to be full of flavor. The service was excellent, with our server regularly checking in on us. The prices are reasonable for authentic Thai food.We'll surely going back!

If you known me, you know that I am always on the hunt for new restaurants, especially when they involve my favorite cuisines. So when I heard there was a good Thai restaurant in Maitland, my fiancé and I were super excited to try it out. Especially since is minutes away from both our offices. The location is a bit tricky, as there is no dedicated parking that I saw available. It's located on the corner of a very busy intersection. Once inside, it immediately gave me downtown Manhattan vibes with the extremely high ceiling and ambience. The service was ok, but the real show stopper was the food! It tasted amazing and authentic. The fact that they serve Pad See Ew with Chinese broccoli, I am now hooked! The beef was tender and thick, the noodles were firm, and the sauce was perfect. Easily the best, or top 2, I've had in Florida. My fiancés Pad Thai was also excellent but her chunks of chicken left a bit to be desired. The Thai Tea with rum was surprisingly very good although pricey for such small glass. Overall we really enjoy loved our first experience and will definitely be regulars!

I came to check out Lim Ros since I've been craving Khao Soi, and there aren't too many Thai restaurants in the area that serves delicious Khao Soi! With that said, I obviously decided to order the Khao Soi, and it's very delicious, and it's one of the better spots! The broth was creamy with a hint of spice, and egg noodles were soft and delicious, and the other toppings were fresh! The one thing I wasn't the biggest fan of were the extra hard crispy noodles. Regardless, I will definitely have to come back for more!

Came for the soft opening. It's a but on the pricey side but the food is good. Looking forward to seeing an expanded menu. The staff were nice and the store looked cute. Can't wait to come back!