Thai Curry House

Thai Curry House is so tasty that I will go out of my way when visiting the Twin Cities just to eat here. Although a native West Coaster, I know live on the Iron Range, and getting to eat a variety of good ethnic food (Thai being a favorite) is at least a good 2.5 to 3-hour drive for me now. Even with all of the options the Twin Cities area presents, I will ALWAYS opt for this place if I'm craving Thai. I love the consistency of the food being amazing, the comfortable ambience, the friendly staff, and of course, the free parking. Favorites? Tom Kha Coconut soup and Massamun Curry (chicken). The Spicy Noodles and Spicy Thai Basil Fried Rice are HUGE winners, too. Come hungry, because the portions are huge, and I am here for all of it! An interesting thing of note is that on all of my visits, I have never been asked for a spiciness preference level. Yet, the food always comes out delicious and at a perfectly spiced level. My young son, who does not like spicy food at all, has loved every dish (advertised as non-spicy) he has tried here. The prices are extremely reasonable, especially given the portion sizes. I honestly cannot sing enough praises about this restaurant, and I hope to always be able to visit when I'm in the area. Thank you for giving this West Coaster a taste of all of the good (ethnic) restaurants I'm missing!

I try to love this place because it's a Thai restaurant so close to my work so I find myself justifying their food. I've only ordered food to go until today. And after today, to go is definitely the preferred method if I'm REALLY craving Thai food at work. Their flavors are fine, but nothing exciting. More on the bland side compared to other Thai restaurants. But it'll fulfill a craving. I've tried their Thai basil fried rice, a curry (don't remember which one- wasn't memorable), pad Thai, Tom yum, and egg rolls. Spice level tip: if you like mild with a tiny kick you have to order at least a 3/5. A 2 seems like no spice and 3 was just a tiny kick, a tiny kick might even be too strong of a description. So on top of their mediocre food, their service was very upsetting. She even knew her service was awful because she kept justifying her rushing us because she's the only one there and has to do everything. I would understand if we were a needy table, or were taking an excessive time to order, but that wasn't the case. I was dismissing her not welcoming behavior in the beginning, but you can only take so much. She gave us the regular menus, came back in 2 mins and asked if we were ready. I asked if they had the lunch specials for dining in. She glared at me, grabbed the lunch specials menu and upsettingly put them on the table. From then on, we would like at each other any time we had to communicate with her. She would cut us off as we are ordering or asking questions. And it wasn't just us, every person that walked in the door, she was just as cold. Yelling from the back to the front door, give me5 minutes. From other reviews, this seems to be a regular occurrence. Would I go there again? Yea, it's convenient and the prices aren't bad for a Thai restaurant. The lunch specials are pretty good deal. Would I crave the food from Thai Curry House? Nope.

My husband and I visited Thai Curry House on Friday night for dinner. We got there around 5:30 or 5:45, so before the dinner rush. We walked in and greeted with your typical Thai restaurant atmosphere. We then proceed to wait for a table for almost 10 minutes, not a great start. Once we were seated, it was clear the one waitress was overwhelmed, and clearly understaffed. We ordered our food right away and it was came out pretty fast. However, we also ordered beer and that came after our appetizer and with our entrees, which was disappointing. We ordered egg rolls (great flavor but luke warm), chicken pad Thai (lacked sauce and flavor - very bland), beef drunken noodles (lots of meat and decent flavor), and chicken cashew fried rice (the best dish we had!). At the end of our meal, the one waitress apologized for the bad service which was nice she recognized it was bad, but because the dishes were lacking sauce and flavor, I won't be returning to Thai Curry House.

Fresh. Tasty. We ordered Green and Red Curry, egg rolls, and cream cheese wontons take-out. The curries both had a nice little kick of heat, and the chicken and veggies were fresh and tender. It's been too long since we've ordered from here. We won't wait as long for next time.

Stopped in for an early dinner. We thought we'd beat the rush. We were met with a rushed hello and sat quickly at a table that could've been dusted (along the condiment side) and cleaned a tad more as the table was a little sticky. Their menu is extensive! So much to choose from. We ordered:Laab chickenPad Thai shrimpThai basil fried riceSpicy noodlesAll of the noodle dishes were slightly over cooked so the noodles were a bit soggy which was unfortunate. But they were still tasty so I ate them! The spicy noodles are my favorite (would be a 10/10 if cooked right!). The basil fried rice was great, and the Laab was great, just wish there was less lettuce mixed in but that could be personal preference. The place itself leaves a lot to be desired. It's dusty, drab, and dated. They do have a cute little nook for people to sit on the ground. Overall, I'd say it's worth a stop in just for the amazing flavors in their foods, if you're in the area. I wouldnt make a special trip from afar for this place though.

I only get to-go from here, but they do have a nicely decorated dining area.Kao Peak. Enough said. Delicious from here, and I appreciate that they do not use the broth that they cook their noodles in (you can always tell from the starch content in the broth - it being thicker or thinner).It's in a weird strip mall so easy to miss.

This is an amazing restaurant. The food is so good but the service really just makes you so mad because they really ruined the experience for us we went there as vegetarians and they're just saying oh this isn't good, this isn't good, don't try this, like do you want us to eat there? It's kind of ticks you off.

I am thankful for this new place in the neighborhood. Ordered pad Thai and red curry and both were absolutely delicious! The seasoning and spice levels were perfect. The quantity was great. We only did pick up and not dine in, but the food was freshly made and piping hot even after we took it home. Two thumbs up!

Best Panang curry. My husband who is a meat eater finished his veggies before the chicken in it. The kombucha pumpkin in it was sweet and sticky how it should be. The broth was spicy too but with a nice depth of flavor. I had the seafood Tom yum where the seafood was not over cooked. The chicken eggrolls were just right and crispy. The shrimp Spring rolls had avocado and mango which made the pricing make sense.

Restaurant is under staffed. We stood by the door for five minutes before even being greeted. Ordered Sticky Rice 2x, Papaya Salad, Chicken Wings, Cat Fish Curry, Egg rolls, and wonton soup. Was severely disappointed that they served sticky Rice in a extremely small container and it wasn't even filled. It was two thinly scooped servings into the plastic bag, and then microwaved. The sticky rice was very hard and lumpy. The papaya salad was limp and sour, definitely not fresh and so disappointing. The Spicy Catfish curry was not spicy at all. It was a few breaded cat fish pieces with lots of vegetables. Very disappointed in the dish. My kids ate the chicken wings, wonton soup, and egg rolls. They seemed to really like them. Unfortunately, due to short staff, we decided against ordering more egg rolls for take out. Our receipt was charged automatically 18 percent gratuity. Overall, we'll never return.