Thai Rama

Today, my client and friend extended a lunch invitation to discuss the exciting opportunity of selling his factory located in the vibrant Phoenix area. It was my first visit to this charming Thai restaurant, and I was pleasantly surprised by the warm and inviting atmosphere it offered.Upon entering, I was greeted by a friendly and welcoming waitress who made me feel right at home. I decided to try the Green Curry from the lunch menu and requested a mild spice level. The Green Curry had a delightful balance of sweetness, not overpowering but just right. Next time, I plan to explore a slightly higher spice level to enhance the flavors even more.In addition to the delicious meal, I savored a refreshing glass of iced tea that perfectly complemented the flavors of the curry. The overall experience left me impressed, and I look forward to returning to enjoy both the excellent food and top-notch service once again.

I've been here a few times, and there are some things that are better than others, but I would say overall, I've always enjoyed meals and will keep coming back to try new things. The top favorite is the peanut curry dish. It is so flavorful and delicious. Also, the sweet and sour is surprisingly good and has a very crunchy breading, which is always great. I definitely enjoy this place and will keep trying new dishes.

Not the best Thai food I've ever had but very good and reasonably priced. I love red curry so I ordered the Evil Jungle Princess (why can't they just call it red curry?!). My food came out fast and all the ingredients were fresh and delicious. I honestly didn't think the clear broth tasted like curry at all, however. It was much more like the Italian tomato and black pepper broth of Cioppino (seafood stew). It was enjoyable but I was disappointed because I was expecting a curry flavor and a gravy-like consistency. There was just one overworked waitress on duty which made it difficult to get her attention. There were two other women employees who just disappeared into the back and didn't help out. The environment was clean and comfortable, but I wasn't too crazy about the music they were playing. Music is such a personal preference that I don't understand why restaurants play it when they know they can't please everyone and many people would simply prefer to eat in peace or talk to whoever came with them. I'll give it another try sometime.

Another great meal at one of our favorite Thai places! Food is very consistent each time we visit. The restaurant is a bit tired and used but the staff is friendly and there typically locals and regulars there when we visit. Their Tohm Kah is so lusciously creamy and coconutty and limey and just so wonderful! Lots of mushrooms and I had tofu and chicken added and no spice. The salad rolls and their peanut sauce are always fresh and yummy.

Really great value for lunch specials. My kids love the included chicken ginger rice soup. We always get the Pad See Ew with shrimp. We haven't tried coming here for dinner, but I'm sure the dinner items are just as good. If you get the discount card from Chinese Linguistic School of Phoenix, you can get an extra discount.https://clsphoenix.org/restaurant-list

Nice spot for some classic Thai eats in Chandler. The ambience is homely and the service is friendly! I got an extra hot panang curry and it was packed with delicious heat.

You don't know how happy I am that there is a location in chandler. When I was growing up in Phx, we used to go to the camelback one all the time! My parents would use that against us if we ever did something wrong because they knew how much we loved it. I randomly decided to look it up and saw they have this location! Look... these are the best things there:Tom Yum Soup with whatever protein you want (I get chicken)Thai teaMango sticky riceI don't remember the name exactly but spicy green beans with beefThis is the BEST Thai food I have ever had and will ever have.

Stopped by Thai Rama with some co-workers for lunch. The place was nearly full when we arrived so that was a good sign that this place is good. Eventually our waitress took our drink and food orders but it was a bit of a wait. It wasn't as long as the actual wait for the food though :( I'm going to assume that the kitchen was short staffed since the place was full but it did take quite a while to get our food. Took a little over an hour from the time we arrived to the time we left. Not great for a lunch break during the week. However, the food was great. I got the red curry with mild heat (the lowest possible) and it was very flavorful. I usually go for yellow curry but I'd definitely get the red here again. The lunch special also comes with some fried wontons, an egg roll and some sweet and sour sauce. It was all very tasty and I would definitely come back again. Just hoping that next time they are able to being the food out quite a bit quicker.

Was in the mood for Thai & my friend suggested Thai Rama so I decided to give them a try for lunch. I looked through the menu of lunch options and decided on some fried rice.Khoa paht - Fried brown rice with pineapples, mixed vegetables onions, & tomato no eggs. The lunch special also comes with an egg roll, and soup but I got neither with takeout which sucks.When I got there to pick up my order it was very busy which is always a good sign.The rice was really good, my only real complaint not enough vegetables. I will be back to try other things on the menu.

I absolutely love this place!!! Best Thai in town seriously. Nothing compares ot their Pad Thai. I could eat that for every meal. Plus, this place is a family owned and operated spot! Love to have either the sister or Josh serve us since they are always super nice when entering and understand/know how to read a room. This place is great!The mood in this place is very chill. They have it lit up where you can see the menu clearly and do not need a flashlight like other places trying to be too hip. THIS place is HOT!