Thai Rock

2.21.25This restaurant replaced the former Tara Thai in Montrose Crossing. The food is delicious and likely the best that I've had in recent months. I highly recommend the duck roti, Moo Ping (pork skewers), and taro custard. During the holidays, I had the duck roti at another Thai restaurant, which I found to be disappointing. Today, I was impressed because the duck roti tasted fresh and wasn't dry like at the other restaurant.The sticky rice for the Moo Ping and taro custard were tender and chewy. The pork skewers were succulent. The service was friendly, and the food came out fast. This may just be one of my new favorite Thai restaurants in Montgomery County. I can't wait to return to try other menu items. I highly recommend it.

They are having their Grand Opening tomorrow, March 5th- Service was a 5/5 - everything you want in a restaurant ( friendly, attentive, available) Food was a 4/5 - the cashew chicken was probably one of the best I had- a unique twist where it has the right amount of kick and tons of flavor while the fried rice (with pork as protein) was one of the worst I've had... it was greasy and flavorless and the pork was beat up and fatty. We tried the garlic beef stir- fry which has garlic, beef and broccoli... again, pieces beef was fatty (a food turnoff for me...) We had the dumplings which were delicious (a little larger than I have had in other Thai places).The Thai tea was pretty average with a unique presentation - an ornamental metal bowl which keeps the drink pretty darn cold. Mango rice was a delicious finish- it was still warm when served. The interior is stunning with a beautiful mural as a focal point.

Great food and ambiance.Had the boat noodle on a cold day and was satisfying.Server was friendly and gave prompt and great attention.Will visit again

The old Tara Thai restaurant at Montrose Crossing revamped to a new Thai place! Been waiting to try this place and decided to go with a group of my gym buddies, 9 of us. The decor was bright and inviting and it was decently crowded on a Friday night, but oddly the early crowd was very quiet. We stayed about 4 hours until close drinking and chatting and they didn't bother us. It got a little more lively later in the night, but they definitely needed to turn up the music to set the vibe, especially on a Friday night if they want the bar to fill. Their drinks were pretty and good as well. 4 star for ambiance.Service was great the first half, everything came out fast and piping hot. But then a couple in our group came late and one order wasn't put in and another took a while to come. 3.5 star for service.Food was good, pretty standard, but we didn't really order from their "ThaiRock Street Food (Signature)" menu either. I took a bite of everyone's food and their fried rice had a good "wok" taste. I love when they put the pineapple fried rice in the shell, then you know they're fresh pineapples! Crab fried rice and Pad Thai was surprisingly spicy or maybe that's just how my friends ordered them! Chicken satay had a nice sweetness to the flavor, and the curry puff and spring rolls were fried nicely. Mango sticky rice was chopped up a bit thick and it was purple rice, but the portion was a bit small. Overall 4 star for food.

New Thai restaurant on the block, and everyone wants to know if it's the best Thai in MOCO. Previously, Tara thai, the location got revamped with nice interior and stunning bathrooms. High ceilings make the dining experience and food a more elevated Thai venture. We got the duck roti appetizer, crying tiger, steamed chicken, pad see ew, and stick rice dessert. As a final verdict, this is one of the best Thai restaurants in MOCO that rivals thai cottage bistro in shady grove with various renditions of thai street foods. For the pad see ew, I'd stick to Kimm Imm Thai, since Thai rock is bit too sweet and overcooked for my liking. However, the rice dishes crying tiger, and steamed chicken were one of the freshest meats with aromatic and fragrant rice dishes. Lastly, the mango sticky rice was super ripe and the sticky rice was super fresh.

Tonight we ate at the latest new Thai restaurant in Rockville, Thai Rock. It took the former Tara Thai space. There's no lack of decent Thai establishments to choose from in MoCo. I would recommend this as one of the good ones in terms of taste, quality and value. Spacious, attentive service, good spacing of tables, authentic tasting Thai dishes, plenty of parking. No loud music so you can enjoy dinner conversations. The standouts for us are the Tom Zap spare ribs soup, House pad Thai, chives dumplings, Thai style steamed chicken and the Taro custard with sticky rice.

The food is absolutely delicious. The drinks are fantastic (I can only speak to the mocktails, but the customers around me who had cocktails say that those are great, too). Anything tamarind-flavored there is going to slap! And the staff are incredibly kind and funny.

My family and I wanted to try this new restaurant and went today. We sat down, and for 10 minutes, no one came to us. The restaurant was not crowded, nor were there many people. We decided to get up and go. It is sad that we came from far and received no service.

I had an amazing experience with this Thai Rock Rockville. The customer service was outstanding, and the food was exactly what I was looking for. I really recommend this restaurant.

Finally THAIROCK is open on the location of TARA THAI that has been closed in almost a year. The renovation is amazing and the place looks gorgeous inside and out. This place is a sister restaurant of THAISONS in Tysons, Va so the menu is similar with some new dishes. I really enjoyed the street food section on the menu. All the foods came out so beautifully done and delicious. Will definitely come back to try other things.