Thai Garden

A very Bare-bone basic Thai food restaurant. Nothing fancy, but will satisfy you if you're looking for a Thai food fix. There is a parking lot with easy access to the restaurant. We were pleasantly greeted and quickly seated. The restaurant itself is a little worn out and in need of a little bit of TLC; it is a little divey and what I refer to as a little sticky. If you can get past that we do offer that the service was very pleasant and the food was exceptionally authentic.The steamed dumplings were outstanding, and the pad thai had wonderful, citric flavors.There is a spice guide on the inside of the menu with a warning, and I would strongly hear that you go one or two levels lower on the heat that you would normally ask for. Everything was good but the pod Thai was flamethrower spicy! The price point per person seemed a little bit steep for the value offered.

Okay food BUT much hotter than expected. In fact, there are disclaimers on the menu warning that real Thai chilis are used.Two young waitresses are too brusque, didn't ask the level of hotness we preferred. After tasting the Penang curry, we enquired as to the number of stars the heat was... three? She said, no. With this curry there is no way to select heat level.WTF.Will not return.

Living in the KC Metro area, but our hometown being Dodge City, KS, what a nice surprise finding this awesome little Thai restaurant. It was so yummy we ate here twice during our 4 day visit. My Pad Thai was terrific and both the fried and "raw" spring rolls were outstanding. To top it off, our waitress (I believe she is the owner) was so friendly and helpful while figuring out what to order and making sure we had everything needed during our meal. For those who are not fond of Thai food, they offer several other dishes like Lemon Chicken and much more.

Just moved to SW Kansas from Denver (and Hawaii before that) and my husband and I LOVE thai food. It's our absolute favorite and we eat it almost once a week. I happened to be in Dodge shopping so I stopped for takeout to get my thai fix. I ordered Me Krob which is one of my favorite thai dishes that is hard to find sometimes in a lot of other thai restaurants. I have a shellfish allergy so they made it without shrimp and were very accommodating and took the time to make sure my dish would be shellfish free. I haven't actually dined inside the restaurant but every time I order on the phone/pick up my takeout everyone I've been helped by has been kind and attentive. I've already ordered takeout twice this week- and my husband is extremely jealous. I will be driving from Liberal often just for good thai food! Definitely worth a stop.

First time here. Enjoyed everything we had yellow curry was spicy but not over the top. Pad tai was flavorful. Service was good despite there only being one server she was amazing and very friendly. We recommend Thai garden!

Very delicious! My son had Pho and I had the General Chicken. Both were very good. The sauce for the general chicken was a bit too salty, but the service was excellent. The egg rolls were delicious. My son loved the Pho.

Take-out was hot, fresh, and very good. Could have been a little more spicy. The appetizers were delicious along with amazing Thai Tea (be advised, the large is actually gargantuan). Enjoyed all the colorful, eye appealing presentations of the entrees. The staff was very friendly and courteous.

This is hands down the best restaurant in Dodge City! Everything I've had here has been packed with flavor. The staff are friendly & helpful. I like the stir fried shrimp with garlic sauce best. The kids love the sweet & sour pork & lemon chicken.

The food was excellent! Loved the fried pork wontons, and the fresh spring rolls. The silver noodle soup was so tasty. No joke on the spice level on our main dishes, drunken noodles and chicken and noodles. They were really spicy but yummy. Service was fast and friendly.

New to town, trying out a few restaurants. We were hungry after a long day of outfitting my sons new apartment. The service was friendly and efficient. The food was flavorful and filling but, the Pad se ew noodles were fettuccine noodles not the lovely wide rice noodles I love with this dish and the chow mein noodles were ramen noodles, not the sturdier usual chow mein noodles. The beef teriyaki my husband ordered was more of a beef broccoli without the broccoli. Even though it wasn't strictly what we're used to when we order these menu items, they were tasty. If you're looking for an Asian adjacent restaurant this is your spot.