Orlando is fortunate to have a number of notable Thai restaurants, among them Thai House, a local institution that has been on the rise since relocating several buildings down in 2000. Although the upgraded wood décor has provided a more upscale feel, Thai House on Colonial Drive maintains its characteristic warm, family-owned ambience. The extensive, authentic menu continues to snub modern pan-Asian trends for a straight-up list of traditional Thai fare offered at a superior value. Each dish may be ordered according to taste—mild, medium, hot or "Thai hot"—but make sure to heed the menu’s warning when an entrée is labeled "spicy." It is. Vegetarians, make note that almost any meat can be substituted with tofu.
Beer and wine available. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner Mon–Sat. Closed Sun.
"The small, cozy interior is perfect for delights from the Far East. The redwood porch outside is great for knockin' back a few during the weekends."
— Orlando Sentinel
Orlando is fortunate to have a number of notable Thai restaurants, among them Thai House, a local institution that has been on the rise since relocating several buildings down in 2000. Although the upgraded wood décor has provided a more upscale feel, Thai House on Colonial Drive maintains its characteristic warm, family-owned ambience. The extensive, authentic menu continues to snub modern pan-Asian trends for a straight-up list of traditional Thai fare offered at a superior value. Each dish may be ordered according to taste—mild, medium, hot or "Thai hot"—but make sure to heed the menu’s warning when an entrée is labeled "spicy." It is. Vegetarians, make note that almost any meat can be substituted with tofu.
Beer and wine available. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner Mon–Sat. Closed Sun.
"The small, cozy interior is perfect for delights from the Far East. The redwood porch outside is great for knockin' back a few during the weekends."
— Orlando Sentinel