Thai House Restaurant, San Antonio, Texas, Thai Restaurant Details

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There's nothing upscale about this place, but the food is delicious and the service is fast and friendly. Their lunch time deals are a steal and you can't go wrong with any of them. I'd recommend the green curry option.

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Modest decor in and out. The owner really need to upgrade the outside of the restaurant.

The food was great! Not much different from other Thai food I've had in the US. The veggies were fresh and crispy in the Basil Fried Rice, but the basil flavor or smell wasn't very apparent.

The steamed fish was ok. The Pad Thai was sweet and very flavorful. We'll be back for more.

DEFINITELY EAT HERE!! You will return!

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So, you pull up and the place looks a little sketch. Like it might be dirty or like it'll disappoint. It isn't and it won't! Inside, not only is it clean, but also VERY well decorated (if you're into that). The food is hella yummy and served FRESH. I've always noticed that if a restaurant keeps their restroom clean, the food will be amazing. It just so happened that I had to blow my nose and guess what? Hella clean restroom! The food was cooked extremely well and seasoned just right. The amount of food they give you out ways what you'll pay. In other words, lots of food for little cash, so its perect for a fatty like me. Loved this place, perfect little hole in the wall place!

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Subin is the owner/manager I think, he's a wonderful person! Always very happy and helpful. The food is always phenomenal! Red curry chicken, Thai sweet and sour and Tom kha are a few of my favorites but everything is fresh and delicious. Soup is different everyday, tastes great everything.

Food:

Freshest food, best service, they own Pad Thai in San Antonio because no one offers the lunch special that they do. $7.50 for your choice of meat (they charge extra only for shrimp), egg roll, and soup. Most places charge around ten bucks just for chicken and charge extra if you want a different meat. If you go on Monday right when they open, they have actual Buddhists monks come in and chant/bless the restaurant, and of course they eat. That's how awesome this place is... Also the fried ice cream is always on point.