Thai Spice

On the same scale as Archie’s everything is very fresh and the curry dishes were amazing

GREAT FOOD! And excellent, friendly service. I’m looking forward to working through their menu, especially after having the Pepper Steak. It was so tender and definitely the best I have had since leaving the Northeast over 30 years ago. Try it out for sure. I’m gonna order some take-​out right now.

$ 7.25 curry chicken off the lunch menu included soup, a little bit of salad, an egg roll, rice, and curry chicken and it was yummy! Curry chicken even had potatoes in the sauce and when you order you tell them how spicy you want your food from 1 to 10. i had 5 and it was just right. Super friendly service.

I really am not the type to write a bad review for a place, but this is just gross. I order from here at least 5 times a month, being my fav thai place around the corner from my job. Well, I go in today to order the usual pad thai and thai iced tea. Three quarters of my cup was full with thai tea and I asked them to fill it to the top. Then I get to my office to eat, only to pull out a PIECE OF WIRE OUT OF MY MOUTH. I get it, shit happens and people make mistakes but for me to call them and complain about it and for them to just say «OH WELL, COME IN AND WE’LL MAKE YOU A NEW ONE» like seriously?! I was so close to swallowing the damn thing and you can’t offer a credit or anything? So Thai Spice, here is your bad review and you have lost a loyal customer.

Have gotten the pork fried rice, crab Rangoon, and egg rolls. They were all not bad. Nothing really to write home about either. For a restaurant that boasts being the best Chinese restaurant in Vegas, I expected a little better. The food was fine though and the people were friendly so I’ll be back

I don’t know what they put in the food but it it’s always superb. Been here a handful of times, and every time is outstanding. Tonight we had our usual:
Vegetable spring roll appetizer
Me: vegetable Pad Thai with tofu
Bf: duck with green curry
Thai iced tea with milk
Thai coffee with milk
Spring rolls always cooked to perfection.
Both entrees delicious with the perfect amount of spice we requested.
Ambiance is casual, but with a hints of elegance. Quiet and intimate. Excellent service.
Would come more often but it’s on the opposite side of town and we don’t like coming down to the strip unless absolutely necessary.
Definitely recommend.

I was invited to eat at this restaurant for lunch with a co-​worker because she knows one of the people who owns the business. I don’t eat much Thai food or think about eating it often but when it’s offered of course! Upon arriving it was pretty dead maybe two or three other customer’s dining. We were seated promptly which is always a plus. For appetizers we went with the shrimp wontons and the stuffed chicken wings. The order came out pretty quick as we weren’t even ready to order the main entrée, but when we did the curry chicken and seafood pad thai were the choices. If you are here for the lunch special I highly encourage to order off that menu because the prices for dinner are about double and maybe even more. The larp was another addition to our order because my co worker suggested it pairs well with sticky rice. All in all the food was okay but the reason I would rate this place 3 stars is because when the bill came we were given a 20% discount instead of the meal being complimentary like we were told prior to arriving. Keeping your word as a business owner is very important if you would like to keep regular customers. This was my first and last time eating here because being tricked into a meal wasn’t on my agenda for yesterday’s lunch date. Don’t tell somebody «oh come to my restaurant and I will take care of you and order whatever you want» then turn around and slap a bill down with a measly 20% off?.. I’ll pass!

Thai salad was good, smaller portion… brown rice was super dry and crusty. Not often do I place a 2 star…

After a super-​fun energetic night at a New Years Eve party, and a long New Year’s Day touring Las Vegas hotspots, my wife and I finished our mini-​vacation with dinner at Thai Spice. We got there when it was rather quiet and mostly empty. The music and environment was calm and soothing. Our super-​young waitress «Willow» welcomed us with a smile and perfect English, and gave us dinner suggestions. She was really helpful and friendly, and also CUTE as a button.
We had the Beef Curry and the Drunken Noodles, which were both DELICIOUS. Now, my beef curry was supposedly at spicy level 7, which was almost too hot for me. But that was my mistake, because back in Philly I once had a place serve me food at spicy level 5, and it tasted like they put nothing at all in it. Anyway… our meal was AMAZING, the meats were tender and juicy, and by my request Willow even brought me an extra small bowl of rice (at no extra charge, I found out later much to my surprise). The bill itself was very reasonably priced… $ 11 for each entrée, and like $ 2 for each fresh baby coconut. We got about half our food to-​go (and I am glad we did).
I wish we’d taken more pictures of the food. Our experience reminded me that I always have a good time when I visit restaurants in Las Vegas.
We left a FAT TIP, because… damn good food, damn good service, nice soothing environment in this family-​run restaurant.

I had visited Thai Spice once, about 4 years ago, and really enjoyed the food.
For whatever reason, we hadn’t been back until Saturday afternoon.
Thai Spice is a large restaurant, that is open, and very clean.
Service is very polite, and very quick.
We ordered:
Pork Egg rolls
Shrimp and Chicken Pad Thai
Thai Spice Beef.
The pork egg rolls were very good. They were not greasy. They were crisp, and flavorful, and the deep fried egg roll wrapper had almost a tempura flavor: very light and delicious. The duck sauce that was served with them was good as well.
Shrimp and Chicken Pad Thai:
I always have to order Pad Thai at a new spot… its usually a really good way to judge the rest of the dishes. This was almost perfect. Flavorful, just the right amount of spice, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. The only issue? Only 2 shrimp. When I order something called «shrimp and chicken» I want there to be more than 2 pieces of shrimp. Since my husband and I split the entrees, we each only got one.
Thai Spice Beef: Lean strips of beef marinated in royal thai sauce, sauteed and served on top of rice crispy noodles… this is Thai Spice’s signature dish, and it is DELICIOUS. The meat is tender. The rice noodles are crisp, and crunchy, giving a pleasant texture, and the sauce… YUM. That’s about all I can say without drooling.
The Thai Iced Coffees are good too, and a large «to go» coffee is enormous.
Thai Spice, well done. I can’t wait to come out again, to try more items!!!

Food & prices are awesome! Friendly staff, and the resturant is clean and quiet. Thai Spice is a must everytime I visit Las Vegas! Wish we had a place like this back home.

This place is the real deal authentic Thai food. Friendly service and great food. The classic Black Jack noodles and Pad Thai dishes really stand out. Paired with fresh young coconut really sealed the deal.

I’ve been on a curry kick lately. Yellow with chicken to be exact. I ordered the dinner portion from here, which comes with pineapples and potatoes. I love when they put pineapples in curry, they add a subtle sweetness that really brings the dish together. I originally asked for the lunch special, but because I wanted pineapples with my curry, they made me purchase the dinner portion. I was a bit put off by this, for one I had no need for that much food at lunch, and for two, why? I didn’t think that the curry received from the lunch special menu would be any different than the dinner menu, but alas it must be true.
Honestly I didn’t want the soup and small salad that came with the lunch special anyway, plus now I have dinner covered so it all worked out. On a spiciness scale of 1 – 5 I got a 2 and it could have been much hotter. Still tasty nonetheless. One thing to note is they give a small portion of rice and a whole lotta curry, but I found this is standard with many thai places. See my pix for reference.

This evening on Labor Day we drove over for dinner to Thai Spice. This is a very attractive restaurant and I give it a big red Unilocal star for the space between tables. You know I like my space.
We shared two appetizers: pot stickers and Cham Nan which is lightly fried shrimp and pork. Tasty!
We decided to split the $ 19.95 Siamese Duckling. It was tender and delicious.
They serve the 21 ounce Singha beer and other beers plus wines.
This restaurant is pretty close to our neighborhood so we will check out other entrees very soon.

Ok Unilocal this is my first time coming to Thai spice. The restaurant is very nice in the inside it was kind of slow it was my boyfriend and one other gentleman. Our waitress was nice. For a appetizer me and my boyfriend ordered the stuff chicken wings it was really good some Thai restaurants dont offer the stuff chicken wings on there menu so that was a plus. For the main dish I ordered Tom Kha it was really good and the flavor was awesome it had a lot of chicken. My only complaints are that the food here is over priced and my soup didn’t come with rice I had to ask usually it comes with rice.

Thai Spice is an old well known Thai resturant to the area. I’ve never actually tried their dinner menu just their lunch specials so I guess this review is for that.
Although their other menu items looks really good it is a ways out for me to come here just for their Thai food. It is located near the strip on Flamingo and Arville across the street from The Palms Place and next to caboose or something. The Resturant has a mix match hodge podge décor and the staff is friendly enough.
We normally come here for their lunch special because it’s the closest Thai place close to our work. The Lunch menus is not huge but it comes with a tiny salad, a veggie eggroll, a little bit of rice, soup of the day (which is never exciting) and a entrée of your choice. The food is ok and the other side that comes with it is bare minimum but I guess what is there to complain about when the meal is about $ 7 bucks right? Thai tea is good not consistent in taste and sweetness and the wait sometime during lunch is forever.
All in all you get what you pay for unless you get an actually order of their regular egg rolls which is now my Ultimate favorite. An order of 6 egg rolls filled with the typical filling fried battered and then deep fried again and their is only one other place that does them like this and it is in Clovis Ca at Sun Rise Kitchen. Needless to say I was VERY stoked to see these egg rolls like this especially when I wasn’t expecting much from them. So that I am in love with. But other then that I will keep them as my go to for cheap descent lunch Thai when I am at work.

Ok, not bad. I actually ordered the pad se ewe (always spelled differently in different regions — funny) and the vegetable curry with chicken and tofu added. I love a good red curry! I did order their «10» rating for heat. I’d say it’s really about a 6 or a 3 (on a scale of 1−5…just above medium) in most houses. Both entrees were tasty but not really memorable. Would I eat here again, yes. Is this the best Thai is all of Vegas? God I hope not. We have two places is the ABQ that’d blow them away.
It was a good find none the less and I’d still recommend to the avid Thai food seeker. I always make a point to try the local Thai in most markets a travel to. Still haven’t found the same consistency that there wAs up in the Detroit are via the local Hmong. :). Their curry is a much darker red and the pad se ewe is also a bi darker in colour and a bit smokier and sweeter. Just different but excellent.

During my stay in Vegas, a local Vegas friend of mine took me to this place for lunch. I ordered the stuffed chicken wings, Thai ice tea and a green curry with chicken (includes a bowl of rice). The chicken wings is delicious and up to standard of other Thai places I have been to. The green curry chicken was also very good. The dish has lots of flavour without being too heavy and oily like other places I have been to. I ordered extra spicy and only found it mildly spicy so you may want to clarify what level of spiciness you want if you want something spicier.
Prices are very reasonable and overall I am quite happy with my visit here and would definitely come again.

The inside of this place is very calming with smooth music playing. The waiter was nice and wrote down the order (I dislike when they don’t write down orders) I got a Thai tea no milk and it was «ok» mu suggestion say little ice, my glass was so full of ice! Yuk! My friend had the stuffed chicken and he said it was really good. He described it as «it’s nice and stuffed» also had the golden fried shrimp and they where amazing. It was crunchy but a soft crunchy, love that. Pad Thai was good as good and had a nice portion. Thanks and will return to your restaurant :)

My dinner at Thai Spice was very enjoyable, with no complaints whatsoever.
We ordered the Stuffed Chicken Wings as an appetizer, which were delicious, and a large Coconut Soup. We asked for it spicy and it came mild, but since they provided plenty of sauces to add in it wasn’t a problem.
As entrees we chose the Shrimp Pad Thai and Chicken Panang Curry. The curry was served very spicy, as requested, and the pad thai was tasty as well.
All ingredients were fresh, and the service was attentive.
Thai Spice isn’t anything super fancy, but the prices are great and the food authentic. If you’re in the area definitely check it out!