Thai Palace Restaurant

Joanne wilson 3 months ago

Wonderful dinner. Great quiet atmosphere and lovely attentive service.. Clean and well appointed. Beautiful dishware with traditional motif. Strongly recommend the restaurant. We had attended birthday dinner for my elderly mother-in-law there a few years ago and wanted to go back. It has maintained the same pleasant atmosphere. It was just the two of us instead of a large gathering of about 10 the last time we went.

No Fixed Latitude 6 months ago

If you are looking for authentic Thai food, this is the place to go. The food was truly delicious - I had the salad (the ginger dressing was out of this world) and the curry (exactly the right amount of heat). My son had the Pad Thai and that was also delicious and true to Thai cuisine. The server was pleasant and attentive and our food was served hot and quickly. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was so cool. The decor represents Thailand well and also gives a unique vibe to the place, which adds to the overall experience. The bathrooms are spotless. I highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely go back.

Sakura Dew 6 months ago

Let's establish the baseline: ordering complex Thai cuisine for a long commute is a gamble against physics. Thai Palace mostly won the battle against time and temperature, though not without a little collateral damage. ​First, the absolute triumph: The Crying Tiger Beef. I ordered it Medium-Rare, fully expecting the inevitable "carry-over cooking" inside the sealed foil box to ruin it. Astonishingly, it survived the drive with a beautifully tender pink center. Pro-tip: I abandoned the traditional Nam Jim Jaew and cross-paired the steak with the Ginger Tamarind Sauce from the crab dish. The sharp, bright acidity of the tamarind cut through the richness of the beef flawlessly. A highly recommended fusion. ​The Soft Shell Crab was a tactical victory, strictly because I mandated "sauce on the side." It arrived intact, and a quick 3-minute resurrection in the air fryer brought the batter back to absolute perfection. Honestly? Skip the heavy sauce altogether; it's best enjoyed dry to fully appreciate the crispy texture and the sweetness of the crab. ​Now, the structural failure: The Pineapple Fried Rice. If you are a purist who appreciates distinct, separated grains and proper Wok Hei

Mrs.B 8 months ago

I moved from Lumberton NC where they had the best Thai food I’ve ever tasted lol I have been looking for a new one in Durham. This place is ok the atmosphere was pretty and clean and the service was amazing Amy was super sweet

D 10 months ago

Food was authentic with excellent sauces and spicing. Highly recommend the crispy duck, mammassan curry, and pad see ew (see photos). All were well prepared and tasty. Service also very good. Staff are attentive and friendly. And the restaurant itself is very spacious, broken into several spaces so you can enjoy a sense of privacy without being walled in. This is our new go to Thai dinner experience. Plus they have great prices on lunch specials. Enjoy!