Thai Town
394 Mary Esther Cut Off NW, Fort Walton Beach, FL, 32548
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Address :
394 Mary Esther Cut Off NW
Fort Walton Beach, FL, 32548 - Phone (850) 863-4003
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Opening Hours
- Tue
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Paul R.
Best Thai food I've ever had, and I've eaten it all over the U.S. and other parts of the world. The pricing was great and atmosphere inviting. I definitely recommend the Satay Chicken and Ch/Shr Pad Thai.
(5)Eddie R.
DUDE, forgot (or didn't bother) to give me a utensil! Sucks to find that out after getting to my hotel room. Other than that...the PHO was damn good!
(3)Ryan C.
If you've been to Ft Walton Beach or Mary Esther, you know that you can't swing a dead possum without hitting a Thai restaurant. After trying most of them, Thai town is far superior. This place has fantastic food and service. My favorite dishes are the panang curry and the beef salad. The staff is super nice and and will treat you like a member of the family. I've been here a few times and haven't had a bad experience yet.
(5)Ari S.
So far this is my favorite Thai restaurant! Stopped in for lunch and it was soooo good. The lunch specials are a great value. Lunch dishes come with an egg roll and egg drop soup (the best I've had). I had larb and man was it good. Wonderful restaurant I'll be back.
(5)Sean S.
I'm not a Thai food expert, but this place has the best Thai food time and time again. I've been to all the usual Thai establishments in the Fort Walton Beach and Destin area. I always come back to Thai Town. I have yet to try something on the menu I dislike. Everything here is excellent. The curries are great, Pad Thai is the best and another favorite of mine is the Cashew Chicken. I love this place!
(5)Tylor S.
Coming from California, I had my share of Thai food growing up and this place is up there with best. Panang Curry and pad Thai are my favorites. Friendly staff and plenty of seating. I make sure to eat here at least once a month.
(5)Jason M.
One of my favorite Thai restaurants in town. I can't say how great all of their dishes are because I fell in love with the red curry chicken from day one and have not looked back since. Other than the fried rice. Hands down the best I've ever had. My girls always order that and I always finish it. Great place!
(5)Cynthia C.
Had a great Sunday lunch here with my girls. We had summer rolls and rose dumplings to start. The summer roll was great, smaller than most I've had but fresh with a very tasty peanut sauce. The dumpling was good but an odd flavor profile for me. They gave us complimentary spring rolls that were crunchy and tasty. We followed with pork pad Thai and shrimp red curry. The pad Thai was the best I've had in a long time, very flavorful and less Americanized. The red curry came in a huge bowl with a side of white rice. The dish was wonderfully spicey and pungent with basil and lime. We all enjoyed the meal which was modestly priced with a pleasant atmosphere and nice Thai vibe. I would definitely go back!
(4)Sam O.
The owner and head chef is the grandmother of a good friend of mine. However, trust that I won't let that sway my judgement in any which way. So - this is authentic Thai cuisine. You're getting that old country taste and you probably don't even know it. I get schooled pretty much every time I come here. They take pride in their food and they'll talk your ear off about it if you ask. Also, this is a little far for Airmen to be driving from Eglin AFB to be getting lunch, but this place is almost always packed with military for lunch, which is always a good sign. Finally, try the curry.
(4)Lin G.
The advent of Thai wives meant Thai restaurants galore in the areas around military bases. And this area is no exception. Though I have to admit, they make a good curry that is probably the best in this area. In terms of curry at least, this is my go-to Thai restaurant in the NW Florida region. Why not five stars then? Well the place smells a little weird when you walk in and it's not exactly atmospheric. Service tend to be spotty. I ate in here once for dinner and we were one of the last patrons, at 830pm, and they kicked us out, and asked for cash tip because the credit card machine was not working properly. Not exactly the most professional bunch here but then again, this is the best Thai curry I've had in the area, on par with Thailand almost. So there ya go bitches. Take out only for me though.
(4)Johanna K.
Excellent, had been trying to find a really good thai place in the neighborhood. This may be as good as it gets. Very spicy, with warnings on the menu. We had books two ways and three appetizers, lots to take home. So Ruined people on Yelp complain about the dumbest shit. The carpet is worn and the tables are from a saloon, but the food is truly delicious. Water was always full, great pace on food service, and food so tasty I was making noises. So get OVER there and get yourself some yummy noodles, damn it.
(5)Erin A.
After moving from a major city where I could get cheap, amazing Asian food whenever I want to a small town with fake white people Asian food, I thought that this was the end of good Asian food for a while. After some tough Google searching, I found that Thai Town was the best place for Pho in the area. And I was craving some Pho. The place looks like the typical tacky Thai restaurant. And that made me more excited, since they tackier the better. We ended up finding they didn't serve Pho but had something that was pretty much the same thing. The meal was very good, but it took a long time to get to us. I noticed that it took around 30 min to get meals out the door. I've cooked Pho before and I know it doesn't take that long. And there were only a few other people in there too. And a few screaming kids.... The only reason I'm very hesitant to go back ever is it's wayyyyyyyyyy too expensive for the value. 30$ for Pho? Uhhh... I can get the same meal in California for 15$. And it comes 2x as fast. I'd go and try it out. If you love it, go for it, but I think I'm going to pass and try to find another place.
(3)Kevin C.
One of the employees touched her face to wipe sweat off then she pulled some food out of the freezer bare handed. Had a to go order and was quoted 14 minutes, waited 55 minutes inside the restaurant. How does it take 55+ minutes to cook pad thai? We will never eat there again. The manager wouldn't even give a discount for the bad service. I think waiting 55 minutes even in the restaurant sitting is a ridiculous amount of time. Hope people read this and never eat there again.
(1)Rudy C.
Best Thai food I've had in a while. Good food at a good price. Service is a bit slow, people are nice and the food is worth the wait. Never a line. Would be great if they stayed open longer.
(4)Boo L.
This is really a decent restaurant. They've recently expanded their indoor seating capacity. Everything I've ever had here has been good and flavorful. I do agree that the larb comes quite wet, but it tastes very good, especially when you enjoy it the traditional way, with sticky rice. I'd never base my entire review on one dish. Check it out, you might like the place!
(4)Jennifer G.
Seriously the best Panang curry I've ever had.
(5)Dan D.
Tried it the other night with the wife, as most Thai places in Ft Walton are closed on Sunday. Not too bad, but too salty for my taste, and my wife was the first to pick up on it. They have the hot levels correct, hot is hot, and thai hot is definitely thai hot. I've had better, but in a pinch, this place is good.
(3)Ken F.
Tried for lunch. Was not good. Larb was so wet it was nearly a soup.
(1)Laura K.
Yelp address is off a little. Continue down Mary esther and it's on the right hand side right before the penske truck place. Lunch time right after they opened. We had the pad thai, L1 and L2. Very good. They can make it however spicy you'd like! Comes with egg drop soup and a spring roll for $7.50
(5)Ben L.
Anyone who's been to Ft Walton knows that Thai restaurants are about the most common fixture in this town. I think there's over twenty of them just in this somewhat small area. As a lover of Thai food, I made it my mission to find the best place in town, and this is it! First off, their spicyness levels are perfect. Medium is truly medium, hot is quite hot, and "Thai hot" is a somewhat daunting task for anyone who does not truly love a hot hot meal. Their Thai curry is fantastic, the side dishes are great and the portion sizes are large enough to eat a good meal and still have another full meal for leftovers. The service is attentive and fast, the location is good... what's more to ask? Easily the best Thai place in town, and in general! Highly recommended!
(5)Marie W.
Good food. My mother and I ate here for lunch today. She got Thai Beef Salad and I got Vegetable Green Curry. Not very busy. Service was great, our waitress was soft spoken and sweet.
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