Was looking to try to new Thai place and came here for lunch. It was nice inside, white table cloths, and I was seated quickly. I appreciated the lunch menu, though the server seemed rushed. The soup and salad were great, and then my Pad Thai came. The flavor of the noodles and meat were OK for the parts I could taste. The portion was very small and my plate was filled with bean sprouts, like overflowing with bean sprouts, which overpowered every single bite. This was a miss, but I'd like to try it again though, because it had potential to be a great lunch spot! read more

The food here is very authentic. The owner is wonderful and has been serving the area for years. Enjoyed a peaceful dinner.

Authentic delicious food at a great price. The service and ambiance was classy and old school. Everything was great will definitely be back! read more

Thai Seafood - Shrimp Lemongrass Soup - Thai Near Me - Webster, Texas

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I've been remiss in not singing the praises of this joint in a more timely fashion. First, this little gem is located in a nondescript strip mall. Though it's a high-traffic area, it's still easy to miss. I'm not even sure how I ended up ordering from here a couple of years ago, but when I did -- and mentioned it to friends -- I learned that I was late to the game. All of my orders have been to-go, but I have been impressed with the linen tablecloths and suave dress of the staff every time I have gone in to pick up my food. I've also been impressed with the politeness of the service here. I'm a drunken noodles (pad kee mao) guy, and the stuff here is outstanding. The rice noodles have always been perfectly cooked with the perfect amount of basil. The beef is a little on the tough side. The chicken version is more tender. And don't let the menu description fool you though, because it is hardly mild, which is a good thing! As delicious as the noodles are, this joint's fried eggplants might just be the stars of the show. They are fried very crisp -- so crisp that they are still crispy when I microwave leftovers two days later -- then drenched in a mild sweet chili sauce and garnished with chopped peanuts and cilantro. Beulah Land for sure! Though I could live on the drunken noodles and eggplants, I intend to make my way through the menu. I have little doubt that I'll be just as impressed. read more

Thai Seafood - AP12. Fried Eggplant - Thai Near Me - Webster, Texas

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Authentic Thai cuisine, attentive service, i just wish more people frequented this place. It is definitely worth supporting.

HORRIBLE. Decided to order here because the ETA was faster than the other Thai restaurants. When I got there to pickup my food at the time designated, they said they haven't even started the food yet! It was an order worth almost $200. I would be better off going somewhere else with HONEST reviews - not something that's been reviewed by friends. Then when i finally got my food, i was missing some items I paid for. If I could leave 0 stars, I would. So disappointed. Food was okay but not worth waiting a whole hour after the ETA for! read more

Really nice restaurant, food was amazing. Everyone in our group enjoyed their dish. The menu is quite big but this offers much more options.

Everything about this place is great, the food, the service, the presentation and very relaxed vibe that it has. Absolutely authentic and consistently delicious food will make you want to bring your whole family. Pick your spicy level or don't have spicy at all. This place needs to be talked about more and ventured into more read more

This place absolutely has one of the best lunch specials that I've seen! I went to this restaurant a long time ago with my Mom, and didn't realize that it was still around and still had their lunch specials. The lunch specials are less than $10, and includes a soup + salad + fresh spring roll/fried spring roll + entree. SO worth your money. Very filling and the quality is good. The service is excellent as well. It's located in a little plaza with plenty of parking. The staff are very sweet and the inside of the restaurant is very cute. read more

I come here for their excellent duck dishes and any of their spicy dishes. Can't get that in other places. It is very serene and the tables are all set as for all good fine dining restaurants. The people serving you are all very attentive and will help you understand the dishes on the menu. This is very helpful when you are learning about Thai food. Highly recommended. read more

Alright, alright. I'd like to consider this place a bit of a hole in the wall. This place has some CHARM, ya'll. I'll admit, it's a little off-putting. The whole setup can be seen as a bit goofy--almost as if I'm on a set for the hit show, Squid Game. You aren't in the fanciest of areas but the management/owner insists on keeping the theme he's owned since the first decade of the 2000s. Tables are well dressed and stemmed glasses are present. You will likely run into a well dressed gentleman who will pull a chair for you and will also flick the napkin gently over your lap. Now that doesn't mean you're paying extra for such care; prices are still rather affordable. Ughhh, but the walls and the carpet just don't do it for me, man. This place most definitely has potential and it could benefit from a face-lift. It's not too far from Bay Area, which is constantly in the flux of growth--perhaps the place will eventually be considered a diner on the outskirts of a growing food hub that "in-the-knowers" can pivot to. But hey, let's talk about food. HOLE-IN-THE-WALL food, at that. If you're a fan of Thai food and live in the southeast side of HTX, this is definitely a place you must visit. If you're constantly making stops to Thai Cottage because it's the only Thai food source you know, you're missing out on flavor bombs. Flavors with a bit of smoke to it, a hint of charcoal here and there, and places with real character. You won't find that at run-of-the-mill Thai chains. I mean, LOOK AT THE PLATING. It's art. Isn't it nice to know they care? Service can be a bit slow due to their minimal staff. I admit I would be a bit worried for a busy day. I feel there are little things you can do to front load and allow you to be present for your diners. Recommended items: Fried eggplant - this batter is just awesome. I left my fork in one just to show you how crispy this son of a gun is. Textural heaven. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. All around delicious. Crispy duck - Holy--like, nothing beats Asian duck (except maybe perfectly cooked $300 French cuisine options). Guys, this is some serious baaaaaang. And the skins? You HAVE to try this. Pad Kee Mao - Flavor wise, this definitely has a flair of its own. Great use of spices. I would say the protein to noodle ratio is way too heavy today, and the noodles seemed to be purposely cut way too short. It's like pouring the last bits of cereal out of a box and eating them. I would also maybe substitute the beef out for a different protein next time as those cuts just didn't do it for me. The flavor is most def' there. Mango sticky rice and coconut ice cream - Yes..! Every proper Thai restaurant should have this. I like mangos at any age, but for these kind of desserts I tend to prefer them more on the ripe side. I can't help but to root for these guys. They seem like a quirky bunch that know good Thai food and try their best to bring you an elevated experience. Hmm...well, I like quirky. Come support these guys and see if you feel the same way I do about them. read more

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We tried this place for the 1st time this past weekend. The Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles) with shrimp was fantastic. It was full of flavor with lots of vegetables. The Cashew Chicken was equally delightful. I even loved their iced tea here; it had a wonderul flavor. It's a quiet, unassuming place with excellent service and impressive, authentic Thai cuisine. read more

Not sure if they were short staffed but service was not great. Our waiter took a very long time to take our order. I had to tell another waiter that we were ready and still the waiter took a long time to come back. I liked the environment, it felt cozy, not too big but spacious. My husband order duck which was very tender and he enjoyed the flavor. Was disappointed with my eggplant, the flavor was average. Also i went there expecting to find pineapple fried rice which is something most Thai places serve but that was not on the menu. I dont think i will be returning. read more

My husband and I frequent this place for date night. Great food and wonderful service!

Ole school fine dinning, excellent wait staff, and the food is absolutely delicious! If you enjoy real Thai food- not to be confused with American junk food/ fast food, then this place is for you! The food is incredibly delicious! They have a very good variety to choose from. Go when you are not in a rush, because the food is made to order, which means it could take a little longer to cook. The service is A1 and the place has a nice ambiance. Nice for a date or single dinning. read more

Their food was delicious, clean, and picturesque! I have significant food allergies and I told the waiter. The steamed fish and vegetables were perfect and we will go again soon! GREAT RESTAURANT read more

Thai Seafood - Thai Near Me - Webster, Texas

This was quite a surprise. Tables set with fancy napkins and well dressed waiters. Quite a large selection of items on the menu. You can also pick the heat you would like for your meal. I had the beef tenderloin with vegetables. It was freshly cooked, tender, and delicious. If your looking for something different for dinner please give this place a try. read more

Pretty legit lunch special. Location is in a random strip mall along Old Galveston Road, and it's right by a Thai message place and an Indian supermarket. Parking lot is decent sized so shouldn't be a problem. As far as food, I don't think you could beat the value of their lunch specials. For between $7 and $10, you get a soup, salad, spring roll (fried or fresh), as well as a pretty decent sized entree. My coworkers and I all got the Pad Thai (two chickens and a beef, respectively), and it was tasty and not overwhelming with its mix of sweet and salty. Only criticism was it lacked a bit of spice kick. They do, however, bring out a tray of various spices and chili sauce for you to do to your heart's content. Wait staff and the owner who came out was extremely attentive and nice as well. l will definitely consider returning! read more

Thai Seafood - Beef pad thai - Thai Near Me - Webster, Texas

We absolutely adore this place! The food is truly exceptional, with impeccable flavors and textures. The staff are delightful - wonderfully sweet, friendly, and funny. read more

A hidden gem. Been there several times. Almost embarressed to pay the low prices he has. Fantastic food. Recomend Satay shrimp as apetizer, and anything on menu for meal. The only warning is be aware of spice tolerence. When it says Hot, it means Hot! Yellow curry is mild, red curry is significantly hotter. My son got a 2nd level hot, and had to take half home and eat with a lot of rice. It was so good he was determined to eat it, but it was too hot to finish! read more

I got out of clinic around 11am and was excited to see that there was a thai restaurant just a few blocks away from where I work. The exterior of the shopping strip was unassuming, but as I entered I was pleasantly surprised by the interior of the restaurant. All the tables were covered in white table cloth and decked out with wine glasses, napkins, plates, forks, and even the servers were wearing bow ties (which I thought was super cute). My waiter was also very polite and attentive. As a result, I had high hopes for the food. I ended up ordering my go to thai dishes, the chicken soup and the pork pad kee mao which is pretty standard at any thai restaurant. However, I was disappointed after taking my first bite. It just tasted like water that was seasoned with way too many tablespoons of salt. It did have a decent amount of chicken though, but they were a bit tough and hard to chew. I gave them the benefit of the doubt and thought the noodles would be better, but I was disappointed again when it came out. They were again heavily seasoned with too much salt or soy sauce to the point where I had to pour some of my water into the dish to make it bearable to eat. Overall, I was looking forward to eating here and was blown away by their service and the nice and quiet atmosphere, but disappointed in their food. If you're looking for authentic thai cuisine, I would suggest to go elsewhere. read more

Very nice find. A hidden gem of a restaurant. Staff are neatly dressed. White table clothes, fresh food, very nice. Recent construction being completed in small shopping center. Don't be fooled by outside. Our favorite Thai place in the area. read more

My parents have been coming here since before I was born and over 25 years later we all agree it is our favorite restaurant. When you walk in and begin to be served, the feeling is like going through a portal to a restaurant that wouldn't feel out of place on Anthony Bourdain's show. Everything is exotically classic luxuriant from table set down to the server/owner Victor who has been serving the customers since Thai Seafood opened. For an appetizer, order yourself some Chicken Satay with a glass of wine. The delectable satay sauce will make your taste buds dance with every bite. Try a taste of the lemongrass soup Tom Yum (though the Tom Kha is just as delectable) before ordering your main course. There are many amazing flavors to choose from but our favorites are the Seafood Combo Panang Curry (Shrimp, Squid, Mussel & Scallop) and the Soft Shell Crab with Thai Chili Sauce. While you are eating, the servers will wordlessly refill your water or drink, focused on giving you the best meal experience you can have this side of Texas. There's no better dessert out there than Thai Seafood's homemade Coconut Ice Cream (Yes! Homemade Coconut Ice Cream ) with Sticky Rice and Mango or Fried Banana. You will go home full, happy, and satisfied. The amazing thing about this restaurant is that it hasn't been on any TV shows. This is a really high quality restaurant that I would expect to see on TV and be filled to the brim every night with customers. However, it has been more like a hidden gem in Southeast Texas. Houston Chronicle also comes by every now and then and apparently like to order the Lotus Duck. For the loser that says Thai Seafood is vegan hostile, there's always salad and vegetable platters to order from all day. The owner Victor has always been a soft-spoken stoic, politely giving suggestions when asked but our family has never in our 20+ years seen him yell or act rudely to us or any of the other guests. I am more inclined to believe the guy is a liar trying to make a stink. Never change Thai Seafood, you are already the best! read more

Thank you for our delicious dinner this evening. Just what we needed after such a long day. Thai Seafood is our local benchmark to which we compare others. We'll be back soon. read more

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I think this place is the best dining there is. The staff makes you feel welcomed and comfortable. As soon as we walked in we were greeted and sat. The food was delicious and cooked well. On top of it all the place looks nice and fancy. Overall a 10/10 experience. You can't fine dining like this anymore so definitely come in! read more

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I was craving drunken noodles and wanted to try a new place. I called and no one answered, but someone gave me a call right away. I called for pick up and it was rest by the time I arrived. The drunken noodles were delicious and spicy. It was too spicy for me but I couldn't stop eating it. I will definitely come back. read more

Portions are very small for the price. However food was fresh, tasty, and packed a punch on taste and spice. Service was very nice and helpful. Interior was pretty too. read more

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Vegan HOSTILE!!! I agreed to meet a friend at Thai Seafood after reviewing the menu and concluding that there should be something there suitable for a vegan to eat. Sadly, the elderly server/owner who had run this place for over 20 years had no idea what vegan means! He asked me. So I told him: No meat. No eggs. No dairy. He asked: No fish? No, no fish. His English is broken, and this was part of the problem. I asked whether they used fish sauce and he did not seem to understand that fish sauce is made from fish and is not vegan. This is the first tim I've run across this at a Thai place. I've had several tell me that could not accommodate vegans because they put fish sauce in everything. There was a stir fired eggplant lunch special I wanted to ask about, but the old fellow wanted to sell me one of his family style options that would not work since my friend had already chosen her lunch special. Finally focused onto the lunch specials he told me that the included soup was made from chicken stock and would not be suitable. I asked if he could perhaps substitute an extra egg roll or anything else. This drove the guy nuts! I did not understand what the big deal was. There was only one other table seated, it's not like they were slammed. He refused to offer any substitute and when I made a disappointed expression he started yelling at me about how rude I was. This was so loud that the other table took note. We left. I have no idea what the food is like, but the service is terrible for vegans. The epitome of VEGAN HOSTILE. read more

5 stars is warranted. This restaurant is stellar from food to service. I would expect food of this complexity and quality to cost twice what it did. A lunch meal of a daily special (seafood curry) plus a lemongrass chicken soup, spring roll, and sticky rice desert and hot tea came out to a whopping $23 only. The lunch specials are such a good value. As for the food, I have never tasted a soup so delightful as this lemongrass. So good. The seafood in my curry was flavorful, delicious. The curry had such a great balance of spices. Service is impeccable. The staff is attentive, super friendly. Immaculately dressed, polite. They take your napkins, clear your plates, refill your tea...and do a phenomenal job. Feels like eating in some high-end city restaurant. Not a strip mall on Highway 3! In the end all I can say is I can't wait to come back here! read more

Very great Thai authentic food is like you are in Thailand , very good service , always reliant and always insures the best intentions for the customers and even offering better suggestions , for example I came with my family and ordered everything plate by plate which was a little higher than usual and a lovely server named Boo , was quick offer a daily meal of the days and surprisingly came out delicious . A Squid Kung Pao , which is come with an abundance of variouS seafood and yum num tok , delicious fat noddles with that taste that's is very similar to chowmein/ pad Thai . Great flavors and very nostalg of my homeland after eating herre . MUST COME , you will not be disappointed . Don't believe me? Come and see for yourself and step your palleTe up. read more

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I don't know why I haven't tried this gem until now! We loved everything about it! The service was amazing and the food was incredible! I have looked for a yellow curry that had taste for ever and finally found it here. The spice is absolutely on par with what you would expect from a Thai restaurant. Drunken noodles-excellent! Fried rice-excellent! Seafood curry-excellent! This will definitely be our go to place! read more

This place is tucked into the corner of a strip mall and doesn't look too appealing from the outside. It's been one of my favorite places to go for several years though when I'm in the mood for Thai food. The waiter is always the same guy. I understand his brother is the chef. I've never been disappointed and must say that you have to leave room for dessert. The sweet/sticky rice with their homemade coconut ice cream and fried bananas is the perfect finish! read more

First off...I'm not a fan of the chain Thai places. In my opinion they dumb down their feed to appease the masses. Not so w Thia Seafood and I think that's why i like it. Family owned and operated. In fact, most of the time I've been, the owner has taken care of us. When we want Thai, this is the only place we consider. read more

This place is amazing. I've lived in the area for 15 years and never knew about this place. It's a gem! I had the pork panang curry 3x hot and it was terrific. Spicy but that's what I like. Everything we had was great. The beef satay was covered in a delicious peanut sauce. The soup of the day was an awesome blend of sweet and sour meets chicken noodle soup. Best Thai food I've ever had. And I feel like I can make a mean curry, but this was next level! read more

Thai Seafood - Pork panang curry - Thai Near Me - Webster, Texas

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Don't ever change Thai Seafood! The lunch deal is the best for miles around and I love the spice levels. Had one of the best bowls of juk I'd ever tasted in America here once. Yes, it's a time warp, but you've got to love these places (cf Frenchies up the road) while they are still around. read more

Nice venue. Great food. Excellent service. Despite the advent of all the new trendy Thai places, this is still my favorite. In addition, for lunch during the week, you can't beat their prices, especially for the quantity, the quality, and the variety that's included. read more

Thai Seafood - Thai Near Me - Webster, Texas

Thai seafood never disappoints. We enjoyed the Thai tea, fried spring rolls, fish with garlic chili sauce(must try!), the crispy duck, the soft shell crab with thai chili sauce, and pad see ew. The tom kha soup was also delicious. Very affordable with an elegant upscale atmosphere. Friendly owner :-). read more

Almost 4 stars but there were just a few things here and there that bumped this Thai place down to a 3. The location is a bit odd and hard to find if you're not going down hwy 3. This restaurant is wedged in the corner of small strip mall and looks a little unappealing from the outside. On the inside though, is kind of nice.Quote, kind of. It was unexpected to see the fancy table set up and the servers dressed very formal. I'm usually not one to nitpick at decor but I can tell they were going for a more formal ambiance and if that's what they wanted the decoration on the walls could be less tacky and the lighting should be dimmed. The food: We ordered the standard Pad Thai and the Fish in tamarind sauce. Since it was our first time here, it's always standard procedure for me to try the Pad thai first at any Thai restaurant. If the Pad Thai is good, you can get a good feel for how the other dishes might turn out. So what was the verdict? It was .... alright. The flavour was good the noodles weren't too chewy, the tofu was good, and they didn't add any extra odd veggies. But what I didn't like was the amount of bean sprouts they added. It was just too much! I felt like there was almost more bean sprouts than noodles. This just makes me feel like they are stingy. Their reasoning: Bean sprouts are cheaper... therefore add more so we can put less noodles? For 10 bucks a plate, I expect my noodle to bean sprout ratio to be 3:1. They also added a few decorations onto the plate but I'll get to that later. The Fish in tamarind sauce: SO good. Loved it and licked my fork afterwards. (Where were my chopsticks? I'm asian, I want my chopsticks!) The fish was fresh and flaky and the sauce was heavenly. They did good on this dish. Nuff said. Verdict: I'd come back, sure. It was a litte expensive, especially my thai tea with no refills. I can only give this place 3 stars because I feel like they are trying too hard! Cut out the fancy table setting and stuffy bowties on the servers. Make the restaurant feel more like home. They don't need to go great lengths to decorate the plates with tacky heart shaped rice, just give me my rice in a pot or bowl and be done with it! This place has potential, the food is good and the servers are very attentive. Solid Thai place that just needs a few tweaks here and there to make it a great thai place. read more

Thai Seafood - Look at all those bean sprouts! - Thai Near Me - Webster, Texas

On dark and stormy nights, or on dark and stormy afternoons, or on other times you are just hungry and want to chow down on some tasty Thai food: enter Thai Seafood. Like Jon Favreau's character, the billionaire Pete Becker in the television show Friends training and attempting to fight in the octagon, Thai Seafood enters with smoke machines and loud music as a competitor in the octagon of Thai food available to be had in the Houston area. Thai is something amorphous I find, there is really never a "perfect" way to do it, there are just different twists and turns and each new twist and turn makes for a delicious comparison to the last way you tried it. As long as it is spicy it is worth trying at least once. I like things as spicy as they come. Thai Seafood does not manage to make me cry with a spicy inundation so they have not done their job to a five star capacity. But that is really the worst thing that can be said about the various meals I have had here - it is just not spicy enough! The shopping centre is a little deceiving for the actual restaurant. The centre is run-down, sort of gritty. Yet park your car and walk-in and you have to do a cartoon character double-take. As Michael F. notes below: this place is a little more on the romantic side for dinner. Think more like Perry's than Whataburger. At lunch it is more business-casual (sport coat not necessarily required) than the "my day off work" attire. It's not a bad thing, just worth noting so you do not get surprised and feel under-dressed. This is an enjoyable place if you want to try something new - "first time listener" for Thai or "long time listener first time caller" to compare this place to Thai that is available inside the loop. read more

Ordered take out and everything was packaged well and food was delicious. Had the beef lime appetizer, basil mussels, thai fried rice and fish lunch special. Will definitely return soon and try other menu items! read more