4 Best Thai Restaurants near Homestead

“This restaurant is family. Not to mention the food is amazing and the service is family. Been coming here for years. If you have not tried Bangkok Cuisine in Homestead STOP MISSING OUT. Try out the Shushi bar.“

“been eating here for years. great food,quality and selection.“

“I've been a LONG TIME lover of Tani Thai in Pinecrest. The food and service has always been great. I was so excited when I saw they were opening this location as I live in Homestead.

Now, the food quality is just as great as Tani. And, so is the service. I have a wheat/gluten and Peanut Allergy. Every time I call and they are SO willing to make my dishes gluten free. Today alone, my husband was told that the host's wife made the sauces by scratch for me. In one of our previous order, his wife assured me she would make each meal GF. She also let me know I couldn't do anything with seafood mix as the imitation crab had wheat.

Each time, they've had my husband verified that the half/half used for the Thai teas was safe. The food is amazing... always flavorful. I appreciate them being so willing to work with my restrictions (I have legit had other restaurants say they cannot accomodate my food allergies).

I have also dined in-house... and every friend we've exposed to this restaurant becomes an instant fan (we currently have friends asking when we'll go again...lol).

Highly recommend all around! The garlic chicken and padwoonsen (We order with chicken and shrimp) are top tier delicious (also-you HAVE to order the Thai Tea).“

“We recently visited Vera’s Thai pop-up at Patch of Heaven Sanctuary after waiting nearly two months for a reservation, and overall, it was a unique and worthwhile experience. The standout dish was the red curry, everyone at our table agreed it was the best thing we ordered. The chicken satay was also excellent, with generous portions and great flavor. The spring rolls were delicious as well, especially the accompanying sauces. The only miss for our group was the Pad Thai, which received mixed reviews and was largely left unfinished. The setting is absolutely beautiful!! The butterfly garden, koi pond, and horses at the barn create a peaceful, romantic atmosphere. Keep in mind that admission to the sanctuary is required ($25 per person) in addition to your meal, so you'll get the most value if you plan to spend time enjoying the grounds. Service was friendly but somewhat disorganized, with a few mix-ups and longer-than-expected waits toward the end of the meal. Pricing averaged about $40 per person before admission, which felt fair for the quality of the food. If you're looking for both a dining experience and a relaxing afternoon in nature, Vera’s is definitely worth the visit. If you're only planning to stop in for a meal, the additional admission cost may make other options a better fit. Will be back with cooler weather, hopefully!!“