Thai Cafe
$$ • Thai, Sushi Bars, Japanese
Hours:
6845 Main St, Miami Lakes
(305) 825-7752
About Thai Cafe
Customers' Favorites
Thai Cafe Special Fried Rice
King of the Sea Soup
Shrimp Tempura Roll
Chicken on a Stick
Sashimi Appetizer
Beef Thai Noodles
Fried Cheesecake
Thai Cafe Roll
California Roll
Caliente Roll
Thai Cafe Reviews
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 3PM 5 - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 9:30PM 11:30AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 3PM 5 - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 5 - 10PM 11:30AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 3 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 3 - 9:30PM |
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Thai Café is located in Hialeah Lakes, surrounded by other restaurants. The casual atmosphere is well-lighted with friendly service. The menu offers plenty of options, including lunch specials with smaller portions. The Thai curry chicken and pad Thai were average but edible. Known as the best Thai food spot in South Florida, it's a go-to for many customers who visit at least twice a week. The staff is friendly and recommended trying the fried duck. Recently, customers praised the food as amazing and delicious, with favorites like sushi, eel roll, caliente roll, pad swoon san, and Thai donuts. Many say everything is super great and plan to come back. The view of Main Street adds a charming touch, and the owner has known the community for decades, making it a place of continuity and community. The food here? Legendary. The rolls are enormous—defying physics, wrapped tight, fried crisp, and still light enough to keep you wanting more. The satay is flavorful with a peanut sauce that coats your soul as much as your tongue. The curries will ruin you for chain-restaurant Thai forever. The Thai tea is sweet, orange, and perfect, best sipped slowly to enjoy every bit. The restaurant is also praised for its variety, including vegetable soup, Dragon Roll, and volcano roll, all highly enjoyed by guests. The view of Main Street gives the place a postcard charm, and the atmosphere makes it feel like a part of the community. The owner has known local families for decades, creating a sense of history and continuity that’s rare in Miami. Overall, visitors are encouraged to try the rolls, satay, curry, and say hi to the owner because this isn’t just food—it’s a legend that stays with you for a lifetime.