9 Best Thai Restaurants in Tallahassee

“Great food. Nice portions. Looks like is a moon and pop type of place. I got the happy family. Great brown sauce. The place is very simple and only a few tables are laid out. Plenty of menu items to choose from, I recommend not rushing the menu process. It's very clean and the service is very friendly. Prices are fair for the portions and establishment.“

“Five stars isn’t enough for Reangthai. Chef Donna is what makes this restaurant truly special. She doesn’t just stay in the kitchen — she comes to the table, talks with you, makes thoughtful recommendations, and genuinely cares about every guest. That personal touch is rare these days, and it makes dining here feel like being welcomed into her home. I ordered the Pork Rib & Shrimp, and it was outstanding — tender, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. What makes it even more meaningful is the pride Chef Donna takes in sharing recipes passed down from her grandmother. You can feel the love and history behind every dish, and it makes the food taste that much more authentic and memorable. Between the incredible flavors, the warm hospitality, and Chef Donna’s genuine heart for her customers, Reangthai is so much more than a restaurant. It’s an experience, and Tallahassee is lucky to have this gem. I can’t wait to return.“

“I hadn’t been to Siam Bistro in ages. No reason in particular. Decided to try their new location since I can literally walk there. Absolutely did not disappoint. Best Asian north of I10. Pros: Food is amazing. You can taste the freshness and ingredients. Especially in those sauces. And the spring rolls are to die for. Sushi and sashimi were perfectly cut and prepared and plating was beautiful. Also, service was on point. For being in that location for only a week you could tell they have good leadership and training because everything was very smooth and fast. Even after a big rush of tables, ticket times were very fast. Cons: The new location is very intimate. Read, not a lot of seats. And that’s fine. But this is not a location for a big group and once they are busy it’s filled immediately. Go early or call ahead. Great for a date night or double date though.“

“loved trying this place for lunch. very impressive selection and quality of ingredients. if only we had one in live oak, I'd be a regular! can't wait for an excuse to be back again. keep up the great work, Kate! your place and your team shine on this rainy day; thanks for being a ray of sunshine 🌞“

“The food was delicious and fresh“

“The best ThaiTea ever - citrus maybe added(?)- very good!! We got the Volcano Roll - next time will ask them to leave out the tuna. I had Pad See Ew very good!!! Hubby had seafood Phad Thai - also very good!!Holly was our waitress - excellent, knowledgeable and attentive!! Would recommend and will be back!“

“The Crab Rangoon is the best in town! Thin and crispy, not heavy like other places. Dipping sauce was just right. The Kim Kha soup is also great. I had it 23 years ago in Guam for the first time and this equals that experience. I don’t eat sushi, but my friends said it was excellent.“

“We've been eating there 7 years now and it's all consistent We like to try different things and everything is cooked to perfection And the people that own this business a very nice and friendly and they're from Brooklyn New York so you know the food's going to be good There and My favorite things there you need to try is roast pork chow mein you see back in China they are famous for lo mein's and charmains but this dish you can get in a combination the price is great it's nice and hot and they give you plenty of servants it's a must try definitely recommend it if you can please tell them I seen Jeff's reviews on Maps And the best the last they can make it spicy if you want it“

“Southern Indian food is a great addition. Super flavorful food.“