15 Best Thai Restaurants near Lake Worth

“I had lunch today at this restaurant. The lunch menu was very extensive and I really enjoyed the food. I had Beef Pad Thai Lo Mein with spicy level 2. The egg drop soup and egg roll and it was all delicious. Very nice people and great service.“

“Excellent orange tofu and pad won sen!“

“Our dinner was delicious! We enjoyed the Crab Rangoon, Sweet and Sour Chicken and vegetable/chicken stir fry. Both meals came with a side of rice and were FRESH!! Service was friendly and welcoming. We will definitely be back!“

“Love this place! The food is always delicious and the thai tea is great!“

“Spent Father’s Day lunch here and we loved it!“

“Excellent service, delicious food and it is BYOB. The lunch specials are awesome“

“Highly recommend! I had the siracha beef fried rice and my fiancé had the hot pepper chicken and both dishes were delicious! We can’t wait to go back !“

“Whoever was the hostess on Tuesday night, Loved her so much! Very sweet, very helpful, and bery welcoming!!
I literally came by after so many years of not ordering from here since I haven’t had the time and felt great coming back. I ordered the mango sticky rice and a Thai tea and it tasted amazing!! Very happy to be back!“

“Another one of my go-to spots for Thai food. I probably eat here a few times a month, and it never disappoints. The food is consistently solid, flavorful, and comforting. My ride-or-die order is the Pad Kee Mow (drunken noodles) with medium spice. I've learned my lesson..."medium" can range from a manageable kick to "why is my face melting?" so I'll never go above that! Still, it's always delicious, and the one time my dish came out closer to "Thai hot," (which is what they call their spiciest), they were super kind and remade it without hesitation. Now, I have to mention, the interior has a bit of an identity crisis. There's a random Christmas wreath that's been hanging up year-round, and a slightly cluttered corner by the bathrooms. It's not exactly Instagram-perfect, but somehow that adds to the charm. The place feels a little worn in, but clean enough that it doesn't deter me (just worth knowing if you're someone who likes everything pristine). Pro tip: avoid the table by the double glass doors. It's basically a climate experiment: blazing hot in the summer and freezing in the winter. Otherwise, they keep the restaurant at a cool, comfortable temp (I love it but you might want to bring a light jacket just in case). Overall, this is one of those reliable, cozy spots that you keep coming back to because the food hits every time and the service is always welcoming. Nothing fancy, just consistently good Thai comfort food done right.“

“I ate at this place after driving from ten bucks 2. It felt like it any. Some know the story. But once I arrived at Freedom Burgers. It was like a place of freedom and Peace. The Food I received was extra ordinary. Well Pleased. It was Very Nice to say in the Presence of the workers there. One thing I learned long ago was to get off the complaint counter and stay on the altar.“

“I don’t know why it says I recommend them. I MOST CERTAINLY DO NOT. I ordered curry, spice level 4, and was sorely disappointed that it had no spice at all. It didn’t even have salt or flavor. It was basically coconut milk and potato soup. I emailed them for a refund so we will see how that goes. I’ll be sure to update on the customer service aspect soon.“

“A staple in West Fort Worth. Always a quality meal at a reasonable price.“

“Everything we had at Ko Thai was delicious! I was particularly fond of the curry puffs, but it was all great. The staff was friendly and attentive. We will definitely dine there again!“

“awesome food but they forgot to bring the appetizer and charged us for it. since they didnt provide an itemized bill we didnt realize till we got home.“

“I had Bangkok Fried Rice. I loved it, but I asked her to make it as hot as possible. I told her the most hot, 5/5. I wish it was hotter. She underestimated my taste preference, which is so hot I get euphoria.“