12 Best Thai Restaurants in Falls Church

“The gluten free options here are amazing! We’re coming from Baltimore and DC to eat here and it’s well worth the drive. Not to mention the very hospitable staff. 10/10, ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“We had a wonderful time with Wow as our Guide to street food in Thailand. The small plates, tapas style food was a great way to sample a variety of all very fresh, hot and tasty Thai dishes. We spent 3 weeks in Thailand and this was a great trip down memory lane. Plus, we found Sriracha in their store! Highly recommend them, you'll have a wonderful night with the best Thai hospitality.“

“I've always been a fan and a regular customer for years at this little neighborhood place esp when they run a much loved lunch buffet. I went back a few days ago to revisit their food and service. The service is as good as ever; however, I was surprised at how much they have increased on their prices. I guess expansion and growth (they opened another branch in Arlingnton several years ago) is inevitable and capitalizing on this popularity has its own upside and downside. I ordered their Paa Tad fish dish which did not disappoint but a simple fried fish and for its size, the price was a bit exorbitant for me. I would still visit the place but would be more careful about my choices next time.“

“Yesterday was my first visit to Elephant Jumps. I was impressed by the many menu items I’d never heard of before, especially the ones that said there was no option to substitute ingredients, even the meat. That tells me they want their customers to experience those dishes in their traditional form. Everything I ordered was delicious and I can’t wait to go back!“

“Coincidentally found this place and it is now my favorite Thai place in NoVa! I will definitely be back to try more. We got Nam Khao tod, Mango sticky rice and a Thai tea. I got to practice my Thai. I learned that the owners are from Isaan close to where I was while in Thailand last year. The menu is kept simple and shows pictures for anyone unaware of the Thai food names. The Nam khao looks and tastes authentic. The Thai tea is strong. Both the mango and sticky rice are good proportions for the cost ($9). I forgot to say we were taking it to-go until they were setting it up on a tray and the lady owner easily packed up the food with no hesitation.“

“Great food and great name!“

“This is an excellent outing and what a nice surprise! Started with crispy calamari and empanadas. My husband had curried chicken soup and I had pad thai. Everything was delicious and piping hot! Service was delightful! We will definitely be back!“

“Came for a weekend bite. It didn't disappoint. The food was delicious and very flavorful. The sesame beef and Tom Yum soup were absolutely delectable. definitely worth the drive from DC. Very calming environment.“

“The Cat fish salad , Tom yum soup and the fry tofu were delicious The ambience was elegant and the service was excellent !!“

“This is the best thai restaurant in NoVA, owned by such a lovely family, who also used to own Happy Thai near Mosaic. We know because we used to go to Happy Thai all the time but since the owner change it wasn’t the same. Through luck we learned that the owner family actually owned this restaurant first! We were ecstatic and indeed, it was the familiar taste that we remember from Happy Thai 2-3 yrs ago!“

“Sweet Rice is a lovely restaurant. The creative Thai dishes are delicious. Servers are very professional and friendly. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming. For the best of Thai cuisine you cannot do better than Sweet Rice in Falls Church.“

“My favorite Pad thai with shrimp“