Get to the top of the directory by claiming your business!

THAI ROOM RESTAURANT

Name: THAI ROOM RESTAURANT
Address: 3355 E Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas, NV, 89121, US
Telephone: (702) 458-8481
Price range: $$$

Claim Business

4.3 Google Review

Direction Bookmark

3355 E Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89121, United States

(702) 458-8481

Update Business Info | Add Verified Info

Read our review guideline

Write a Review

Loading…

Be the first to write a review.

Google Reviews

Refresh Reviews 4.3

Jessica Enriquez

Mar 11, 2018

I happen to find this place while looking for another Thai restaurant. It has an elegant feel too it, and the food was DELICIOUS! The price was not bad, we had 2 entree's, an appetizer, and a couple of specialty drinks and it only came to $35. Unfortunately they had poor service. They only came to the table once, and after I had to flag them down while they were going to the only 2 other groups that were there. Better service would make this place way better.

Wolf Kadavanich

Mar 14, 2018

About the closest you can come to home cooked Thai cuisine. Certainly the home-sized kitchen in this small restaurant (11 tables) almost invisibly wedged between Goodwill and Sprouts adds to a homely atmosphere. The authentic dishes, speedily prepared, speak for themselves. And any place that perfectly serves ripe mangos with warm coconut milk over sticky rice gets my 5 stars.

David M

May 15, 2018

It's been a Looong time since we've had GOOD Chinese food. Held up on different business we stumbled onto this great hidden treasure. Made the 80 mile drive worth it. Wish I could say the same for the business l made the mistake of coming to, 702 Motoring...Good prices and GREAT FOOD!!!

ren mcbeath

Apr 27, 2018

I live right next to the restaurant. I have a three year old daughter with autism and she is a very picky eater. One of the few things she eats and loves, is the pad Thai here. We order it probably three times a week. Deliver, pick up for take out, dine in... you name it. We loved this place, the server knew us and our order by heart. I took my daughter and my 16 month old son to dine in yesterday. My autistic daughter who has just become semi verbal was greeting everybody with an emphatic “hi!” And smiling and happy to be out. It was a 75% full restaurant. The server That has taken care of us for the year and a half we have lived here, asked us to leave because other customers were complaining about my daughter being loud. Let me repeat that. I was asked to leave this restaurant because my autistic child was apparently ruining other guests experience. As I then said that we no longer wished to eat here, ever again, she tried to tell me to please understand. I work in a restaurant. So does my husband. I understand that this was absolutely discrimination and if I could go and take this instance further than just a review, I would. If I could sue them, I would. My child struggles enough with daily things in life. It was very sad as I packed my kids up and my daughter is crying bye food, bye pad Thai. I took the opportunity to kiss my child’s face and remind her that she’s beautiful and did absolutely nothing wrong. A nice man and one of the guests we apparently disturbed helped us out. I said I was just asked to leave because my special needs child was disruptive and he was appalled. F this place. And if anybody has any advice on how I can make this a bigger deal, please let me know. I will be letting the autism community know as well. Thanks for reading.

Amanda Ellis

Investing in Costa Rica real estate is a structured process, but success depends on following the right steps and working with experienced professionals.

Kindred Consulting C.R.

The Great Whisky Adventure: A Journey Back to the Earliest Drops in History

#whiskey #smithville

Join us, dear readers, as we embark on an exciting journey back in time, tracing the footsteps of our whisky-loving ancestors! From the mystic east to the rugged Celtic lands,...

Smithville Whiskey