Thai Garland — Restaurant in Garland

Was expensive and my wings were lukewarm. Not much flavor add all on the wings and the sauce was generic. Had a small cup of the seafood lemongrass curry soup it was amazing NGL. The people working there were nice enough in the restaurant seemed decently well kept. Pretty small on the inside but pretty typical of smaller Asian restaurants. The restaurant is to the left side of the grocery store how long the strip mall. GPS kept erroneously trying to take me to basically the front of the grocery store as my final destination for the restaurant. which was about 200 or 300 ft off the actual front of Thai Garland. PS you may think be thinking to yourself that fried wings is a strange thing to get at a Thai restaurant but I'll have you know I've had some of the best wings I've ever had in my life at Thai restaurants so pretty much anytime I go to a new Thai restaurant that I haven't been to before I always give their wings a shot it kind of is like an unofficial gauge as to whether or not the restaurant is going to a new "go to" or a one and done...

Everything was so good and the chef/owner made everything to our liking. He is very open to feedback because he wants to make sure you love his food. He took the time to explain everything and listened to what we wanted and adjusted as necessary (made sure all the dishes I ordered were made vegetarian because sometimes they use oyster sauce in the dishes). I recommend asking for the fresh Thai chilies to make it spicy instead of the dry crushed pepper to add more flavor. That dessert was unexpectedly so good! I would come back to this family-owned restaurant for that alone. He explained that due to city regulations, he couldn’t get a sink bug enough and therefore had to use take-out and throwaway containers. I won’t dox him for that, but unfortunate for the environment. We got the: jungle curry (vegetarian), pad kee mow (vegetarian), pad see ew, pad Thai (vegetarian), stir fried vegetables, and the purple rice dessert....

I tried this place for the first time. I ordered Chicken Massamun Curry and the spring rolls for an appetizer. I like how they wrapped my rolls. It's very thoughtful because I hate having to peel apart my rolls when I get them for takeout because sometimes you pull a little too hard and tear it apart. The peanut sauce tastes very handmade and good. I really liked the curry. I got it medium spicy and it was the perfect amount of heat. The flavor is really nice; creamy, slightly sweet but savory. The potato in the dish is really tender. There was a ton of food. Honestly it was enough for two servings. My only regret is not trying this place out when they first opened. I'm pretty excited to come here more often and try...