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Thai Ocha
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Curries, fried rice & other classic dishes offered in an unfussy space with modest decor.
Nearby attractions
Plymouth District Library
223 S Main St, Plymouth, MI 48170
Plymouth Historical Museum
155 S Main St, Plymouth, MI 48170
Kellogg Park
W Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, MI 48170
Frame Works
833 Penniman Ave, Plymouth, MI 48170
Acorn Glassworks Studio and Gallery
650 Church St #120, Plymouth, MI 48170
North Main Tattoo Studio & Art Gallery
418 N Main St, Plymouth, MI 48170
Village Potter's Guild
326 N Main St, Plymouth, MI 48170
Knights of Columbus
150 Fair St, Plymouth, MI 48170
Nearby restaurants
DownTown Pourhouse
860 Fralick St, Plymouth, MI 48170
The Post Local Bistro
844 Penniman Ave, Plymouth, MI 48170
Pizza e Vino
849 Penniman Ave, Plymouth, MI 48170
Plymouth Brunch House
880 Fralick St, Plymouth, MI 48170
Compari's On the Park
350 S Main St, Plymouth, MI 48170
Simply Fresh Mediterranean Grill
838 Penniman Ave, Plymouth, MI 48170
The Sardine Room
340 S Main St, Plymouth, MI 48170
Ironwood Grill - Plymouth
840 W Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, MI 48170
The Ledger
306 S Main St, Plymouth, MI 48170
The Ebenezer
305 Fleet St, Plymouth, MI 48170
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Thai Ocha

200 S Main St, Plymouth, MI 48170
4.2(644)
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Curries, fried rice & other classic dishes offered in an unfussy space with modest decor.

attractions: Plymouth District Library, Plymouth Historical Museum, Kellogg Park, Frame Works, Acorn Glassworks Studio and Gallery, North Main Tattoo Studio & Art Gallery, Village Potter's Guild, Knights of Columbus, restaurants: DownTown Pourhouse, The Post Local Bistro, Pizza e Vino, Plymouth Brunch House, Compari's On the Park, Simply Fresh Mediterranean Grill, The Sardine Room, Ironwood Grill - Plymouth, The Ledger, The Ebenezer
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A1 Spring Roll (VEGETABLE) - 2 Pieces - $3.95
Cabbage, celery, carrots, and clear noodles wrapped in deep fried served with a house Plumm sauce
A2 Pork Eggroll (1 Piece)
Men’s pork with mixed vegetables wrapped and deep-fried served with A house Plum sauce
A3 Fresh Roll
Carrots, cucumber, cilantro, lettuce, bean sprouts, and noodles with a choice of either chicken, vegetables, tofu, shrimp, or crab. Served with a side of peanut sauce.
A4 Siam Crispy Rolls
Ground chicken mixed with carrots, cabbage, cilantro, and clear noodles wrapped in a rice paper and deep-fried served with our house sauce with crushed peanuts on top.
A5 Crab Cheese Rangoons
Crabmeat, cream cheese, green onions, served with A house plum sauce

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Nearby attractions of Thai Ocha

Plymouth District Library

Plymouth Historical Museum

Kellogg Park

Frame Works

Acorn Glassworks Studio and Gallery

North Main Tattoo Studio & Art Gallery

Village Potter's Guild

Knights of Columbus

Plymouth District Library

Plymouth District Library

4.8

(117)

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Plymouth Historical Museum

Plymouth Historical Museum

4.7

(97)

Open 24 hours
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Kellogg Park

Kellogg Park

4.7

(708)

Open 24 hours
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Frame Works

Frame Works

4.9

(24)

Open 24 hours
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The Sardine Room

Ironwood Grill - Plymouth

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DownTown Pourhouse

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The Post Local Bistro

The Post Local Bistro

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Pizza e Vino

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Plymouth Brunch House

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Kai FeuerstakeKai Feuerstake
A Gem in Plymouth - Thai Ocha Nestled near the heart of Plymouth on N Main Street, Thai Ocha is a hidden gem that promises a delightful dining experience. The ample parking in front of the restaurant is a convenient perk, making it a hassle-free visit. This Thai eatery distinguishes itself from its neighbors through its cozy and inviting atmosphere. The recent renovation was undoubtedly worth it. As soon as you step inside, you can feel the positive change. The menu is what you'd expect from a Thai restaurant, offering a classic array of dishes. We delved into various selections, and they were not only scrumptious but also generously portioned. Without a doubt, a hearty recommendation for anyone seeking an authentic Thai taste. One thing to note, though, is the spice level recommendations. They tend to be more on the milder side. As a self-proclaimed spice enthusiast, I initially aimed for level 5, but after a description of level 3, I hesitated and ordered level 4. To my disappointment, it lacked the kick I was craving. So, don't be afraid to be a bit adventurous with your spice preferences; go one level higher if you enjoy some heat. In terms of value for money, Thai Ocha hits the mark. The prices are fair, and you get what you pay for, which is quality Thai cuisine. The service was friendly, though it seemed like our server had only just set foot in the place before we arrived. A little more experience would certainly enhance the overall dining experience. Thai Ocha in Plymouth is a must-visit for those in search of authentic Thai flavors in a charming setting. Be daring with your spice level choice, and you won't be disappointed. Great value for your money, even if the service is still finding its footing.
Kya CupinoKya Cupino
Food 3.5/5- In terms of Thai cuisine, this is pretty average. Siam crispy rolls were pretty good, but both green and peanut curries need to be simmered down more so the broth is slightly thicker. Pad thai and pineapple fried rice are average, and the thai iced tea is way too sweet. Service 1/5- This is my go-to whenever I’m in Plymouth, but never dined in; always did take out. Today, I decided to take my family here for Mother’s Day, and dined in. Mind you, it’s a 40-minute drive from my house to Plymouth. However, it was just a bad service day. Only one of the staff actually smiles- all the others just have a resting mean face. Even the woman who took our orders didn’t say hi or anything and no smiles throughout. I could forgive that though as that’s not the worst part. So they have their own lot for parking, and when we were done eating, we decided to go around a bit. I figured since it’s Sunday and literally all of Plymouth is free parking, we can just keep the car in Thai Ocha’s lot, and come back. The owner chased us outside as we were walking away and yelled at us (in front of other customers) saying he’ll only allow us a few more minutes to park there. This disappointed me the most- after paying nearly $130 for lunch, they couldn’t allow us to park there and come back? The parking lot was not full at all, no cars were waiting to park, and it was a Sunday so we weren’t taking advantage of their free parking. We moved our car to the establishment next door and had no issues. I chose Thai Ocha out of all the restaurants in downtown Plymouth as it’s Asian-owned and wanted to support fellow Asians. In short, I will not support this establishment moving forward. Treat your customers better.
Tyler ClausTyler Claus
Mom and I ordered two meals: orange chicken with rice and pad thai with noodles. The orange chicken was fabulous: hot, fresh, lots of chicken; the flavor was incredible. You hear about orange chicken, but it never really TASTES like orange chicken. THIS was TRULY orange chicken. There was lots of chicken. The breading was not too much, like some places tend to make it. Even the presentation was nice and it smelled beautiful. The other meal, the pad Thai, however, did not meet the same standards. (My mom always knows how to choose a lousy meal.) The noodles were chewy and long as hell; the meal amounted to a plate full of noodles. Mixed in with the plate of noodles was little bits and scraps of chicken. Then you had giant chunks of tofu. (see photos of Tofu below) Tofu? We didn't order tofu. We ordered chicken. It was almost like they put the tofu in to stretch the chicken thinking we wouldn't notice...or, maybe it was on the menu? 🤷🏼 And we just didn't notice it? But why would you put tofu and chicken together? Anyway... The chicken that was in the dish was amazing - tasted very good. Would have been nice to have, you know, had more than a few bites. Oh, and the spring rolls were very tasty as well. I'll definitely be back, but I will not be ordering the Pad Thai. Or anything with noodle for that matter...
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A Gem in Plymouth - Thai Ocha Nestled near the heart of Plymouth on N Main Street, Thai Ocha is a hidden gem that promises a delightful dining experience. The ample parking in front of the restaurant is a convenient perk, making it a hassle-free visit. This Thai eatery distinguishes itself from its neighbors through its cozy and inviting atmosphere. The recent renovation was undoubtedly worth it. As soon as you step inside, you can feel the positive change. The menu is what you'd expect from a Thai restaurant, offering a classic array of dishes. We delved into various selections, and they were not only scrumptious but also generously portioned. Without a doubt, a hearty recommendation for anyone seeking an authentic Thai taste. One thing to note, though, is the spice level recommendations. They tend to be more on the milder side. As a self-proclaimed spice enthusiast, I initially aimed for level 5, but after a description of level 3, I hesitated and ordered level 4. To my disappointment, it lacked the kick I was craving. So, don't be afraid to be a bit adventurous with your spice preferences; go one level higher if you enjoy some heat. In terms of value for money, Thai Ocha hits the mark. The prices are fair, and you get what you pay for, which is quality Thai cuisine. The service was friendly, though it seemed like our server had only just set foot in the place before we arrived. A little more experience would certainly enhance the overall dining experience. Thai Ocha in Plymouth is a must-visit for those in search of authentic Thai flavors in a charming setting. Be daring with your spice level choice, and you won't be disappointed. Great value for your money, even if the service is still finding its footing.
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Food 3.5/5- In terms of Thai cuisine, this is pretty average. Siam crispy rolls were pretty good, but both green and peanut curries need to be simmered down more so the broth is slightly thicker. Pad thai and pineapple fried rice are average, and the thai iced tea is way too sweet. Service 1/5- This is my go-to whenever I’m in Plymouth, but never dined in; always did take out. Today, I decided to take my family here for Mother’s Day, and dined in. Mind you, it’s a 40-minute drive from my house to Plymouth. However, it was just a bad service day. Only one of the staff actually smiles- all the others just have a resting mean face. Even the woman who took our orders didn’t say hi or anything and no smiles throughout. I could forgive that though as that’s not the worst part. So they have their own lot for parking, and when we were done eating, we decided to go around a bit. I figured since it’s Sunday and literally all of Plymouth is free parking, we can just keep the car in Thai Ocha’s lot, and come back. The owner chased us outside as we were walking away and yelled at us (in front of other customers) saying he’ll only allow us a few more minutes to park there. This disappointed me the most- after paying nearly $130 for lunch, they couldn’t allow us to park there and come back? The parking lot was not full at all, no cars were waiting to park, and it was a Sunday so we weren’t taking advantage of their free parking. We moved our car to the establishment next door and had no issues. I chose Thai Ocha out of all the restaurants in downtown Plymouth as it’s Asian-owned and wanted to support fellow Asians. In short, I will not support this establishment moving forward. Treat your customers better.
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Mom and I ordered two meals: orange chicken with rice and pad thai with noodles. The orange chicken was fabulous: hot, fresh, lots of chicken; the flavor was incredible. You hear about orange chicken, but it never really TASTES like orange chicken. THIS was TRULY orange chicken. There was lots of chicken. The breading was not too much, like some places tend to make it. Even the presentation was nice and it smelled beautiful. The other meal, the pad Thai, however, did not meet the same standards. (My mom always knows how to choose a lousy meal.) The noodles were chewy and long as hell; the meal amounted to a plate full of noodles. Mixed in with the plate of noodles was little bits and scraps of chicken. Then you had giant chunks of tofu. (see photos of Tofu below) Tofu? We didn't order tofu. We ordered chicken. It was almost like they put the tofu in to stretch the chicken thinking we wouldn't notice...or, maybe it was on the menu? 🤷🏼 And we just didn't notice it? But why would you put tofu and chicken together? Anyway... The chicken that was in the dish was amazing - tasted very good. Would have been nice to have, you know, had more than a few bites. Oh, and the spring rolls were very tasty as well. I'll definitely be back, but I will not be ordering the Pad Thai. Or anything with noodle for that matter...
Tyler Claus

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Reviews of Thai Ocha

4.2
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1.0
6y

I give this restaurant 1 star only because the food is not bad and because I have to in order to leave a review. However, the customer service and business mind set is extremely lacking, emphasis on "extremely." My fiance ordered 2 dinner sized portions of panang currry over the phone (heard him order it), but we received 2 dinner portion of pad thai curry instead. We have never ordered pad thai curry before and hadn't this particular time either. He picked our order up and brought it back home. Once we opened our order (about 30 minutes later) we realized they had got our order incorrect. I called them to tell them this and to get our correct order, but they had closed. I left a message. No one called me back that night nor the next day. Since we had just got home from up north and they were closed, we ate what they gave us because that was our dinner for the night. The next day, my fiance calls and expalins this to the man on the phone and the man proceeds to tell him, to make sure he double checks next time and says did you eat the pad thai? (This is his fault and the customer should not HAVE to double check to make sure someone did their job correctly). My fiance says "yes we did because they were closed and that was our dinner for the night." It's not what we ordered but it is what we got and we had no other options for carry out at that time of night. A long pause occurs on the phone and the man says, "so 1 order and panang curry, and my fiance says, "no 2 please." Phone call ends, finace goes to pick up correct order, and the man says " that will be $25" and then continues to say " if you want your order without paying, where is the pad thai?"... Are you kidding? This is completely unacceptable and intolerable. My fiance is the most thoughtful and honest man I know and to treat him this way and to treat any paying customer this way when it was THEM messed up and did not do their job correctly, is absolutely horrible customer service. These people, or least this man, has no respect for the customers that spend their money at their establishment. This is not the way you do business at all and definitely not the way you grow a business. I'm disgusted with the way they handled this situation and they will not be receiving our hard earned money in the future. And needless to say, we did not give...

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5.0
2y

Fantastic Lunch Experience at TAI OCHA Restaurant in Plymouth, Michigan

Rating: ★★★★★

I recently had the pleasure of dining at TAI OCHA Restaurant , during lunchtime, and I must say it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The bustling atmosphere did not deter the staff from providing top-notch service, and the food exceeded my expectations.

As a fan of Thai cuisine, I opted for the Tai Noodle Soup, while my companion chose the Red Curry Beef and Vegetables, both ordered at a medium spice level. The aroma that wafted from the kitchen was enticing, and we eagerly awaited our meals.

Despite the restaurant being busy, the service was prompt and attentive. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable, and ensured that our dining experience was enjoyable. The staff's efficiency in delivering our food promptly was commendable, considering the lunch rush.

The Tai Noodle Soup was a delightful blend of flavors and textures. The broth was rich and flavorful, with a perfect balance of spices. The noodles were cooked to perfection, and the addition of fresh vegetables and tender pieces of meat made it a satisfying and comforting dish.

The Red Curry Beef and Vegetables was a true highlight. The curry had a luscious, creamy consistency, and the beef was tender and succulent. The medley of vegetables added a delightful crunch and freshness to the dish. The medium spice level provided just the right amount of heat, enhancing the flavors without overpowering them.

The presentation of the dishes was visually appealing, with vibrant colors and attention to detail. Each bite was a burst of flavors that left us craving for more. The portion sizes were generous, ensuring we left the restaurant feeling satisfied.

Overall, TAI OCHA Restaurant, left a lasting impression on me. The combination of great service, timely delivery of delicious food, and the bustling yet inviting atmosphere made for an unforgettable lunch experience. I highly recommend TAI OCHA to anyone seeking authentic and flavorful Thai cuisine in the area. I look forward to returning to explore more of their...

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1.0
1y

Four of us met there for dinner, two having driven an hour to get there, we got there about 20 minutes before our friends so decided to walk around. When we got back to the restaurant about 15 minutes later, one of the people had come out of the restaurant yelling at us for parking in their parking lot, but we were walking around when we were actually there to eat. It’s not like the parking lot was crowded. There was only two vehicles in the entire lot, which should’ve Been a sign. Everyone who worked there couldn’t smile to save their life.. The prices were extremely high, so I figured that the food would be really good because who would charge that much money for terrible food. The appetizers were OK but the food was horrible. The shrimp was cooked way too long and was very hard to even bite through I ate two and that was it. Another person ordered a dish that was so salty. They couldn’t eat it and somebody else ordered a different kind of a shrimp dish. They only had two shrimp in it mind it was Almost $20 just for that dish when we asked for more of the shrimp chips, she came over and literally threw a bag on the table and said, that’ll be three dollars very rudely. Several times we mentioned how overcooked my shrimp was and how salty our other friends was, and we were met with blank stares. So for four people, the bill was $167, yikes. That would’ve been semi acceptable if the food were good, but it was not. the bathrooms were filthy the workers all rude with RBF. The only people I would suggest this restaurant to are people I don’t like. All I can say is. I VERY MUCH DO NOT RECOMMEND. I wish we had read the reviews like you are before we went. Save yourself a time and money and disappointment and go somewhere else, literally anywhere else. For the record, the date we went was...

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