Tic Tac Thai — Restaurant in Texas

Located just a short three-minute drive from my house, Tic Tai Thai has quickly become my go-to restaurant for delicious and affordable Thai cuisine. From the moment I stepped foot into this charming establishment, I was greeted with warm smiles and excellent service. The staff, led by the exceptional Anthony and his equally impressive counterpart, creates a welcoming atmosphere that instantly puts you at ease.

One of the standout features of Tic Tai Thai is the incredible food they serve. With each dish expertly crafted and bursting with authentic flavors, the restaurant consistently delivers a memorable dining experience. From traditional staples like Pad Thai and Green Curry to lesser-known gems like Tom Yum Soup and Massaman Curry, Tic Tai Thai offers a diverse menu that caters to all palates. Each bite is a delightful fusion of herbs, spices, and aromatic ingredients that transport you straight to the heart of Thailand.

What truly sets Tic Tai Thai apart is their commitment to providing affordable dining options without compromising on taste or quality. In a world where dining out can often break the bank, Tic Tai Thai offers a welcome respite with their reasonably priced menu items. This makes it the perfect spot for both casual weekday dinners and special occasions when you want to indulge in fantastic Thai cuisine without breaking the bank.

The attention to detail and dedication to customer satisfaction is evident in every aspect of the restaurant. The restaurant's interior is tastefully decorated, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance. The staff's willingness to accommodate special requests and dietary preferences further enhances the overall dining experience. Whether you're a vegetarian, vegan, or have specific dietary restrictions, Tic Tai Thai ensures that each customer is well taken care of.

Overall, I wholeheartedly recommend Tic Tai Thai to anyone in search of exceptional Thai cuisine. With its convenient location, friendly and attentive staff, affordable prices, and mouthwatering food, this restaurant is a hidden gem that deserves to be discovered. Prepare to embark on a culinary journey that will leave you craving for more. Tic Tai Thai has definitely won my heart, and I am confident it will...

It was my first time trying this place out today, and it was an overall good experience for me. Upon entering, we were immediately acknowledged, and the restaurant looked nice and clean. We were allowed to sit anywhere we liked, so we sat at a booth which was very comfortable and cushiony. I ordered the Thai iced tea to drink, which was very good! I couldn't decide what to order to eat, so I asked the opinion of our server who recommended the yellow curry. He offered me a sample which was very nice. It was super flavorful and delicious. I definitely had to order it. We received a mini fried spring roll before our food came out. They were fresh, hot and crispy. I could've ordered some more! The curry was very filling though and I took half of it to-go. I had to try the mango sticky rice for our desert after reading reviews. It truly did not disappoint! The only complaint I have was the duck curry that my boyfriend ordered had bones in it. I told him he should order something else but he didn't want to complain, I guess. We wouldn't recommend that dish. I don't think it was worth the $20+. My yellow curry was amazing though and...

I don’t know… just didn’t seem very authentic to me. Every single dish we ordered were just loaded with green and red peppers. We’re talking about 3 separate dishes: a curry, a noodle dish, and a fried rice dish and I’m not sure even sure if they’re freshly cut peppers. They had that soft, thawed texture and color to em. For me and my group that just ruined the entire experience. I mean, this is Thai food right? See the pics below? Those are the peppers that we DIDN’T eat. Imagine how many peppers we started with. Additionally, the appetizers were underwhelming. We ordered the wings, crab rangoons, spring rolls, and coconut shrimp and the only one semi worth it were the rangoons. They were different and we liked them. All the others, basic with the same exact sauce on the side. The decor of the place? I felt like I was in a cafeteria setting or a really bright bar. It just didn’t fit and neither did the music. Not very intimate at all. We heard some music and it was like 90’s alternative and 2k pop and R&B. Again not a good fit and more than likely, we will not be returning. There’s better tasting options...