Frazier Damon

Great food, no frills. I ordered Pad Thai, Crab Cheese Wontons, and Rice Soup. Everything tasted magnificent.

Pin Yeoh (Foodie life)

Love their Thai herb chicken and pineapple fried rice. We have ordered from them for at least 6 years. We still enjoy the food!

Shane Stephens

Get the Thai Menu. It is by far the best all around Thai restaurant in the DFW metroplex. Every dish I have had from the Thai menu has been excellent. The restaurant is delivery service and to-go only with no plans of changing. The Thai menu has new additions (Gaeng Som - Southern Thai Sour Curry, Gra Pow Kreung Nai Gai - Ground Chicken with Ground Livers and Gizzards stir fried with Basil) and all of the same favorites (Pla Goong - Shrimp Salad, Gra Pow Moo Krob - Fried Pork Belly stir fried with Green Beans and Basil)

+15

M Chu

Don't let initial impressions discount what comes out of the kitchen. Small restaurant (8 tables with 4 seats each) with single bathroom, we were fortunate to arrive right after a family of 8 was leaving. According to one of the employees, they had been there nearly two hours so luck was on our side. We ordered 4 appetizers and 5 entrees and dined family style. Cream cheese wontons ($4.95) were a hit. Crispy and filled with sweet cream cheese, a side of sweet and sour sauce accompanied the five pieces. Corn cakes ($5.95) and fried tofu ($4.95) were popular with the family too. Crispy shrimp rolls ($6.95) were okay. Pass on these and go with another option. Chicken basil fried rice ($10.95), chicken pad thai ($10.95), and chicken pad kee mow ($10.95) were served piping hot with generous portions of protein and vegetables. Jungle curry ($12.95) and pepper garlic shrimp ($11.95) came with a serving of white rice. Shrimp pieces were cooked just right and quite plump. Jungle curry had nice flavors and would've benefited from more vegetables. Service throughout the meal was attentive and consistent. Our glasses of water were kept full without having to ask for more. All in with 20% tip for our party of six was $100. Spice Thai Cafe is worth a visit or two or more. Just be prepared to wait if you're with a party of more than 4. For those more adventurous, there is the option for asking for their "Thai menu".

+5

A C

We are so fond of this place. The staff , they are super friendly, sweet, polite and the chef is a good cook. The portions are well served . Clean and small cute family operated thai place. Me and my husband we love this place and we often eat there. * Surprisingly, Cheap for great tasty yummy Thai Food*

Chin Chiu

Great Thai food with excellent prices. Friendly service. The restaurant is small so you need to consider this during their lunch hours.

Ian J.

Great option for Thai in Allen. The lunch a portions are a good size and good value. The food is made quickly and of good quality. We ordered four stars which is Thai spicy and it is a bit too spicy for me. I think I will go three stars next time.

Bisi Osho

Update - 8/28/22 Their prices went up 8/1 I was told but this is expected with the inflation. But the quality of the food drop drastically as well, very bland. Update - 3/15/22 Went back order the same. Mongolian beef with chicken as extra, Kids Chai Cafe, Thai fried rice. Now you get 4 spring rolls when you spend over $30. Good actually came out better than expected and on time too. We can kids chai Cafe, that chicken on that was really good but my son didn't like the sauce that came with it. The combination fried rice was good as well and we had the steak with plain fried rice. You get 4 springs rolls when u spend over $20. All came out nicely.

B

* Order over the phone & save yourself from paying the convenience fee ordering online. * I ordered a lot since it was my first time. The shrimp fried pineapple rice was mediocre, rice tasted like that "refrigerator smell". The corn caked were over fried and super hard to chew (great taste and amazing dipping sauce, just hard since it seemed overcooked). The fresh spring rolls with dipping sauce were good, large dipping sauce. The lettuce was browning and the first bit made the entire roll came undone (wasn't rolled properly), which is fine for me - I still ate it. BUT THE CRISPY SHRIMP ROLLS 😳 THEY WERE SOOOOOO GOOD LOL I DIDN'T EVEN TAKE A PICTURE, I FORGOT! THEY ARE SO AMAZING AND THEIR HOMEMADE SWEET& SOUR DIPPING SAUCE WAS DELICIOUS!!!! I WOULD COME BACK JUST FOR THIS APPETIZER.

Jake Hewitt

Spice Thai Cafe is To-Go only! No indoor seating available and it doesn’t say that on their website or on Google. I was looking forward to trying it but didn’t want it to go. Hopefully that changes quickly. My 2 stars doesn’t reflect the food as I didn’t try it but the atmosphere.

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I'm a regular at Spice Thai Cafe. I've ordered their yellow curry dozens of times because when it comes to the creaminess and flavor, they're the best in town. The yellow curry I received this evening is inedible. There is no cream, there is no coconut, it's missing spices. It tastes like spicy, yellow water. Perhaps they've changed their cook or their recipe, I don't know. I won't be ordering from them again. Time to find a new Thai place!

Vikram Parolkar

Absolutely terrible. I have no idea how this place is rated as a fan favorite. The Pad Kee Maow was the only thing remotely edible — everything else was a disaster. • Spring Rolls: Frozen, tasteless, and soggy. • Pad See Ew: Had a foul, almost rotten flavor. Requested hot but it was barely spicy at all. • Pad Thai: A mushy, sticky mess — noodles were overcooked beyond saving. • Basil Fried Rice: Completely flavorless and dry. If this is what they call “Thai food,” it’s an insult to the cuisine. Easily one of the worst meals I’ve had in years. Save your money and go literally anywhere else.