Thai Charm Cuisine

We were intending to eat at our favorite Vietnamese restaurant, a few doors down, but they were closed for renovation.My sister and I decided instead to dine at Thai Charm.We shared an order of spring rolls with shrimp, served with their own warmed peanut sauce. The sauce is fantastic and worth singling out. Their peanut sauce actually tastes like peanuts, instead of the typical bland, corn starch thickened mess served in too many Thai restaurants.We also shared a hot pot of thom kha gai or coconut milk soup with chicken. We ordered a side dish of steamed white rice, because I enjoy adding it to the soup.Simple, but lovely dinnerware.The decor isn't as fabulous as many Thai restaurants where...

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Delicious over and over! My mom and I are from Bangkok and we always say how underrated this place is compared to those in Dallas. This is easily my favorite Thai restaurant. Recommendations: Beef noodles, Lat Na (noodles with gravy), larb chicken, and chicken Basil with egg. 100/10

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This was my first time trying the curry noodles and it was amazing! It's a must try, I forgot the name of the actually dish but the server should be able to show you where it is on the menu. They have crispys on top and it pairs well with the dish. It's definitely a must try.

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Unbelievably authentic. Easily THEE best curry in town. And for all my fellow spice lovers out there, they mean Business!! Everything is fresh, flavor-filled, and perfectly seasoned. It's my new favorite Thai joint!Food: 5/5

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The place isn’t fancy but the food is delicious and the price is very reasonable. The waitress was very sweet we’ll definitely be going back!

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