“ This review is unlike any I have ever done since it is one more of emotion, bc this wonderful establishment just closed its doors after two years of being open. I am truly going to miss Thai Garden and even the parking lot before walking in the place itself, food presentation and overall flavors of the food brought back awesome Thai Gourmet memories more than any Thai restaurant around. Many Thai cafes have typical styles of Thai food almost mirroring one another. However, both TG I mentioned had authenticity and their own unique touch without tampering recipes if that makes sense. I wish the owners and staff very well on their ventures for being such great people whom truly cared about their customers. Even with the new chef they got in recent months, a few dishes changed some, but were still full of potential as one could tell by their basic prep, sauce texture, noticeable ingredients in entrees and balance of taste profiles too. They were still better than so many of these fake, Americanized and pretending to be authentic at the same time "modern" Thai restaurants all over the city. This place never over-did anything on the extra cream, excess sweetness and so many bagged green beans with their curries like other mediocre to just decent Thai places either. Many of the dishes were 80-90% like Thai Gourmet depending, which was a winner for the true Thai Gourmet fans like myself to name one of many. As for environmental vibe, this spot wasn't too small, too fancy, too casual like fast food or overdone in trendiness. It was cozy, authentic in nature in its own way like the food, great lighting, artistically designed in a calmer fashion, traditional and welcoming all in one. People sometimes way too often prefer crappy places while pretending to know good food. I have read several of those crappy ideas on several negative reviews this place sometimes had in the past. Anyway, Thai Garden will be missed and best of luck to the owners and staff once again. Thank you so much for the borderline Thai Gourmet experiences when they sadly closed, bc even 2 more years brought back was better than nothing. ”

“ Service was awesome and I had the best tasting tom yum soup ever in my whole Thai loving experience! Why you ask? The chef is not stingy with the kaffir lime leaves and those make it next level amazing. Ambiance is ethnic with the biggest dining area out of any Thai restaurant I have been to. ”

“ Food is delicious and plentiful. Now I don't miss Thai Gourmet This is our favorite Thai restaurant ”

“ I'm going to keep this short and sweet. I was a huge Thai Gourmet fan. They have not lost a step with the change. If you want Thai in Houston, this is your place. ”

“ I used to be a frequent visitor of the previous Thai Gourmet restaurant that used to be at the same location. I have since moved away from Houston, but was devastated hearing that this place had closed down. I was a little skeptical when my parents told me a new Thai place has reopened in the same spot, but was willing to give it a try. Started with an order of the spicy cheese rolls, which were very familiar but seemed to be lacking the spice I remember. Also got an order of the fried okra, crab fried rice, and cashew chicken. Went with medium heat on everything, but it seems a little more mild than I remember? Maybe that's my own taste being different. Regardless, I am so happy a comparable Thai restaurant has opened up. While it's not the exact same, there are many similarities to the original Thai Gourmet. They obviously set a high bar and Thai Garden has its work cut out for them. I'll be back! ”