Taste Of Thailand - Jonesboro

3.5 is the number of stars I wish I could give it. I went here on a second date, my choice, because of its location and not wanting to go far. I was tired what can I say. So anyway, it's a fast-food restaurant that's been taken over so the inside needs a lot of work to make it feel more like a nice restaurant, to go along with the prices they charge for their dishes. It's not very comfortable either. It needs to be warmed up a bit to make customers feel more warm and cozy and then I think the prices they charge would feel more at home. And dim the lights a titch, it was too bright. They have the space for quite a good crowd and could see them filling up their tables more with a few changes. As for the food, although the menu is very extensive, (if you don't know what you want then we're talking a good 5-10 minutes to read it over) I would say the food was ok. The dish that I had (I ordered the cashew chicken) was marked as spicy, it had one pepper next to it, but it didn't have even a hint of spice in it. I was disappointed here. But it was good and once I added some spice to it, it was even better. I used a good little bit of their liquid red pepper sauce as well as the dried red pepper, available at each table. I'm sure you have to ask for it if you get it to go or have it delivered though. Now I also like to get the peanut sauce on the side. And their sauce was not the best I've ever had, but not bad. The portion size of the chicken dish could have been a little bigger, similar in size to what I've received in other Thai restaurants, but the fried rice they gave us (which was only a dollar extra) was a very good amount. I think they should also provide chopsticks, you shouldn't have to ask for them here and should not be told you don't have any. Not great considering the type of restaurant it is. So, for a Thai restaurant in the middle of nowhere, not too shabby. After I try a couple of the other ones around and depending on how they are, I might go back but remember to either ask them to spice it up a little or add it myself to flavor it up. Thanks for the dinner and a good date.

I've been eating here for about 5 years. Because they were in their last place and I still love it. While I miss the family that used to serve, I am still glad to see them open and running. I'm not sure where the bad reviews come from! These customers could have caused a problem. This was the first place where I tried the duck and now I get it often! There is a new checkout that still learn to be so patient with her and not intentionally make her job harder than it must be! The spring rolls would have had less lint on them! I know the rice paper is sticky, but maybe try to make it on another surface? The atmosphere is still welcoming and quiet. People are super nice and they take care of them! Definitely hard to find these days

It was a very slow day when my family and I left. The parking lot was completely empty and no one started to show up in the restaurant until we came. But I can't imagine why, because this restaurant has really good food. I've never heard of Duck in Curry, but it was excellent. Their Thai tea and coffee also taste Thai coffee and tea that I had elsewhere. It's a lot... That's how I can describe it. It has hickory-like overtones. So I wonder what they do differently. Overall, however, this restaurant is an underestimated hidden gem, and it is a crime that it is not more successful.

My friend and I were nervous first when we moved up because there was no one in the parking lot, but it was a great experience. Just as I started to eat several other customers, to show up. The hostess/Waitress/Cashier Jenny was great. Excellent customer service. The food was abundant and amazing. Definitely a new point from me.

We had Satay, Coconut Chicken Soup, Hot and Sour Shrimp Soup, Pad Keemow Drunken Noodle) and Panang Curry. Everything was delicious, server was super nice, he handled everything, over orders, counter orders, phone order plus the dinning) amazing. Nice portions.