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Discover Restaurants offering the best Thai food in Palmwoods, Queensland, Australia including Cafe de Orient, Thai Connextions, Thai Frenzy, The Tamarind Restaurant & Cooking School
1. Cafe de Orient
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Birt1964
We are visiting friends from down south and they suggested we try their local Thai restaurant. We were seated outside on a very pleasant night and it was great. Whilst the kids wandered off to check out the walking paths across the road and we sat back chatted, drank some wine and chilled. The food was very good. I particularly enjoyed the chicken with cashews and the veggie curry. I highly recommend. And the staff are delightful.
2. Thai Connextions
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Nicolatte18
We had bbq duck and prawn green curry and we really enjoyed our meal.My partner said it was the best duck heâs ever had. Highly recommend
3. Thai Frenzy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By Jansier
Have eaten here a few times. Last Friday had take away and as with previous meals was a bit hit and miss. Entrees standard fare, nothing to rave about. Mains were tofu green curry, pleasant enough. Stir fry vegetables, very tasty. Big miss was the massaman chicken curry, seemed like the gravy was just poured over chicken and no flavour had infused. Probably would try again but will stick to stir fry.
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4. The Tamarind Restaurant & Cooking School
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Located at Spicers Tamarind Retreat, The Tamarind Restaurant, brings a taste of Thailand to the foothills of Maleny. Set in a tranquil outdoor pavilion designed to make the most of the peaceful location, our in-house restaurant The Tamarind specialises in
Reviewed By ebonygirl
I cannot praise too highly the taste sensations the chefs delivered. Both our two entrees and two mains were out of this world. We chose the Beef Tataki and the Ocean Trout entrees and then the Quail Curry and whole fried Fish for mains. They were all so very good but I think the salmon was my favourite by a very small margin.On the downside I thought $70 for a bottle of wine rather expensive and the same for a cocktail at $19.00.Dear ebonygirl,Thank you for recently dining at Spicers Tamarind Retreat.I will be sure to pass on your feedback regarding your meal to Dan and his team of chefs. Our wine and beverage menu has been created in consultation with Peter Marchant, Spicers Group Sommelier. Our list has an extensive range of wines, some of which are not easily available to the public.We hope to be able to welcome you back to The Tamarind Restaurant again in the near future.Kind RegardsRyan DillonGeneral Manager
