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4 based on 48 reviews
My husband and love getting Thai to go from here. The people are so nice. Food is delicious. I had the pineapple curry w/ no spice and my husband had the red curry. Both were amazing with rice! Highly recommend eating here. Itâs reasonable too and always tastes so good.
4 based on 17 reviews
This small restaurant is located inside of the King Market Asian grocery store. The food is very authentic, plentiful and reasonably priced. If you go for lunch, expect a crowd. If you like Thai food, you should check it out. I was not disappointed.
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4 based on 20 reviews
Weâve passed Thai Papaya many times on the way back and forth to the airport and Samâs Club (just down the street), and finally stopped in for lunch.A simple but pleasantly-decorated place, with uncovered tables and booths and a tray of sauces and condiments on each table. Napkins from pop-up dispensers on the tables.And a Health Department rating of 95/100! We had only seen the name, âThai Papayaâ from the street (the restaurant is in a strip mall on busy Harding Place), but the lower part of the logo does say âThai, Sushi, & Vietnamese Food.â And not just sushi, but other Japanese dishes and Bento boxes (see my photo of the take-out menu).Lunch service was a bit odd and detached, as I now see that some earlier reviews (although some are from 3 years ago) have notedâ but acceptable. Our meal was served quickly.When we asked to confirm that we could get rice noodle dishes Gluten-Free, our server had no idea what we were talking about. We able to determine that soy sauce couldnât be left out of sauces because sauces are already prepared. And, we learned, thereâs soy sauce in the Phá».A bánh mì sandwich was hot, on a thick roll which wasnât exactly French bread, but served the purpose well. Phá» Gà comes in Kids ($4.95) Small ($6.95), Large, and âSuper Bowlâ ($10.95) sizes, and the basil, jalapeño and bean sprouts on the side were crunchy and fresh. Good-tasting broth. A Vietnamese Iced Coffee wasn't served at the table, but came already mixed from the kitchen but it was creamy and sweet, the way I like it. Thai Papaya had no dessert available (at least at lunch), other than bubble teas. The food was pretty good, and reasonably priced. A good place for a simple meal or sandwich. If we think ahead the next time weâre on the way west to BNA, Thai Papaya might be a good place to pick up a bánh mì or spring rolls before a flight, or to bring with us on a flight.
4 based on 45 reviews
What are you really enjoyed the rice noodles which were called drunken noodles. We also got several appetizers such as the dumplings which were delicious. And ordered some sushi rolls which were fresh and tasted very nice the restaurant is definitely worth visiting.
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