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Where to eat Thai food in Derwood: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Thai restaurants to try in Derwood including Gourmet Asian Bistro, Thai Cuisine, Kiin Imm, Thai Pavilion
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1. Gourmet Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By LolaGo1
Getting tired of trying to be VEGETARIANS, we decided to treat ourselves and dined at this restaurant again. We ordered the 4 pieces of Salmon Bites with Avocado (Special of the Day Sushis, Shrimp Fried Rice ( our favorite) and Chicken with Mixed Vegetables.We're impressed with the sushis, our first time to order them. The salmon bites were very fresh and there were some crunches in the Avocado fillings. Big pieces of shrimps were included in our Fried Rice. The same was true with our Chicken Dish, big slices of tender, delicious pieces of Chicken served with broccoli, carrots, corn, and snow peas.We ordered the Dinner Sizes (we're there at 2:00 p.m.) so we had big leftovers to take home. For desserts, we shared one piece of rich and delicious Chocolate Cake, small servings of FREE ice cream and Fortune Cookies. Total of all our foods is about $35 plus tips.Highly recommended! Will surely eat here again!
2. Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Ilin C
Took mom to meet with her younger sister. Among 4 of us we ordered a lot of dishes and can truly say that the Thai Cuisine did not disappoint. I had worked in Thailand for 2 years and know a thing or two about Thai food...The staple food to get is the papaya salad, drunken noodle, and both of the lemongrass based soup (one with and the other without coconut milk), are all SO good. The new dishes we ordered include 1) the pink noodle soup-- the ingredients and taste are so close to the country cooking at the Thai and Myanmar border, very impressed! The classic ingredients include the white "wood ear" which looks like flower but is actually a type of fungus/mushroom, supposedly very nutritious and is typically expensive to get in the US. Thai Cuisine did not skimp on the expensive ingredients and the dish, and the restaurant is definitely very authentic.One highly recommended dish is the Dusty Pork. I had tried to order another pork dish, the one with pork belly which is usually quite good in the country side which I used to work near the Thai and Myanmar border. However, the Thai Cuisine actually fries the pork belly (our family doesn't like fried food much). Having said that, the Dusty Pork dish is so nicely marinated, not fried, and not greasy. Very tasty! Most people would miss this. The pork is supposed to be eaten with the boiled vegetables which most people would think is just decoration. Those are great vegetables which are nutritious!You HAVE TO get not only the mango with sticky rice, the one with taro and sticky rice is also quite good. Will certainly return!
3. Kiin Imm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By CorpSpy
Personally, I find Thai food, although spicy (hot), usually is lacking flavor. That is not the case at Kiim Imm. The food boasted wonderful flavors making for an enjoyable meal. An indication of how good this restaurant is that we saw a continuous stream of customers waiting to be seated while we enjoyed our dinner.
4. Thai Pavilion
Overall Ratings
3 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By GoodRead1
We walked -in at night about 20:00 hours and the place was not full which was great. However, we wanted to do a take -out and this was fine. Our dish was simple and easy, i.e., Plain Grilled Duck w/ Snow -peas and White Rice! This is not on the menu, but they had the food. They charged us $20.00 for a little tiny dish and we challenged them as to why and if they could add more; reply was a nervous laugh and no! Even one of the staff said it was a bit small for the price...I guess somebody has to pay for their rent.
