Thai Room Restaurant

(Vegetarian Restaurant)

710 S Virginia Dare Trl

Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948

(252) 441-1180

Thai Room Restaurant is a vegetarian restaurant located in Kill Devil Hills NC.

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9 Comments about Thai Room Restaurant

"Everything on the menu is delicious, A must are the Maitai's and egg rolls. I didn't think I was a fan of Thai food, but one trip here changed my mind" - tripadvisor.com

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"for authentic thai food, this is the place to eat. Great sservice, atmosphere is good and ample seating...." -

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"Great food ! I am local and I have a hard time going anywhere else. The thai fress egg rolls are killer! and so is the pork laab [the hot stuff will l" - tripadvisor.com

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"If this restaurant had competition from other Thai or good Asian restaurants, I would say skip it, but in an area with very little Asian food and no o" - citysearch.com

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"Prompt seating and service, fine atmosphere. Our expectations were high, as it was locally recommended, but we found it to be average in almost every " - tripadvisor.com

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"This is just across the road from Colony IV by the Sea where we were staying. I'd read the reviews here and was not disappointed. A lovely friendly ho" - tripadvisor.com

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"We ate dinner here last night. My wife had the Thai tea, which was very good. I tried a Mai Tai. For openers we had the steamed vegetarian spring roll" - tripadvisor.com

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"We love Thai Room! If you don't like Thai its cool they have lots of other eastern dishes. This place is definitely a local favorite...." - tripadvisor.com

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"We ordered take-out from here so we can't comment on the dining experience but the food was disappointing to us as Thai food fans. Two items were very" - tripadvisor.com

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