Thai Pepper Restaurant

[pabarker]

The Thai Pepper restaurant in Miracle Hills is worth a try. I had Ginger Chicken, which was very good. There are a lot of tempting things on the menu, too, so we'll be going back soon. The staff there is very polite and efficient. I don't remember seeing anything more than about $15 on the menu.

[Rhonda Dunaway]

I have to agree with Pa Barker on Thai Pepper, but I'm going to be more effusive. I loved it, loved it, loved it! It was by far the best restaurant meal I have had in a very long time. I had pineapple rice, and it was fantastic! I keep thinking about all the other things I saw on the menu that I can't wait to try. I think we're going to end up being regulars at Thai Pepper.

[bethany]

I will have to try Thai Pepper. I looooove Thai food! I have heard nothing but good things about Thai Pepper. Maybe I will try it this weekend with the family.

Thai restaurants I have tried so far:

I have tried Mai Thai at 144th and Center and it was wonderful. They garnish the plates with orchids! It is a tiny place, maybe 8 tables, but it is really, really good. I recommend the Mango Chicken there. They serve this dish in the hollowed out half of a mango.

We also order take out regularly from Thai Spice at 156th and Dodge. It is also excellent, with very generous take-out portions.

Thai Kitchen, Lakeside (170th and Center, across from Lakeside Hospital) is also good but I prefer the others. Maybe it is the long, narrow layout of Thai Kitchen - I felt like I was eating in a hallway.

[tammywk]

Are all these places very spicy or can you ask them to tone things down?

[Cher Klosner Lane]

This is making me drool!!! :)

Cher

[Rhonda Dunaway]

Thanks for the tip on Mai Thai, Bethany! I'm going to get over there for lunch this week and try that mango chicken dish!