Thai Garden

Simply put… I think this is the best Thai food I’ve ever had. My husband and I both agreed, and we eat Thai fairly regularly! Don’t miss it.

Great restaurant with excellent staff. Recently introduced a new menu with slightly fewer options, but still stands out as the best Thai in Dublin

Went to the Thai garden for a birthday dinner and found the experience to be quiet enjoyable. One thing I’ll say is book in advance as the restaurant isn’t too big and gets busy.
We had a table of six and got a number of different dishes. I got the duck with pineapple and cherry tomatoes in a creamy sauce. It was absolutely amazing. The sauce was sweet and creamy and you could taste the curry leaves in the dish. For starters I got spring rolls and tasted a number of others such as the satay which I thought was particularly delicious. Other mains that we enjoyed at the table were the sea bass which came whole and while there were a number of bones it was relatively bone free and didn’t cause bother to any of the diners I was with.
The service was decent but we all thought the restaurant was slightly understaffed as there were only two waiters for the entire floor which is something that might need to be addressed and is the only reason I docked a star. All in all it was a great experience. The restaurant is very clean as are the toilets. While the chocolate cake appeared to be made from a packet the orange sorbet was incredibly fresh and flavoursome and I found it to be delicious and a great pallet cleanser.

Really good food! Pad Thai and Tamarind duck with crispy noodles are superb. Only thing I can fault was the music. Soundtrack added nothing to the ambiance. Parking is pretty tight too. Staff were friendly.

Just off Blanchardstown village this is probably my favourite place to go for dinner in Blanchardstown. Makes a nice change from heading into the city centre for a meal.
The staff are lovely, good atmosphere and the food is great.
Favourite things from the menu are the Nang Ay (Tiger Prawns in Filo Pastry with a sweet chilli dipping sauce) and the Thai green chicken curry (medium spiced) with steamed Jasmine rice. Just lovely!
My only gripe is that the tables are quite close together like they’ve crammed an extra table or two in.

We loved this place. Great service. Great food. Very friendly people. Loved the dessert.

Excellent thai food. Price point excellent as is the wine selectiin. Staff very friendly.

This place is a real gem. You would never stumble on this place so it will just rely on word of mouth. It is some of the best Thai in Dublin. Service is excellent, food is great and the ambiance is always relaxed. Try the combination platter which has the best mix of starters and very reasonable. Also love the Pad Thai. Everything I have had here is awesome.
Also a restaurant in Galway of the same chain and a takeaway (not as good though).
The waiters always remember my drinks order, and can tell me what I had the last time. This doesn’t happen in many places.
People need to try this place.

This place has excellent food, great ambience, but very slow service. I’ve been here more than 5 times and I’ve had to get the waiters attention each of those times to be served. It is worth the wait if you have the time, but getting the bill at the end of the night can be frustrating. Having said that, the food is superb. The Thai green curry does not disappoint.

This is an excellent Thai restaurant! The food was authentically prepared with fresh ingredients. You may order your dish prepared mild, medium, or spicy and we were all happy with the different levels of spice we requested.
The menu is extensive and will accommodate children, vegetarians, those who are «not brave» as well as the adventurous. I was happy that the jasmine tea was a real loose leaf tea with good fragrance. The children were happy with their meals from the kids menu, my husband enjoyed his mild chicken pad see ew, and my medium vegetable green curry was excellent– flavorful, delicately spiced, and freshly made.
The ambiance and décor were quite nice (see photo) and I thought this was a perfect restaurant for an early bird family dinner, for a dinner date, or to catch up with a friend or colleague.
Highly recommend!
The areas they could improve in include: offering appetizers that are fresh, not fried, and offering a real salad with fresh vegetables.

Hands down, this is the best Thai restaurant I have been to in Ireland. Pad Thai is my absolute favorite food and I order it at nearly every Thai place I go to, largely for comparative purposes. In the last six months that I’ve been living in Ireland, I’ve been disappointed by every attempt. Some places have served it with peanut sauce (no), others clearly use ketchup in their base (also a no-​no) and some presented a plate of noodles soaked in a vaguely sweet and spicy chili sauce with a few bits of chicken and scallions mixed in and called it Pad Thai. Given my numerous unfortunate encounters so far, I wasn’t expecting Thai Garden to be as good as it was, but their Pad Thai was fantastic.
Perfectly cooked, with lots of plump prawns, egg, chicken, very spicy and well seasoned, this Pad Thai has moved to the number two spot on my list of Best Pad Thai I’ve Ever Had. After the first bite, I nearly started tearing up at how good it was! (No, the spiciness didn’t have anything to do with that!)
The service was friendly, efficient and very fast, and there was also a plate of prawn crackers on the table to nibble at while we waited for our food to arrive. My boyfriend’s sweet and sour chicken was also very tasty and cooked with a load of vegetables. We will definitely be coming back!

Good authentic thai food.
I go there often with friends when Im over for work.
Has a huge menu with all the dishes you would expect.
Food is very good, I like the green chicken curry a lot.
The place is a bit hidden and parking can be difficult to find.
Inside its a quite small long room, which can get noisy.
staff is ok

Really nice place to eat staff are lovely food is to die for :)

This AMAZING Thai Restaurant is by far the best in Dublin. hardly you think, well go check it out. Luckily i live closeby and frequent it nearly weekly, obsessive? maybe but with good reason.
The food is flawless, The Early Bird is so good I actually think it could be underpriced, not that Im complaining but it really is excellent. Worth the drive to Blanchardstown.

Thai Garden is the kind of restaurant that I will drive across the city for, the food is that good. I often joke that this place is one of the best kept secrets of Dublin 15 because no one outside of there seems to have heard of it, mention it to a fellow Blanchite, however, and they’ll exclaim «OMG I love that place!». The restaurant is tucked away behind the main street in Blanchardstown and is spread over two floors. It’s pretty small and is always packed of a Saturday night, amazing to see in the current climate. The last time we went they were turning people away so make sure you make a reservation.
Most times I have the same thing, flambé chicken panang curry, an amazing creamy curry full of flavour which they pour brandy on and set on fire. The brandy gives it a nice little kick and the theatre of setting it on fire is very cute, particularly when the two older ladies at the next table exclaim «oooooh» in unison. I’ve gone with my family several times and tasted their food too and it’s always excellent but I can’t tear myself away from my old favourite. One thing that most asian restaurants in Dublin have in common is that the dessert menu is pretty limited and always seems to include a mini romantica or frozen sorbet in an orange. At Thai Garden they have decent sized menu of desserts that are all made in house. The orange chocolate cheesecake is a little overpowering, just a touch too much liqueur, but the mango bavarois is incredible.
The service is faultless. The staff are quick, efficient and extremely friendly. They are the type of waiters who remember you even if you haven’t been in weeks. One tip is to go with someone for their birthday, the staff bring out a little cake and they all sing and they are really genuinely happy to do it, brilliant for making a holy show of your friend, but also a nice personal touch on behalf of a team who really value their customers.

My favourite place in Dublin 15 due to the friendliness of the staff.
The food at all times is top quality. and from the moment you walk into the place and take the gold lift of the stairs you are brought into the world of Thai lifestyle. The place is compact, but the conversation from other tables is never heard. The will always accept bookings of any number. This place is a little gem and fills up fast. The cuisine is so good… i have had numerous meals on the menu and they are all my favourites.
The staff are so welcoming and dont mind sharing stories with their guest. They thought me a little Thai numbers etc.
Great place to go on a date, of with family or a group of your friends who enjoy Thai cuisine or who are willing to. It is one million times nicer than any Chinese restaurant

My fave Resturant in Blanchardstown in fact I have to say… In Dublin 15! fab food with wonderful staff I always get a great welcome from Paul & Sam. I highly recommend that you try it out! Gets the thumbs up from me!

We had a booking for 8, and arrived a few minutes late. We were brought to a small room on the second floor, and it seemed quiet. Within 10 minutes the room was packed, so you’re definitely best off getting there with time to spare.
For starters I had Satay chicken — big chunks of chicken with lots of sauce. Thumbs up.
For the main I had (this may not be the accurate title) chicken Pa Nang curry, flambéd. The flambé certainly added some excitement, not to mention a lot of flavour. It seemed to be a green curry but with added molten brandy. One of the nicest mains I’ve had in some time.
The dessert was standard enough, just a lemon cheesecake. A very nice cheesecake, but a cheesecake nonetheless.
The price was quite reasonable, and the staff were friendly and made no attempt at rushing us out the door. I’d definitely recommend a visit.

This is a lovely little thai restaurant, great for an evening out with friends. The place is fairly small and you have to make sure you reserve a table if you want to go out on a Saturday night, but it’s well worth it.
The service is good, the menu has a good selection and the wine list is really good and not overpriced.
We went there with a group of 5 and every dish we ordered was delicious. From the chicken skewers to the delicious fried prawns (the groups fav starter), from the green curry to the chicken in hot garlic sauce every dish was everything met and even exceeded our expectations.
We also ordered multiple bottles of red and white wine and each bottle was a great success.
This place is a great location for a chilled night out with friends.