Tuk Tuk Thai

Food was delicious. I got Drunken Noodles a 2 spicy and it was exactly what I expected. I have an okay spice tolerance and it was perfect, a touch spicy but not too much. Flavors were on point. Basil, touch sweet. Good serving size with lots of noodles, beef, and vegetables. The appetizer sampler platter was a great mix of apps plus it comes with 4 dips. The sticky rice was also very good.

Your Google search is over, this is the best Thai restaurant in Fort Worth. We tried 4 restaurants in the last week trying to find great Thai food. Highly recommend Tuk Tuk. They make fresh good size portions at reasonable prices. For us we would like it spicier and will definitely ask for extra spicy next time. Look forward to trying more of the menu on subsequent visits. And its BYOB! Can't beat that. We had the Vegetable stir fry and Fried rice and enjoyed it.

So it was a Saturday. Cold air, the breeze somehow finding way to squeeze in the crevices in my teeth. I needed a soup. I needed Tuk Tuk Thai. My youngest daughter is addicted to this place. She convinced me to go there by the long me should would give me 53$. Deal made. We stepped into the atmosphere of the room, my daughters smelling shrimp! 🍤 We of course knew what we were going to order, since we have been here for at least like 15 times already. My eldest ordered the… you know, I forget. My youngest daughter got the Pad Thai with the shrimp 🍤 which she described as “A sensation that will keep your nerves chilled and stilled.” I got the Pad Sei Ew which was bountiful and luscious as a bird flying in after a summer migration. We waited for a bit, which felt like the amount of time it takes to get the burger at in an out of you know what it mean. We also ordered water.

Rating: 7/10 Date Last Visited: 9/23/2025 I ordered the Pad See Ew Lunch Combo ($12.50). The noodles are pretty good, very standard for Thai food. There’s a good amount of veggies and meat in there, which I appreciate. The egg rolls were pretty mid, but they came with the lunch combo so no complaints there. I’ve been here in the past multiple times, and all the other dishes are pretty good - including the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodle, and Siam Noodle, which was my favorite. This place is consistently good, but it is not anything crazy and there’s plenty of Thai places in NYC that are much better. However, it’s good for Fort Worth, and a great option of takeout if you’re craving Thai food. The service is great there too. Overall, I would recommend this place if you’re in the area and want some Thai food.

I don’t know how this restaurant has anything but 5 stars. The portions are huge, and you always leave full. She has a wide variety of dishes that you can try something new & different every time. There’s a fried dough dessert that is sooo good. And I have to say they have the best Thai Iced Tea here. The restaurant is always cute with decorations for holidays etc (ex Halloween, Valentines, July 4th, etc). Best Thai spot I’ve had in the DFW area and I feel like I’ve tried em all.