Tina Thai Express

i got krapow fried rice and my partner got chicken fried rice with a side of veggie egg rolls. loved it! 🙏🏼 a lotttt was given so we had yummy leftovers

Don’t let the gas station exterior scare you off. This was some of the best Thai food we’ve ever had. I ordered yellow curry and it was very good - I asked for spicy level medium and it was definitely spicy! My husband had the Kao Man Gai and said it was the best thing he’d ever tasted. I agree it was absolutely delicious. We shared the Crab Rangoons which were incredible, so delicate yet hearty. I won’t be able to enjoy the ones back home in Texas nearly as much now knowing how fresh they can be! Highly recommend this little place. Great service and all around great spot.

I love this place! The flavors, the quantity and the quality is always 5 star worthy! I have never been disappointed in coming here to eat, and i highly doubt you will either. I highly recommend anyone and everyone to try Tina's Thai atleast once and experience the quality for a small portion of money. Definitely a bang for your buck! Picture posted is- Duck Pad Thai My favorite however is the Chicken Pad Thai with extra bean sprouts with a side of Thai iced tea.

Amazing, fragrant and delicious authentic Thai food. Quick service, great portions and good price. Highly recommended. Edit: I had to come back to add to my review. Since my initial review I’ve eaten most of the menu. I can’t find anything I don’t enjoy thoroughly. One of my favorite things about getting food from Tina is that the food is truly a home-cooked style of Thai food. It can be a little different every time, but it’s always amazing. I’ve eaten lots of Thai food in 3 different states but Tina’s is head and shoulders above them all. My wife and I love getting food here regularly. I’d post more pictures but the food doesn’t last long enough for a photo. Also I’ve never had crab Rangoon as good as hers.

I walked into Tina Thai Express hangry enough to fight a dragon. Ten minutes later I was in a full-blown relationship with my Pad Thai. If that sauce had a social security number, I’d claim it on my taxes.