Thai Curry has become one of my favorites in Arlington. I have spent a lot of time in Thailand, and am usually disappointed by Thai offerings in the US. So it was a great delight to find this gem. All the standard dishes are on offer, and very well prepared and with decent prices. The restaurant itself is quite classy,... More

This place is in a very, very tight mini strip "corner" mall on a street with about five or six businesses. A hole in the wall but not the typical "hole", because they dolled it up nicely and you'll think you've stepped in to a quasi-upscale joint. The food is really good both times I've been here and the service... More

Thai Curry is in my neighborhood and we visit fairly often. It is a small, intimate, low key restaurant with sophisticated decor: a romantic setting for evening, and equally good for catching up with a friend over lunch. The slightly shabby shopping center location can be deceptive---it is really nice inside. I am afraid it remains undiscovered, as we are... More

We had the galangal soup and vegetarian fried spring rolls as appetizers. Soup had unusual (but very good) spicing; spring rolls were good but definitely on the greasy side. Entrees were two diferent kinds of curry: green and panang, and both were very good. I was a little disappointed that my "mixed vegetable" choice (you can choose between meats or... More

Not much to look at from the outside, but they went through a lot of trouble to make the inside very nice, feels like you stepped into another restaurant. Everything I have had so far is very good. For starters; papaya salad, thai BBQ pork, chicken satay. For entrees; fried rice, drunken noodles, honey duck, phad Thai, curries. All very... More

Wonderful Little hole-in-the-wall place. Never a wait for a table, great specials! Friendly staff makes you feel like a member of the family! Food is outstanding, always surpasses expectations! Happy hour is generous with a solid beer selection too! Without a doubt one of the most under-rated places in Arlington!

My wife and had not seen each other for a few weeks and I selected Thai Curry. We started withPrince Edward island mussels steamed with lemon grass and fresh basil served in a clay pot. Excellent choice. Then I had thePanang curry with coconut milk, lime leaves and seafood while my wife had the Pad Thai with rice noodles, scallions... More

Didn't know where to eat in Arlington, so I jumped onto Trip Advisor, saw Thai Curry listed with just a couple of reviews, excellent, I liked what was said, and thought I would give it a try. I called and made a reservation for 6 for dinner, my wife and I, my daughter and her honey, and my wife's parents,... More

Okay, if you are a Thai restaurant, you have to be able to master the green curry dish, because it has to have the richness of the coconut, without overwhelming the other flavors of the basel and all the green and spicy bits. The Thai Curry restaurant does this dish at top level. Wow. And spicy too, not flat taste.... More