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Talay Thai Cuisine
7100 Fairway Dr., Palm Beach Gardens, FL, 33418
(561) 691-5662 - Venue Website
Neighborhood:
Glenwood Townhomes
Creator: pbpulse 
Creator: pbpulse
Restaurant Details
Hours
Lunch: 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Monday - Friday.
Dinner: 5 - 9 p.m. Monday - Sunday
Dinner: 5 - 9 p.m. Monday - Sunday
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USER REVIEWS
A Must Visit Restaurant
The atmosphere, the food, the service, and the chef are top notch! Whether you like Thai food or not, you will absolutely love this restaurant. Every single aspect of this restaurant shines.
Best Thai I have had in the area
Steamed dumnplings and summer rolls are great starters. Lunch entrees are around $9 and a deal. Dinner is $15 to $28 for entrees. This is the best Thai food I have had in the immediate area. The whole fried yellowtail was very presentable and even more it was perfectly cooked. I highly recommend this place.
Great Thai Food
Recently found this Thai restaurant in Palm Beach Gardens. Had their takeout a couple of times, since it's right next to my LAFitness on PGA. Takeout was excellent. Nice containers. Not those cheap paper containers you'd expect to find at a typical mom & pop. Stopped in one night with a girlfriend. Had the Lobster Pad Thai. Food, service and atmosphere all exceeded my expectations. Chef stopped by (we like this) and asked how everything was. It was a great experience and will be coming back with more friends.
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There’s a formula we’ve come to expect from neighborhood Thai restaurants. Think of a menu full of the usual proteins (chicken, shrimp), prepared with the usual sauces (red curry, green curry), with the addition of a noodle dish or two (the proverbial Pad Thai). Oh, and don’t forget the rating system for the degree of spiciness —— from mild to “native Thai.” (Full review)