Thai Spice - Corpus Christi: A Culinary Oasis for Authentic Thai Flavors

We stopped by this little gem called Thai Spice, and right from the start, the owner greeted us with such warmth—it really set the tone for the meal. My wife had the coconut milk soup, which was rich and flavorful, and I ordered the Crapar Shrimp. It came in a deliciously filled casserole with vegetables and shrimp, and the crispy rice at the bottom added the perfect texture. I absolutely loved it. If you're in Corpus Christi and craving top-of-the-line Thai food, this place is a must-visit!

“If you’re a foodie like me, you’ll love this place , I am the big fan of Thai food and I got a chance to go Thailand few times . Let’s talk about this restaurant:The menu has a fantastic selection of dishes you will feel you are in bangkok , and we loved everything we tried here. Spices, Culinary arts,test,environment of restaurant just 5/5. I got chance to talk with lady chefs it was really great. We was there on 4th of July evening so I understand service staff was busy so they didn’t get chance to gave that much attention but we are happy with service too . Definitely next visit of Corpus Christi we will dine in here . Love form New York

YUM YUM YUM! My husband and I visited on a weekday during the week and were promptly seated and served. I got the Pad See Ew and it was delicious. All of the noodle dishes are served in a fried batter bowl, and come with watermelon. Interesting, but delicious! Highly recommend

We stopped by Thai Spice after a long sun-soaked day at the beach, starving, and the food did not disappoint. We had the shrimp & soft shell crab fried rice and Thai fried chicken wings. Everything was homemade (even the soy sauce), flavorful, fresh, and satisfying, exactly what we needed after hours in the sun. The warm welcome from the elderly man at the front was a highlight. He shared stories about his life in Thailand that made the place feel truly authentic. However, restaurant itself could use some serious improvements. While the vibe does remind you of Thailand, it’s hard to justify spending at least $40 per person given the condition of the place. We couldn’t help but wonder where all that money is going. We ended up there mainly because most other restaurants were closed.

I went to this place many times growing up. I just got to go back and tried the panang curry chicken and Thai iced tea. The curry had such a good flavor. The tea was also very good. This restaurant has maintained a high quality for many years. Would definitely go back whenever life takes me to Corpus.

Our waiter was so sweet! Vegan friendly and he was sure to ask and let me know in the kindest way. We had the crispy tofu and vegetable dumpling appetizers and the red curry w vegetables. That curry has a kick, but so good! Watermelon was a sweet treat Hibiscus tea is flavorful and refreshing too! Will return so I can try more things, especially those vegan friendly desserts

This a very beautiful small Thai restaurant. When I walked in a gentleman greeted me immediately. When I chose a seat he asked me what I’d like to drink and I ordered a Thai tea. When he brought the drink out I was surprised how big the glass was! Most Thai restaurants offer a small little glass but here they don’t not t skim out on a good drink! While I was looking over the menu the server brought out a complementary vegetable soup. He said the restaurant only offers this during lunch hours. The soup was light and refreshing. It had a light tomato taste with potatoes and cabbage in it. I was really in the mood for curry so i ordered the red curry with roast duck. The duck was cooked very well and the red curry is a bit spicy so just watch out if you cannot handle spice. Inside the red curry come with red bell pepper, broccoli, carrots, and zucchini (I think). With the dish you’ll get a bowl of rice, a whole pineapple slice, and a fried dumplings with the dipping sauce. Everything was really good and the curry had so much flavor and spice I would love to come back!