Thai Paradise - Franklin

We had eaten here 2 times prior Both previous visits were excellent. This past time we arrived at 4:34, there was 1 other party seated before us. We ordered appetizers immediately. I think the waitress forgot to put our order in and used the excuse that there were a lot of Togo orders that the kitchen was working on..either way, it took 1 hour for 2 cups of soup. Which meant we didn't get our dinners until 1hr 20 min. After we arrived. The Food is excellent but why should Togo orders take president over in-house costumers? That was too long to wait to eat but we will give it another try in the future

Favorite place to eat in the world. I'm a very large person and spent years traveling for sports.... So I've eaten at tons of places and their green curry chicken without bell peppers is my favorite meal. Service: Take out Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Spicy Green Curry with White Rice

The service was amazing Emily was so sweet and very helpful letting us know what we should order. We both loved the meals we had they had so much flavor. I had a chef special and my husband had spicy basil fried rice. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20

When I ordered the basil and tofu roll, I half expected it to jump up and serenade me with flavors. Instead, it whispered, I forgot the shrimp, carrots, and most of the basil. It was like attending a concert where the main act is rice and greens, with basil making a brief cameo. The sauce tried its best to impress, but, alas, came off a tad introverted. And patience is key here, folks, since every dish seems to take its sweet time to doll up before making its appearance. The spicy duck, on the other hand, strutted its stuff on the plate, deep-fried to perfection and bursting with flavor. Now, the fried rice seemed to have missed the memo about a party and showed up a tad underdressed, missing many of the classic stir-fry guests. The catfish was, well, a catfish. No complaints, no praises, just a meh . Our waitress played a spirited game of hide and seek with us throughout the evening, making appearances rarer than a unicorn. And if you 're someone who loves mood lighting, you 'll enjoy the lost in a cave ambiance. In the grand opera of dining experiences, this place hits a solid C note. It 's not the headliner, but it 's not the one you boo off the stage either. So, if you 're up for a bit of culinary roulette, give it a whirl! ️

I attempted to dine here tonight. We were a group of 5, one who has physical disabilities and uses a walker. We were informed that we would have a small wait. Then we were banished to an alcove that did not have ac and was in the blaring sun. We complied with this request and opened a door to let some air in. Then we were told we needed to close the door and wait in our cars. Please remember that a member in our party was using a walker and has mobility problems. The rudeness that we were shown while attempting to dine here was unreal. One does wonder if this rudeness was rooted in ableism. Either way I will never darken the door of this establishment ever again!