TIE Thai Restaurant

Found this place on Yelp while in town for an event. The food was good. It wasn't super crowded on a Friday night and they had one server for the restaurant. The bar was closed and they were not serving alcohol which I didn't know in advance but wasn't an issue. You can BYOB if you'd like which another table did next to me.
The Tom Kha was really good, with the perfect amount of heat. I chose spice 2 on a scale of 4. The crispy spring rolls were good, nothing unique but well cooked and served with a sweet peanut sauce. I ordered the basil fried rice with chicken knowing I would take leftovers for the next day for lunch.
All in all a good place if you're in the area and are looking for Thai food.

Came on a Saturday around 7:30, place was empty!!! While the whole downtown was PACKED! Service was weird!!! Like our server was awkward! We tried to make small talk but every-time we say something she kinda tried to reply but ended up coming out awkward! She was very introvert; should have never been a server but.. it was a family restaurant so that's probably why she was there. She was nice though.

Food was pretty looking but it was expensive compare to other Thai around and actually nothing special about it! It's just another Thai! So after first bite I know why this place is dead!

It's being your own booze so... it's a pretty boring restaurant in the middle of downtown Fortworth! Definitely not worth the money spent! We'll give it one more chance and see if it's a better experience and we'll update you with review!

Ambiance: I got take out so can't comment on the food.

Taste test: One of the best Thai places I've had. Sometimes Thai food leaves an after taste in my mouth and doesn't always taste fresh. But this place was so good. The flavors are addicting and the spice levels are perfect. The chicken and tofu were very flavorful with tangy flavors. The veggies were also fresh and crispy. Highly recommend.

We ordered to go on a Tuesday evening. The process online was very easy and ready in about 15min. The service was great while I was there, they offered me water and told me if I ever dined in that it's byob. The place doesn't look super appealing but the service seems great.

The food itself is good and gets the job done. The quantity is good and a lot to fill you up. We ordered crispy chicken, teriyaki chicken and fried rice with appetizer of spring rolls (they were just okay).

It's a great place to go especially if staying in nearby hotels and need a quick meal.

When we entered the establishment @ 12:00; No1 greeted us & we stood there for a good 15min until we decided to grab empty seats @ the bar. There were two wait staff attendants apparently looking @ their tips & fussing w/ ea other, so much so that they passed us up twice.

1ce we sat ourselves @ the bar, it took for me to make eye contact w/ the bartender & asked to excuse me for getting her attention as we only had a short time for lunch.

When she finally took our order, our three orders were quiet simple but took 30min to make. I ordered PadThai & I could not eat it all by the time it was served... there was an odor to the food that didn't seem familiar & it was on the sour/spoiled side & I didn't even squeeze NE lime/lemon on the dish as the noodles already came doused in the sauce.

One of my peers stated that this was a highly recommended spot for Thai food and I totally beg to differ. Their Thai Tea didn't even have the option for BoBa‍

Will not return for a second visit the next time I make it @ DFW.

Can't go wrong with anything on this menu.
Any of the currys are great.
Wonderful appetizers.
Highly recommend he green curry with salad rolls!

Great food! Very careful cleaning and distancing. Hadn't eaten in public in so long I forgot how to act!
Get the spicey edamame!

I came here in between sessions at the Fort Worth Convention Center around 11:45 and it was PACKED. The small waiting area was full of parties waiting to be seated and the bar was filled as well. I had tried to call ahead to place an order but no one picked up the phone. I placed my order and they told me it would be about 45 minutes. A regular at TIE said he always orders online in advance during lunch rush because he knows they get really backed up, so take advantage of that!

I ordered the lunch portion of the Panang curry with fried tofu. The tofu was fine, mostly taking on the flavor of the curry after it had absorbed some. The curry itself was good, albeit a bit watery. It had a bunch of vegetables and was exactly the right portion size.

Tried the pad Thai and crispy spring rolls here for the first time on a Monday night. Both dishes were really good! I'm impressed. I think I'll be coming back soon to try other dishes.

Service was great! Food was good! Prices and portion size are reasonable. Nice ambiance and there are TVs to watch MNF. What else can you possibly ask for?

Stopped in here for an impromptu lunch. What a pleasant surprise . We were a party of four and everyone of us enjoyed how flavorful our food was. The atmosphere is clean and quaint the service was good for the most part except I couldn't get our waiter to turn on a ceiling fan.
My only complaint was that the calamari appetizer was smaller , by a long shot , than any I have ever seen in my life. It was a joke to even consider it a portion. Other than that our entrees were great. Nice find .