Thaiphoon Bistro Opens Thursday on Glenwood South
The owners of Thaiphoon Bistro have been working for a couple of months to get the next restaurant on Glenwood South open by the end of summer. The wait is almost over and doors will open tomorrow night for dinner.
Solas on Glenwood, just a block from Thaiphoon Bistro, should be opening this month as well. (More restaurants but where’s the retail?)
A proud and successful owner of seven other Thai cuisines, we are well-known for our delicious food, fresh quality, friendly service, and great decor. A traditional meets contemporary Thai restaurant, which offers a wide variety of Thai cuisine and proudly serve and present our customers with the most… more
A proud and successful owner of seven other Thai cuisines, we are well-known for our delicious food, fresh quality, friendly service, and great decor. A traditional meets contemporary Thai restaurant, which offers a wide variety of Thai cuisine and proudly serve and present our customers with the most remarkable, unique dishes. Free complimentary parking.
Thaiphoon Bistro
301 Glenwood Ave Suite #190, Raleigh, NC, 27603
(919) 720-4034
Hours
Lunch is Monday-Sunday from 11:30am-2:30pm
Dinner is Monday-Thursday from 5pm-10pm
Friday-Saturday from 5pm-11pm
Sunday 12:00pm-9pm
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APM
08/06 05:22 PM
I’m really looking forward to having a Thai restaurant on Glenwood. Does anyone know if this is a chain?
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RaleighRob
08/06 05:24 PM
^Since their website is currently blank and “parked”, I’m assuming it’s not a chain.
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oakcity
08/06 06:02 PM
they need to deliver!!!
raleigh needs another delivery option besides pizza for those “the babies freakin’ out and we don’t want to cook” nights.
when codys went out of buisness it left a whole in the delivery realm.
but yes, having thai on glenwood will be awesome. -
Katie
08/06 06:33 PM
As long as they don’t do karaoke they can serve whatever they want. I’m excited to try it out.
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JZ
08/06 08:42 PM
Is this the same Thaiphoon as the one north of Dupont Circle in DC?
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packpigskinfan25
08/07 04:12 AM
is this the same location as Cody’s was?!
SOOO glad to have Thai place close to downtown/campus again!! I REALLY hope they deliver!
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crf
08/07 12:20 PM
I’m excited that the parking is both free and complimentary.
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RaleighRob
08/07 12:35 PM
The map is off…it should be above North Street, not below it.
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RaleighRob
08/07 12:36 PM
Never mind, I was backwards.
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Jim
08/07 01:27 PM
The restaurant name is AWESOME, man
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Logan
08/08 02:02 AM
The food was delicious, atmosphere was lively, decor was fun, and the service was friendly. I am a Thaiphoon fan.
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JT
08/08 01:45 PM
Why did Cody’s close?
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Raleigh Management Student- Chris
08/08 01:55 PM
I love the food at Thaiphoon.
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Rose
08/08 07:36 PM
cody’s went out of business but he still has the peking garden right??
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rebecca
08/13 02:34 PM
cody still has peking garden. he sold cody’s b/c he was tired of never seeing his wife (she ran peking garden and he ran the glenwood location). i miss cody’s but had lunch at thaiphoon yesterday and it was incredible!
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Werkplace
08/25 12:23 PM
Awesome, I right an intelligent review. And the moderator deletes it.
So instead, I will write on the level of the responses… hopefully this will not get deleted.
“It is like so cool and stuff. It made my mouth burn with yummy goodness”
It is not a chain.
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Vince
08/25 02:47 PM
this is not a positive review.
stay away from the beef dishes. they basically took a rump roast, over-cooked it, put it in the fridge overnight, cut it up the next morning and threw the pieces in the panang sauce for about 10 minutes before serving it to me on a luciously decorated plate. plus, i had to wait 35 minutes (after the drinks came).
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Lola
08/28 07:09 PM
really? i went there last week and the food was awesome. I didnt wait that long. it was usual and service was fine.
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L
09/16 06:58 PM
Went to Thaiphoon Bistro this past weekend with a large group (10+). Atmosphere was incredible - I only hope it will catch on and become more of a spot to see and be seen. It was a Friday night and the restaurant was pretty empty.. Everyone in my group LOVED their food - we had a huge range of food from salads to veggie meals to beef. My tofu dish was phenomenal, and dishes are big enough to split. Only complaint was NYC beer prices ($5/bottle). Wine, however, was decently priced. Service was great, they were very accommodating. Will definitely go back and highly recommend to others.
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Enjoy good Eats
12/31 03:00 PM
The price to eat here is way too high for the taste of the food. The garnishments on the plate are large than the meal. The plates are decorated over the top. I like this but when it all comes to it I would rather have taste.
I have tried many Thai restaurants in the Raleigh area. Thaiphoon would be in the top 6.
I would try Thai House or Thai Villa if you want a tasty Thai meal. Oh, and the drinks come out pretty quickly with-out a smile, then the food takes a while to come form the kitchen. Try Thaiphoon for fun but try somewhere else for taste. -
Nancy
02/18 11:01 AM
I’ll be travelling to North Hills in Raleigh next month and looking forward to having a Chinese or Thai food. Which is the best restaurant there any suggestions? I heard lot of good things about Spring Rolls Restaurant and their Chinese, Thai and Vegan menu.
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