Restaurant
Thai Table
About Thai Table
Thai Table serves authentic Thai food in Concord, California, with dishes like larb, som tum, tom kha, tom yum, pad see ew, and pineapple fried rice on the menu. The restaurant prepares its dishes using fresh ingredients and traditional recipes.
Dining options include dining in, taking out, or ordering ahead for a smooth experience. Fresh ingredients and traditional recipes are used to prepare each dish.
The mission of Thai Table is to provide great Thai food, made fresh, served fast, and always with a smile. This passion brings the rich and vibrant flavors of Thailand to the community.
Thai Table is found at 790 Oak Grove Rd, Ste D, Concord, CA 94518, and can be reached by calling (925) 765-2002 or emailing [email protected].
Online ordering is available, allowing patrons to pick their favorites and enjoy their meal without the wait by ordering online and picking it up.
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790 Oak Grove Rd # D, Concord, CA 94518. Open the map for directions.
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