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Duchess

Beach Lover
Sep 11, 2005
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Blue Mountain Beach/Reynoldstown
Thai Elephant opens tomorrow in Santa Rosa Beach! It's in the old Enzo's location in the same shopping strip as the Post Office on 98. They had a ceremony with monks to bless the restaurant today with family and friends present. They are ready to welcome you with their hospitality and yummy food. Good luck to them in their new location and thanks for insisting that we stay for the buffet today. We were honored to be included.
 

Iris

Beach Fanatic
Aug 10, 2009
583
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Seacrest
Hope they have a buffet. We go to Fort Walton for Thai buffets.
 

steel1man

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Jan 10, 2013
2,287
660
Yay no buffet
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kwalsh0001

Beach Lover
Jul 26, 2006
127
39
SRB
This is the same great Thai Elephant restaurant that used to be in Miramar Beach--now relocated to Santa Rosa Beach. We used to make the trek to the Miramar location whenever our "need for Thai" overpowered us.

My wife and I hit it today for a early dinner. I had their panang beef curry, and my wife was permitted to order "off the menu" for her favorite soup. Both dishes were (as we would expect from Thai Elephant) outstanding and pretty authentic. (I lived in Bangkok for about twelve months). I don't think we'll find better Thai on the Emerald Coast, and it's LOCAL....! While we were dining in, a number of other customers were dropping in to pick up their take-out orders.

I'd recommend you give them a try--and be brave, go for "Thai hot.....Number 5!" (And if you don't understand the reference to #5....... go to the restaurant, and learn!) :)
 
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steel1man

Beach Fanatic
Jan 10, 2013
2,287
660
This is the same great Thai Elephant restaurant that used to be in Miramar Beach--now relocated to Santa Rosa Beach. We used to make the trek to the Miramar location whenever our "need for Thai" overpowered us.

My wife and I hit it today for a early dinner. I had their panang beef curry, and my wife was permitted to order "off the menu" for her favorite soup. Both dishes were (as we would expect from Thai Elephant) outstanding and pretty authentic. (I lived in Bangkok for about twelve months). I don't think we'll find better Thai on the Emerald Coast, and it's LOCAL....! While we were dining in, a number of other customers were dropping in to pick up their take-out orders.

I'd recommend you give them a try--and be brave, go for "Thai hot.....Number 5!" (And if you don't understand the reference to #5....... go to the restaurant, and learn!) :)
What soup did she get?
 
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