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04/30/2026
Brewed in-house, inspired by our kitchen. ๐ป From crisp lagers to our rotating Thai-1-On seasonal, there is always something new to discover from Malai Brewing.โ
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Join us for a flight this afternoon. โ
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04/26/2026
Brunch when you want it, lunch if you need it. ๐ณ Because sometimes you want our Thai Eggs Benedict with a bowl of Pad Thai, and who are we to argue?!โ
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Join us this weekend from 11 AM to 3 PM for brunch favorites alongside our full lunch menu and an all-day Happy Hour on Sundays.
04/24/2026
You can always tell when it's made fresh! Bright vegetables, bold flavors, and dishes that come out exactly how they should.โ
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We will save you a seat. ๐โ
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04/21/2026
Rain or shine, MalaiCares! ๐ This past weekend, our team showed up to help clean up trash along the Trinity River for Fort Worthโs Trash Bash. โ
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Thank you to all who came in the freezing rain!
04/21/2026
The kind of space that makes hosting feel easy! ๐ฎโ๐จ Whether you are planning a graduation, a celebration, or just getting everyone together, our team is ready to make it seamless from start to finish.โ
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Explore private and group dining options: https://tinyurl.com/2bcfpxca
04/09/2026
Patio dining with a little extra comfort. โ๏ธโ
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Every Malai Kitchen location offers a climate-controlled patio so you can enjoy the outdoor atmosphere without worrying about the weather.โ
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04/07/2026
Order a couple of bowls, share a few bites, and catch up with someone you have been meaning to see. โ
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Malai Kitchen is always a good midweek meeting spot! Who are you bringing? ๐๏ธโ
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04/03/2026
Honored to be included!โ
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Malai Kitchen was featured by Dallas Morning News on their Hot List of 18 Dallas Fort Worth restaurants with great value for savvy diners in 2026.โ
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From happy hour bites to full dinners, we are proud to serve fresh Thai and Vietnamese flavors across DFW.โ
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Come see what the buzz is about.
04/02/2026
Normalize ordering one of our Mocktails at lunch instead of just water. ๐น Our Kaffir Cran Fizz mocktail blends cranberry, lime, hibiscus, sparkling water, muddled cucumber, and kaffir lime leaf for a refreshing, alcohol-free sip.โ
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โจ๏ธ A little sparkle makes lunch better.
03/30/2026
Some people plan lunch all morning...โ
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Itโs us, we do! ๐โ
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At the start of a busy week, let Malai Kitchen make your lunch decisions easy with fresh Thai and Vietnamese dishes across DFW. Visit our bio link to pick out what you're having. โ
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03/27/2026
Did you know every Malai Kitchen location offers an al fresco dining option? ๐ Whether it is lunch in the sunshine or dinner under the lights, our patios are ready for you.โ
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Tag someone you want to share a patio table with.โ
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Address
Dallas, TX
To reach your destination in Dallas, you have a couple of options for both public transport and driving.
**Public Transport:**
1. If you're using DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit), check the nearest light rail station to your starting location. The closest line is typically the Green Line or the Orange Line.
2. Board the train heading towards your desired direction and get off at the nearest stop, which is usually Mockingbird Station.
3. From there, you can catch a bus or use rideshare services for a short ride to your final destination.
**Driving/Parking:**
1. If you're driving, take the major highway that leads into Dallas and follow signs toward your destination area.
2. Once you approach the vicinity, look for parking options nearby. There are usually street parking spots available as well as parking lots in close proximity.
3. Be sure to check any parking regulations or fees that may apply.
Safe travels!
Opening Hours
| Monday |
11am - 10pm |
| Tuesday |
11am - 10pm |
| Wednesday |
11am - 10pm |
| Thursday |
11am - 10pm |
| Friday |
11am - 11pm |
| Saturday |
11am - 11pm |
| Sunday |
10am - 10pm |
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What people say
Malai Kitchen stands out as a culinary gem in Dallas, offering an exceptional dining experience that celebrates the vibrant flavors of Southeast Asia. Founded by the passionate husband-and-wife duo, Braden and Yasmin Wages, this restaurant has been delighting guests since 2011 with its commitment to authenticity and quality.
One of the highlights of Malai Kitchen is its impressive menu, which boasts a remarkable 90% gluten-free selection alongside extensive vegan and vegetarian options. Each dish is crafted from scratch using high-quality ingredients, ensuring that every bite is not only delicious but also healthy. Signature offerings like the famous Drunken Noodles showcase the perfect balance of flavor and craveability that keeps patrons coming back for more.
Adding to the unique experience are six house-brewed beers on tap, perfectly complementing the diverse menu. The dedication to brewing in-house reflects Malai Kitchen's innovative approach to traditional cuisine, allowing guests to enjoy a truly distinctive dining experience.
With multiple locations across Uptown Dallas, Southlake, and Fort Worth, Malai Kitchen invites you to embark on a flavorful journey inspired by the travels of its founders. Whether you're stopping by for lunch or dinner, each visit promises a delightful exploration of authentic Thai and Vietnamese dishes made with love.