Bangkok Street Thai Street Kitchen

Kay and Richard were great ! I popped in mid afternoon for a few drinks and a light snack and I wasn't disappointed. Is refreshing change from the craziness of the main part of Fremont street further up the road. I highly recommend this place.

Decent place. They tell you to order at the front if you're ready, but they also take your order at your table. The waiter was very nice and attentive. It was nice they they offered hot water long with regular water. I ordered the khao soi with the large chicken. My family ordered the green curry and pad Thai. I also ordered the papaya salad. The papaya salad was very refreshing and good and had that nice tangy flavor. The khao soi had a good broth and the noodles were very good and the chicken was very tender and huge. The green curry with chicken was decent. The pad Thai was ok. This place is also a bar/cocktail place and it has a decent selection to choose from. I had the pfriem Japanese lager that was very smooth. The place is very much like a late night bar eats which gives it a cool vibe.

I went there for dinner, and the service was amazing. However, I was very disappointed with the papaya salad. It lacked flavor, and the sauce didn’t taste right—it seemed like it might have been pre-made. I mentioned it to the server, but they said it was American style. My husband tried the papaya salad as well and agreed that the taste was off. On a positive note, the baked mussels were delicious and ended up being our favorite dish of the night.

Oh! My! Goodness! This place was the BEST!!! Richard and Kay took GREAT care of us. Meanwhile we enjoyed the curry puffs (crispie, flakes and savory) with cucumber salad (light, refreshing), the baked mussels (sweet, easy), salmon carpaccio (if a sushi lover, this was easy to fall in love with, yum!), and amazingly, tried a new experience, the papaya salad (wow! I was unprepared for how delicious this combination would be!) I dont know if I can capture in words, 1. How visually appealing all the food came to us, 2. How excited my taste buds were. We ordered off the $10 specials menu and were very satisfied with our 4 choices for portion and all the flavor and joy described above. Thanks for having us!

I had the Thai Green chicken curry which was fantastic. The eggplant was a nice addition. The owner was very friendly and the restaurant is very clean. They offer Thailand beverages and lemon diffused ice water. I highly recommend esp if you’re look for Authentic Thai food.

This is the 3rd year we’ve come to Las Vegas for the Knowledge conference and each year we come, we are right back at Bangkok Street Thai Street Kitchen! It’s so good! The flavors are authentic and just real! This time around I ordered the Tom Yum soup with shrimp and had them put some noodles in it! The flavors in the broth were mind blowing 🤯 I also ordered the Larb Chicken as a sort of side “salad” and was blown away again with the flavors! Lime, cilantro, and more… so good! 🤤 The service here is laid back and chill (which I appreciate)! The server Richard was awesome and made sure I had everything I needed! When I walked in and wasn’t sure what I wanted, he talked me through options and asked questions that helped me make some good choices. He wasn’t pushy and told me to take my time! We will continue to come back here when we’re in Vegas! Go to Bangkok Street! You will not regret it!

Right at the end of Fremont's experience, just a little outside the crazy zone, you'll find a nice little authentic taste of Thai. Big beer selection, including Chang Singha and slew of good selection and locals. The person next to me highly enjoyed theirLechee martini. The vibe with live feed footage of the streets of Bangkok lived up the hype. They had a huge menu with of of options including many specials. I tackled the dungeness crab fried rice perfect for late night bite. Light, fresh, and layered flavors made a simple dish a lot more complex. The red curry and its 18 ingredients made fresh had a nice snap to it to it. The yellow was more mild and balanced. Patron next to me took on a ribeye plate and raved about the flavorful cook on the meat.

The food was delicious & portions were perfect. The chicken satay was very juicy, Panang was delicious & the salmon carpaccio tasted fresh & light. The green curry was basic but delicious as well. Do not order the pork belly. Wasn’t tasty, bland & very fatty. I know pork belly is supposed to be fatty but it just wasn’t tasty. The service staff were friendly, fast & efficient, especially Salvador. Definitely will be back!!

We ordered Laos style papaya salad, Fried chicken wings, stir fried chicken with salt and chili and fish cakes. The papaya salad was very tasteful,fresh and surprised that they put Thai olives in there which is hard to find in Thai restaurants. And the fried chicken wings were my another favorite.. crispy , simple and not fatty which I love. The decoration was very cute and cozy which reminded me of Bangkok Old Town and staffs were very friendly and polite. If you are considering to get some good Thai food, give this place a try !!!

I have to admit, I don't really get the positive reviews for this place.. Boyfriend and I came here for a date night. We got the Garlic shrimp, pad thai with chicken, and broccoli beef. I also got a free Thai iced tea. The proteins were chewy and criminally under seasoned. The noodles of the pad thai and peanut flavor was good, but there were random pieces of tofu and broccoli from another dish. The broccoli beef was really bland.. A real miss. The garlic shrimp came with the scales/peel on. To be fair they did say this on the menu, but it was actually very hard to eat. Thai tea was SUPER sweet. probably the best thing though. I would pass on this place if looking for good thai in vegas. I can think of many better places nearby....

Visited the place while exploring downtown Fremont, a really nice place to get away from the crowd. Restaurant was very clean and calm atmosphere. Place has a big menu, recommend going over it before coming. But service was really easy, order first then pick your seat and they will give your food. Tried the Pad Thai and chicken Satay! Both were really good! Portion was good enough where you feel like you got your moneys worth. Hits the spot after a night of partying and a few drinks!

Bangkok Street Thai Street Kitchen offers up warm food memories to those that have ever been fortunate enough to eat authentic Thai food. Their friendly and speedy service are so refreshing in a town like Las Vegas! The outside may be deceivingly simple but inside holds many delectable dishes that will tickle and tantalize your tastebuds and make your tummy smile! We got some of their appetizers and entrees and ate up every little bit we could squeeze in. Spring rolls and calamari were served up very quickly and were fresh, piping hot and nicely presented. Honey garlic chicken is marinated for over 24 hours and was amazing! The chicken in the Khao soi noodle soup was so tender and delicious. We need to come back to try the other recommended dishes: Beef noodle soup, papaya salad and salmon carpaccio. Their walls are painted with beautiful murals and the sound of spoken Thai coming from the kitchen is as comforting as the food is satisfying! Definitely pay them a visit and support this authentic Thai restaurant!

We had a late lunch the same day we came here for a late dinner so split the street platter (came with 3 entrees and a papaya salad), along with the baked mussels (appetizer) and drunken noodles. Everything tasted amazing for the most part - standouts include the baked mussels, pork belly, and papaya salad. The honey garlic chicken was a little dry but when combined with sweet sauce had decent flavor - do wish the garlic was more emphasized. The ambiance of the restaurant was 5/5, complete with a chill house playlist, intimate booths that comfortably fit our party of 4, and twinkling fairy lights. Definitely need to ask the owner for the set list - it was that good! Service was friendly and there is a parking lot ($7 for two hours) right behind the establishment. Order at the front counter and they'll bring the food out once it's ready. Note that if you check into Yelp you can get a complimentary Thai milk tea with any entree. It was delicious, especially on a 90 degree+ day. I would recommend this place for any Thai food lovers visiting Vegas.

I came here during my recent trip to Vegas since it was one of the options close to my hotel on Fremont Street. We liked the eggplant and pad z eew enough that we came back again during the trip. The second time, however, we tried two other dishes, green curry and Thai fried rice, and sadly they weren't quite as good.

Pad Z Eew 5/5: amazing flavors. Would recommend and would get again. Fried Pork Belly 5/5: Also great. Not too heavy/greasy. Papaya salad 3/5: too salty/fishy for my personal taste Service 5/5: amazing service. Nice, friendly, and fast! Ambiance 5/5: nice and quiet but not even far away from downtown Las Vegas

Very friendly customer service and fast. We ordered the drunken noodles with chicken, the chicken was a little dry but flavors were good. We also got the pork belly which was good but needed a little salt. The curry potato pastries were a little dry and could use a sauce but even with that they were good. Building has AC and wasn't busy so we walked right in. Good for an inexpensive meal on Fremont street but I'm not sure I would come back.

After a long journey to town and with hunger pangs setting in late at night, we were thrilled to find Bangkok Street Thai Street Kitchen open until midnight. This place is a true gem for anyone craving authentic, fresh Thai food in the wee hours. Right off the bat, you can't go wrong with the classics - the Thai fried rice and pad Thai. Both dishes were a testament to the kitchen's ability to deliver well-loved flavors that resonate with the soul of Thai cuisine. The balance of flavors was spot-on, making each bite a delightful experience. Venturing a bit off the beaten path, we decided to try the crab dumplings. This was a first for me, and I was pleasantly surprised. They were a unique twist to the usual offerings, packed with flavor and a pleasant textural contrast that had me savoring every bite. It's a dish I would recommend to anyone looking to try something new and exciting. Adding to the wonderful dining experience was the staff's hospitality. Despite our late-night visit, the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly, contributing to a warm and welcoming atmosphere that made our meal even more enjoyable. My only regret is that I don't live closer to indulge in this fantastic spot more often. Bangkok Street Thai Street Kitchen is a must-visit for anyone looking for the best, most authentic Thai food around, especially if you find yourself hungry late at night. Their commitment to quality, flavor, and customer service shines through in every dish, making it a memorable experience that I wish I could repeat on a regular basis.

we were in the area and decided to stop by, i like how it's in a busy area and the restaurant was busy but not overly busy/crowded, the staff was also very attentive and kind ! i ordered the thai tea ( one of the best thai teas i've had it had caramel!) the crab dumplings were super good too, the baby back ribs (half) it has 6 ribs and the full one has 12 ribs (omg!) it's hugeeee!! the full baby back ribs is enough to feed 2-3 people. The sauce is a tamarind sweet bbq sauce and i wasn't a fan of it ): but i'm sure the rest of their menu is very good. and the only reason why im giving it 4 stars is because i didn't like the tamarind bbq sauce and had to kind of force myself to finish it but again that's just my taste and i still recommend this place because im sure the rest of their menu items are really good !

We had duck curry, shrimp egg rolls, chicken satay & My BF said that the duck curry was delicious, I had the Bangkok pad thai dish but I honestly didn't like it. I tasted a vinegar aftertaste in my couple of bites, BF didn't taste that & said that is how it should taste. The appetizers were on spot. Service was good & it was a clean restaurant. Too bad the mall it is in was dirty.

The food here is AMAZING! It is fresh, flavorful, and (seemingly) authentic. My order came quickly and was still hot from the grill. The service was great even though you order at the counter and the bathrooms were clean. Highly recommended!

Perhaps some of the best Thai food I've ever had. Pad Thai was perfect. Tom kah soup could not have been better. Fried calamari with dipping sauce out of this world. My friend ordered a red curry spicy and he loved it. I thought we ordered way too much food but it turned out to be perfect. Fantastic choice for dinner. Service was a bit slow, but it was well worth the wait. Dining room is sparkling clean and well-appointed. Bathrooms immaculate. Crazy vagrant wandered in during the meal, but didn't create a problem.

Wish the food and drinks where better. Lychee Martini was way too sweet and didn't even have a lychee in it. $12. My friend got a beer, bunch of beers for $5 but it was a really small portion. The chicken pad z ew was $18, chicken was dry. Big portion. Some bites would taste good, others just were dry and not much flavor. The papaya salad was $10 dine in special and drowned with a sweet sauce. I like that you go up to the counter to order, and wait staff were very nice. Inside is nice and warm, inviting interior. The food was below average.

I visited here in late August 2023 around 6 PM. I was in Fremont Street for work and walked around looking for dinner. We decided to stop here because of the warm lighting and enjoyed my choice. I chose the Chicken Tom Kha since it was a Thai dish that I wasn't familiar with. It was flavorful, hot, and perfect for a cold evening! I like that there was a hearty piece of chicken leg, soft noodles & crispy noodles in the curry soup. I'll have to make a stop here when visiting Fremont again!

We pass by to see DTLV tonight and walk pass the restaurant so give them a try! It turn out to be good Thai food here . Portion and price is reasonable. Taste is close to authentic but not 100% anyway it s tasty! It s self service order at the bar; food and drink. Inside restaurants is clean and nice decoration with street style. Must try if you craving for Thai.

Good Thai food place in downtown Las Vegas! You order at the cashier area first and then get seated. The prices are on the higher side for Thai food and it was good like regular Thai food. we liked that they had a cheap draft beer menu for $5 each!

Bangkok Street Thai Street The food is very delicious, it has an authentic Thai taste and the staff are very hospitable. I highly recommend Bangkok Street Thai Street restaurant.

Ambiance, flavor and one can taste the passion and love in their food. Prob the best Chicken Larb I've had ever, and yes in Thailand!

Got to check this place out this weekend while exploring the Fremont street experience. This place had plenty of space and a large menu of things to choose from. The red curry had good flavor and lots of chicken in there! The pad Thai was another great flavor but personally wish there was a spice level that you can pick from cause I definitely didn't expect the pad Thai to be spice. For the specials such as the lobster pad Thai, I wish there was more signage on the price cause we were definitely caught off guard that it was 50 dollars! Service was good and attentive. I would come back again to try some of the other items!

Ordered online and it was super easy! This spot is on the second floor in a plaza so there's plenty of parking. When ordering online meat doesn't automatically come with the pad see ew. You'll have to add protein of any kind even tofu or veggies for an additional price. Photo shows shrimp so just as a disclaimer it's an add on. Pad see ew was decent!

The ordering is alittle unorthodox and the employees don't really explain 1) grab a menu from the cashier desk 2) find a seat 3) once ready to order, head back to cashier and place order 4) sit back down and food will be brought to you After ordering, our food came really quickly and was delicious! I recommend the spring rolls and noodles.

This place is truly best Thai foods in Vegas, authentic, flavor....we enjoy it so much, every single dish is tasty . Highly recommend

Calm comfortable music playing the service is fantastic always polite. Order the crazy wings and they're cooked perfectly and the sauce on them is fantastic as well!

Only thing late night on fremont not greesy or long wait. Great spot for quick meal that isn't fast food.

This place is right at the end of the Fremont Street Experience. The restaurant is spacious and clean and the staff member who helped us was friendly. They have an extensive menu of items to choose from. We went with the chicken pad thai. The portions are decently sized, but on the pricier side; the chicken pad thai was $20. But, that must be the cost of doing business in Vegas. We also ordered Thai iced tea and it's the best I've had in a while. It was sweet while still maintaining a proper tea flavor. If you're looking for Thai food while exploring Fremont Street, I'd recommend this place.

7/19/23 Lunch date for 2 12:45pm From the outside it looks sketchy but it's very nice inside. Our server (who I think may be the owner too) greeted us and let us sit where we wanted. Drinks: Thai tea and Shirley temple. Spicy basil with beef: 100/10...perfectly cooked, Basil was fresh, bell peppers were crunchy. Beyond delicious. Spice levels 1-5. I tried a 4. Baby back ribs: 5/10. A bit greasy tasting. Not the worst but definitely mid. (Huge portion) Lobster rice: 10/10. Fried rice and lobster...need I say more. Located on Fremont and 7th. Def must try.

I really wanted to like this place. Stopped by for dinner on a Saturday night. The restaurant is located on the east side of Freemont, close to Container Park. Order at the counter, then have a seat. They do not have a full bar. They offer wine and beer products. Also, they have a special menu, so make sure to take a look. Food: Fried Pork Belly Pad Z Eew Honey Garlic Chicken Unfortunately, Bangkok Street did not deliver. The Honey Garlic Chicken was a roasted chicken with no flavor. The fried pork was equally tasteless regardless if I dipped it in the green sauce. Instead, I dipped it in the sauce that came with the chicken, sweet chili sauce. The only dish that had some kind of taste was the pad z eew. None of the dishes had any spice, nor were we asked if we wanted any spice. My BF did ask for hot sauce. Overall, it's a nice spot and pretty good in size. I'll give them another try, but next time, I'll order other dishes.

We had an amazing experience at this restaurant in downtown Vegas! The service was incredibly quick, and the food was delicious. We wanted to go to Le Thai a minute away from this place but they had an hour and half wait so we tried this place instead and I'm so glad we did!! Their spicy chili flakes were a standout - perfect for heat lovers. Highly recommended!

I had to have dinner bewteen the show I saw in DTLV and the Las Vegas Lights Football CLub game later that evening. I decided to try Bangkok Street Thai Street Kitchen on Fremont Street. I parked and walked through the El Cortez. The restaurant is directly across Fremont from the El Co. There is the Abbey Road Las Vegas crosswalk so it's easy to get across Fremont. There were few people there, and I asked a server if I could sit at the bar. At the right time, someone changed the TV to show the Knights game so I had entertainment along with good food. I ordered the spicy basil with chicken. I completely forgot to ask about spice levels so I got their standard spiciness which was a mild spice. Next time, I won't forget to up the spice level.The menu describes the spicy basil as: Most favorite street dish. Stir fried with minced garlic, chili, onions, bell peppers, green beans, and sweet basil leaves. It was served in a different way (see photo) with a side dish for putting the basil on the jasmine rice that comes with the meal. I also enjoyed a Thai iced tea. Perfect on this warm day. There will be a return visit. I did see other things on the menu I'd like to try. Even though I like curry, I need to order something different. Yesterday was a start.

Wow what a thai face off, last night was Le Thai and today lunch at Bangkok a block down, so very close but the great flavors here put it over the edge. Neither places would dissapoint, but we found this place was a clear cut winner. Las vegas has 2 very good thai places to be proud of. Service was good the music was a little loud but other than that all was good

Walking down Fremont street searching for some dinner before one of the concerts, hmmm what to eat? As my boyfriend, his friend, and I walk further down... we saw that Bangkok Street Thai Street Kitchen was the least busy. Why not give it a shot? As we entered, we only saw a family of 3 sitting down eating so it wasn't that busy. We were greeted and told we could sit anywhere so we chose the bar and were given menus. We were so focused on catching up and talking we missed the sign "Order Here" and thought it was full service. I guess order first then get your food. I think a lot of people that walked in thought a waitress would come to you, give you menus, and take your order. Our group ordered: Appetizers: Pork belly (10/10): super crispy, great flavor, made fresh to order, will order again! Spring Rolls (7/10): Crispy, deep fried, fresh, and made to order. Taste was pretty decent and had good fillings. Entrees: Red Curry (8.5/10): pretty good red curry, came with rice, nice spice level, I'd say between mild and medium, flavorful and rich, serving size was so so for the price but was worth it. Pad Thai (7/10): perfectly cooked noodles, sauce was more on the tamarind side and not as sweet as most pad thai dishes I've had, serving size was good for one person. Sake bombs were used with good quality sake and beers! Yes! And great portions as well. The interior is beautiful, the music fit the vibe, and my overall experience would have me coming back to try other items.

This was hugely disappointing. The proteins were all unseasoned - literally not even salt and pepper, leaving a bland, meaty taste in my mouth. The beef was so tough that I felt like I was chewing on leather. The prawns were served with the entire shell on, which is odd, because it forces you to pick them apart like finger food. I don't know if all the positive reviews are from people who are a bit tipsy coming off fremont street or from people who haven't had real thai food before, but this was some of the worst food I've had in Vegas.

The problem with Vegas yelp is EVERY almost EEVVERRY god dang place has 4 stars and up. Well this one is a true 3 star thai place if you compare it to every other thai place in town. The only thing saving it is the happy hour specials menu where items are 10 bucks. The food is good dont get me wrong, but is it either better or cheaper than the other thai places in town? Probably not. Papaya salad was aight Fried Calamari was bomb Chicken wings were aight Fried pork belly is good but feels like death and the larb was a bit off...

So after having amazing Thai food two days ago just down the street, someone told us this place was great. Well, didn't come close. The beef noodles didn't have much flavor, had to ask for hot sauce. The broccoli chicken was good not great having to douse in hot sauce as well. Cute restaurant with counter ordering.

Yelp Review 2023 #145: Trying to find a restaurant last-minute on a Friday night in Downtown Las Vegas is pretty difficult. I've tried calling two of our go-to restaurants and their next availability for a table is after 8:30pm! We had to be in the area and go to a concert by a certain time. I mapped the area and stumbled upon Bangkok Street so I called to make a reservation. We walked in and there were only two tables that were taken so I thought "that reservation wasn't needed!" But shortly after placing our order, a big wedding group walked in, and more people. So, yeah, I'd still recommend making a reservation. Was I happy it didn't work out - the two restaurants that is. I would have never tried this place since there's so many Thai restaurants in Vegas and there's a Thai restaurant just around the block from Bangkok Street. The menu has a wide variety but I didn't have the liberty of trying multiple dishes since I have to be somewhere and leaving leftovers in the car when it's hot out would not be smart. Crab Dumplings: Five pieces of steamed dumplings with real crab and minced pork, garlic, green onion topped with crispy garlic. Tender dumplings with a little bit of a bite to eat served with a soy-based dipping sauce - they're like shumai. 5/5 Crying Tiger: 10 oz rib-eye marinated in cognac served with Thai spicy tamarind sauce. Tender slices of steak. The dipping sauce is quite spicy. Their version is good but not the best I've had. 4/5 Pork Belly: Fried marinated pork belly served with nam prik num (Northern style grilled green chili paste used as a dip for fresh vegetables or fried pork). Lightly breaded, juicy and flavorful slices of pork belly. The nam prik num wasn't spicy - just right. 5/5 Lobster Fried Rice: Now, THIS is quite the dish! A show stopper that made heads turn or do a double take. Not only is it beautiful but it's also very delicious. The only problem I had was a burnt my fingers trying to crack the lobster claws - they were really hot! Their fried rice is reminiscent of Pin Kaow's fried rice which I enjoy but made better because of the lobster. 5/5 Free Thai iced tea with Yelp check-in! You order at the counter and they'll bring your food to you as they are ready. Dinner took about an hour which allowed us to be at the concert on time.

Hubby was craving Thai food and we happen to stumble upon this cute place. They offer patio dining as well as indoor dining. Great for large groups. Order at the counter and they bring out your food to you. Next to the counter is the open kitchen concept. Besides the set menu they have chef specials. They offer all gender restrooms. We ordered: Pad Z Eew (20.00) - stir fried flat noodles chinese broccoli, sweet soy sauce. Comes with chicken, beef or shrimp. One of my favorite noodles dishes! Panang curry with rib (27.00) great flavors of lemon grass. The curry it self was a bit on the saltier side. Definitely had to eat it with rice! Curry puffs (15.00) - flaky crispy dough with chicken, potato, onion and curry spices

My wife and I went in for a quick bite at lunchtime. We got the satay chicken appetizer, as well as the calamari. We followed up with the mango and sticky rice and all were delicious. I also got a sake Street bomb as you can see in the video it was good. They also have a good selection of draft beers and a full bar. All of this came out to $52 so if you're on a strict budget you might want to order something different. It was worth it though for us. It's right across from the container park and you do have to pay for parking $4 an hour, since they are doing a lot of construction on the streets at the time of this post. Recommended!

Delicious drunken noodles with shrimp and beef. The beef was very flavorful and tender. No chewy pieces like it other places. The crab dumplings are a must. Crab fried rice is another another must have. So delicious the green sauce makes it irresistible.

Food was just ok. I thought the pad Thai was pretty bland. Service was good, and the inside is very nice. Great location!

First time having Thai food in Vegas. Was walking distance from our hotel, The Golden Nugget. Large portions, so we shared. Cold beer and great ambiance. Employees were a little quiet and no matter how much we tried to engage they were not receptive. All good! Super tasty crab fried rice, and the flavor was awesome. All together we enjoyed our dish choices. We will definitely be back.

The food was very good, and I was not expecting to find this place, on such short notice. My aunt and uncle and cousins were in town and they have specific appetites such as vegan, gluten free. Etc. and this place was more than accommodating and exceptional in meeting their needs and mine of having authentic Thai food that is very delicious and memorable. I can't lie and say this is my favorite Thai spot, I live in Vegas which I am spoiled, but not embarrassed, by the spoil of riches we have here as the food Mecca of the world. But this place has a great ambience with modern flair and fresh dishes that appeal to even the pickiest eater. Worth the walk from Fremont or the Uber/Taxi/Lyft from the strip to downtown.

The food was pretty good. I'd say it was over-priced, but they're on Fremont St. in Las Vegas, so it actually probably isn't.

Downtown Las Vegas I was feeling a little hungry. A sign said $10 specials. A customer dining outside said the food was really good so I decided to give it a try. Dining in Vegas put a little weight on me so I wanted something a little lighter. I opted for the Larb Chicken. Thai Minced Chicken Salad served on romaine lettuce leaves. The dish was very tasty but loaded with purple onion. I can eat some but try to refrain from onions. Especially if I might be kissing someone later. Great service and great food!

Food was good Service was ok, only one waiter for the whole restaurant Overall decor was nice Food was very pricey for Thai food and the portions were small. For 3 people bill came out to $140 with tip. We ordered: Two Thai tea One Thai lemonade Beef noodle soup Pad Kee Mow Chicken yellow curry Pork belly with Chinese broccoli Mango sticky rice Overall if prices were more reasonable and portions were bigger this would be a 4 or 5 star place. Their saving grace was the prik nam pla - Thai chilis in fish sauce, it was delicious.

This place was fantastic!! We were looking to get some food after Joe Bob's Jamboree Walking Tour and we kind of randomly found this place. Very happy we did because we all loved the food.

Loved this place! Delicate cucumber salad, spicy eggplant, and pad thai were beautifully presented, with well balanced flavors. The live feed screen from Bangkok showing people enjoying the same experience as ours was very cool. Servers were friendly and helpful.

Right on Fremont, this Thai restaurant serves a good but not great assortment of Thai dishes and some chef specials. I got the Drunken Noodle with tofu which had a nice noodle texture but the spice was missing. The ambiance and service are super welcoming and they offer a $5 beer, wine and champagne deal so you can't go wrong there. Their Thai ice tea however is a standout to me. I'd definitely return for that. I also appreciate that they offer water and keep it flowing infused with lemon even when it is super hot.

I can't believe I've been coming to life is beautiful for multiple years and never tried this place. I guess it is kind of confusing whether it is open or not because the VIP entrance was blocking it - but it is indeed open. It also has a bar area. It's the only restaurant I've been to this weekend that had so much flavor and used spices. The pad see eew was good, and curry wasn't very spicy but that's to be expected if there's no ranking to choose from. The portions are extremely generous and while 4 of us got 2 dishes to share between 2 people, we probably could've just shared 3 between all 4 of us.