Busara Restaurant - Tysons Corner

Good Thai restaurant near Tysons Corner. Dishes are tasty. They have bar area and the plum wine is the best to pair with their tasty dishes. The duck rolls taste really good. Shrimp Pad Thai and Beef Pad Thai are my favorite. Parking isn’t a problem.

Ordered off Door Dash I ordered mixed seafood pad Thai and spring rolls. The food here is great but I looked up and down the menu looking for crispy basil duck I don’t think it’s in the menu. The sea food pad Thai was a $3 add on and was Definitely worth it couple pieces of shrimp, scallop and squid. Crab fried rice was pretty good.

The food here was simply okay. The curries were a bit runny, the drunken noodle was legitimately in some sort of flavored Brown water, and nothing was really spectacular. On the other hand, the customer service was really just not there. They were more than happy to seat a party of 8 around 8:45. The waitress was relatively in patient and taking our orders, insisting that we put in our drink appetizer and dinner order at the same time, even hovering indicating what we should order, has to hurry up and get the order in, even after we mentioned that we just needed a few minutes. The mules finally came out around 9:15, and by 9:45 they began to clean up the table, eagerly listing our plates and asking us if we were done, while we were clearly still eating. I guess at this restaurant you're welcome to come in and order and pay for your food at any time, but closing time means get out whether or not your experience is over. A warning may have been nice, but this is the kind of service and policy you would expect from McDonald's not sit down restaurant with prices far too high for what they have to offer.

The staff here was very friendly and took my order very quickly. I got my water as soon as I sat down at the bar. I liked that they have plexiglass between patrons at the bar. I ordered the seafood pad Thai. The noodles and sauce I thought were delicious. The scallops and shrimp had an odd taste to them. I thought it was good either way. I will definitely go back as there were a few other things on the menu I still want to try.

food is very good here...wait time is short and the service is good.....they have a large dining area...i love their soup tom ka gai...for the appetizer i always order the fish cakes..sometimes i order chicken satay which is good too...and i love their chicken ka pow which is spicy...they have some spicy dishes and some with mild spice to choose as per your taste

Love this place. Drove from Baltimore to enjoy the Real Thai Food. Much better than 6 Thai places I tried in the Baltimore Area. I just wish they still offered the Homemade Ice Cream for Dessert. Tied between Coconut or Mango.

Sadly this will be out last visit to this Thai location we have been visiting for over 30 years. There are newer locations with better customer service, better food and better décor (this place needs refurbishing). Celebrating a birthday, the server was curt, had no customer service training, orders were incorrect and appeared gleeful saying there was no desert available at all (and this was 7pm). We ended up going for dessert nearby at Silver Diner. I expect this place to close soon unless it is taken over with new management.

Just came back from Thailand and in comparison the flavors are not as strong here, but I think it’s a cultural thing. In the pic you’ll see Panang, green curry, pad Thai, drunken noodle and spicy fried rice. I had what’s in the pic plus satay and calamari apps. I usually go to the Reston one and my to-go-to dish is drunken noodle (which is better in the other location). The atmosphere in Tyson’s location is quieter and slower, but good nonetheless.