Madam Mam's Thai Cuisine, South at Brodie LN

Good food, great service, and a very cozy ambiance. We visited on a Friday and we were serenaded by love music. I ordered the Pad Sea-Ew and the noodles were firm, tasty, and there was more than enough leftover for take-away. I guess it’s good for sharing! It’s my first time and we are definitely coming back.

Madam Mam’s is mine and my bestie’s go-to catch up spot! We always order the spring rolls as an appetizer. I’ve tried everything from curry to spicy Thai soup to pad Thai. It’s all delicious. The servers are always friendly and attentive. They have a rewards card if you go frequently so you can earn free appetizers or drinks!

I found a massive NAIL in my food. I swear on my life this was in my brussel sprouts ordered from the Brodie lane location via Uber Eats. Please be cautious of this restaurant. I am so disgusted and disappointed as this was one of my favorite spots in Austin, but now I am terrified of their food.

We had lunch here. Service and ambiance was good. However, the food was just ok, not remarkable. Out of the three dishes, we liked the drunken noodle dish the best. It was decent. Beef curry had really supple meat, but the spices weren’t working together. Finally the street fried rice, even though we ordered the beef for protein, the flavor of eggs was drowning out everything else. Overall, a solid 3 out of 5.

Tried their spicy soup which was flavourful. Did try thai basil, street fried rice and others and everything was decent. Different options to choose from but service could have been better. They ro have different options and promos on kids menu.

One of the best Thai restaurants around. Good selection of dishes and includes pictures of dishes on the menu. Makes it easier for first time customers. Quality and quantity of the menu items are amazing. No questions about that. Service is polite and had a table ready quickly. Overall clean and quick service restaurant. They do get a lot of delivery orders too but that doesn’t make dine orders slow or under par. Must visit if you wanna taste some good Thai foodz Prices are reasonable. Plenty of parking around and easy to find one.

Ordered tofu for a person who cannot consume meat. Was provided chicken. This is completely unacceptable.

Always great! We got the lunch special and I forgot to take photos of our entrees because I was so excited. $15 lunch deal with fried spring roll, soup, entree and soda.

Tops Vietnamese pho by 1000% in my book. Thai Chicken Noodle soup - chicken and mushroom broth. Love the service and the space.

Dropped in to pickup a take away order. The guy at the register was not friendly at all and I was standing there waiting to be greeted but since I was ordering and not waiting on a table, he was preoccupied with his phone and seemed peeved he couldn't delegate me off to the waitress. I even speak a little Thai but he pretty much grunted instead of speaking to me. He finally took my order and I stopped in the washroom as I waited. The washroom is still so stinky and this time they added mothballs to the sewage smell. It seems the building has some sort of plumbing issue. It was clean but so stinky. Then washing my hands, the water was scalding hot or cold, no in between. I ordered the Tom Kha which is quite pricey for the small plastic container. This has been an ongoing issue that apparently coconut milk is expensive for them. Also the Panang Curry came in the same size container. The two entrees totaled almost $30. They both come with a container of white rice. It's better to dine in and sit on the left side of the restaurant, away from the washrooms. I love all the traditional Thai masks and other decor there. Waitresses have always been good and accommodating.

Came here at the suggestion of a friend. Interior was fun with traditional decor. Service was kept busy, but staff were incredibly friendly. Plenty of business from take out. I ordered their chicken pad krapow, which came out in an unconventional clay pot. This meant my first bite destroyed my tongue. The egg was barely runny before the radiant heat cooked it thru. Still really tasty, plenty of red chilis sprinkled throughout. The crispy rice along the clay pot was flavorful and had a great texture. I think Madam Mams hit the spot for our party, with compliments to the papaya salad and po tak seafood soup. The kao soi maybe had a bit too much curry powder/paste? But still a good choice, especially if you love big portions.

We've eaten here 3x in the past few months and while some of our food has been meh at best (the pad Thai was really disappointing) the number p42 special curry is what gets this a 5* Our first time here we dined in and I was super bummed when they didn't have the papaya salad available. I settled for the Tom yam soup and it was good - serving was massive. My husband got the #p41 special beef curry and we haven't looked back since. This curry is honestly delicious. HUGE serving (honestly enough for both of us plus a lunch serving as long as you get an extra side of jasmine rice). Thick, delicious coconut base- amazing spices. Honestly, the perfect comfort meal for these cold days. It doesn't look super appetizing especially when delivered but again, if you're into thick, well-spiced, coconut based curries this is a huge win!

Got to go food! It was amazing! When we picked up inside was cute and clean too. And staff were very attentive. Would recommend.

So we will often get madam man's for masaman chicken curry, chicken pad see ew with flat noodles, and madam rolls. All very good, every time we get it. BUT today we ordered the mango sticky rice for dessert and it blew our minds! So damn good! Like what!? Why haven't we ever ordered it before?! It's like we have wasted the last five years of our lives ordering from madam mam's without dessert. So yeah, do yourself a favor and order it next time you order. P.S. the syrup, mango slices and warm rice come individually wrapped so you have to put them together for extra freshness.

Still so amazing! The new(ish) crispy larb rolls are so delicious. Still stick to my pineapple fried rice and some other favs. Their dried chili makes everything better, too. I buy it for home and as gifts. PLEASE BRING BACK KUNG KRABUENG!

The food preparation is not even attempted. They quarter size potatoes and don't even chop the onions and the food is overly salty. Some dishes are drenched in concentrated oyster sauce. There is no sense of proportion. If the cook actually tastes what he or she made, it's pretty obvious it's not done with care. Terrible representation of Thai cuisine.

Madam Mam's has been my go-to for Thai ever since I moved to Austin 15 years ago. The food is amazing! My usual order: chicken satay and bankrupt noodles with shrimp. The portions are very generous, and I get 2 meals out of my noodles! Very important in this economy I usually order takeaway, but the staff are always kind. We I have dined in, the service is quick. I recently got back from a trip to Thailand and I am very happy to say that Madam Mam's is pretty on par with the food I got from Thailand!!

Been coming here for their fantastic tom kah for a couple years, but recently tried the thai queso, which really blew my mind. Well done, y'all! I'd choose it over regular queso every time.

Great Thai food with tons of options. Good quality and polite service. Portions are large. Mellow atmosphere.

i ordered uber eats from this location, i've always loved madam mams but this is the worst food i've had from them. i asked for no mint, it's full of mint and chopped into the mix, there's maybe one vermicelli noodle per roll and literally one small shrimp divided in half for $6.50?!?!? the rice paper is torn and touch, and cucumber is limp and dry awful

I ordered the pad Thai with shrimp. The noodles were too wide, flat, and the sauce was greasy and way too spicy, shrimp was old and tasted expired. I would order from Thai Taste allllll day long over this place and will never waste my time or money here again.

If you miss out on Madam Mam's, you're missing out on a delicious meal. The unsuspecting restaurant is located next to Dick's Sporting Goods. Their decor is simple, but cute. The service can be a touch slow during lunch if you're in a hurry, but otherwise it's just right. My favorite dish is the Street Pad Thai. I highly recommend it if that's your thing. Next time you're in the mood for Thai, slide on over to the Hill Country Galleria Mall.

Always friendly service, always consistent quality. My family loves a few dishes that they always order when we eat in or have delivery! We have yet to try a dish we didn't like!! Easily one of the better Thai restaurants in Austin.

Decent portions in a strip mall. I ordered the pad Thai which usually comes with peanuts and this didn't. Mine came with a lot of bean sprouts. My mom ordered the Tom yum with noodles and the soup itself was OK but the noodles were very hard somen style. It was supposed to be seafood but only had very small bits inside of imitation crab, squid, and shrimp. I would go back because it was decent food but I've definitely had better Thai. Staff was nice but the bathroom was pretty filthy. The large stall is boxed in and there's dirt and debris along the corners. They said they left the back door open and that's why a fly was hanging around the table. Service itself wasn't terrible but I did have to get my own chopsticks and ask for straws. Parking is spacious and it got packed around 6pm Half the food came out and everyone else was left waiting 15 minutes. Should have brought it out together

Ordered soup, chicken satay and sweet sticky rice dessert. All were disappointing, with little flavor. Dumplings were included in my delivery order and they were just super dry and "strange" flavor. I'm giving two stars as the food was edible, despite lacking flavor and zing.

We've ordered this for work catering a few times. It's a good option for the area, nothing special. I've never dined in the restaurant but no complaints on service or quality of food. Pricing is fair.

We were a bit skeptical since our elder one had a stomach bug after eating at another location but eventually went with this place based on reviews.. All of us were happy with the food, ambiance and the service - servers were polite and service oriented and food was served fairly fast as well. We had Drunken noodles in Tofu, Chicken Penang Curry and Thai Basil in Tofu. I also tried the Hibiscus herbal drink. Drunken Noodles wasn't extremely oily which is something that I have seen in other restaurants, the Tofu was oozing oil which is something they could fix. Food was sufficient for sharing across 4 of us, price tag is also reasonable - definitely worth a try.

We just had take out from here and it was incredibly disappointing. I had the Pad Thai which tasted like it was made with a powder?! It was also tomato based and did not taste like anything I've had labeled pad Thai ever. We also had the drunken noodles. They were bland and tasteless. The mushrooms were spongey and tasted like they came from a can. Sadly after a few bites of each we abandoned the food we paid for to find something else that was edible.

Ordered veggie Pad Thai takeout and it was horrible. Their idea of veggies was a bucket full of green beans. Who puts green beans in Pad Thai? The sauce was cloyingly sweet from too much tamarind, tiny bit of egg, a few overcooked strands of mung bean and that was it. Nothing fresh. No toppers like cilantro, lime or peanuts which is the proper presentation. Can't vouch for in dining or any other food options but pad thai is pretty common dish to accidentally mess up.

After my first pleasant experience with Madam Mam's on W Anderson, I thought I should share the love by bringing my partner in. We ordered the Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles), the Zesty Red Wings, and the Tom Yum Soup to share. I shouldn't have hyped up Madam Mam's so much, because as soon as we started eating our food, I felt like I had to bribe myself that it wasn't so bad... I enjoy a fiery red Tom Yum Soup, but instead, was surprised with how clear the broth was. There is no proper way to make this dish, but there is one word that comes to mind, "TLC"--tender loving care, which Madam Mam's does not nurture into their dishes. Instead of the chefs grinding the ingredients into a paste to create that rich, gritty texture, I could tell they boiled the soup with the spices... which is obvious in how simple the appearance is. The soup was too tart for my liking and lacked substance. I was looking for the traditional Thai fish sauce wings served at traditional Thai restaurants, only to find several options, with no fish sauce in sight. We opted for the Zesty Red, which was tossed in a lemongrass, ginger, & chili paste mixture. The wings were crispy, but the flavors were just too herbal and needed a balance to tone down the meal. Don't bother asking to modify the spice level of these dishes ie: Pad Kee Mao, as Madam Mam's can only elevate the spice level from painfully spicy to death of the taste buds. I don't recommend this as a first date or with anyone you're trying to impress, unless you're okay with being drenched in sweat or having a runny nose.

I wish I took a photo but ate it all before I could. The food was fast but the portions are super tiny. That's my only real complaint. Another Thai place I go to isn't as good and doesn't have as many options but they do give you more portions. So it lasts me longer. So while I do like Madam Mam's, I probably won't order from them often due to portion size.

Something that stirs my heart is individually owned and operated, mom and pop restaurants. They tend to be authentic and value traditional flavors and an old way of doing things. While Madam Mam's has several establishments, you can tell as soon as you enter the doors they craft the atmosphere with generations of experience. I talked briefly with the owners and they told me they frequent all of their restaurants several times a week to ensure quality control. I agree whole heartedly. My date had never had Pad Thai before which blew me away so I was on a personal crusade to change that. After two weeks I had my heart set on some Garee Curry (yellow for the regular white folk like me). We entered and the place oozed culture. Gold head sculptures on ledges, bridge cages hanging from the ceiling, warm traditional paintings adorning the walls and the smell of great Thai food. The bar is small but inviting, having a couple TVs for those who actually take their eyes of a phone for a few seconds. Entering the dining area, it was refreshing to see more than half the tables full with customers enjoying themselves in light conversation. I ordered a sweet tea with Chrysanthemum and it was marvelous. I just loved the floral aspects that were on the back of the palate after the tea flavors gave way. Me and my date were hungry but not overly so, knowing that we had a full meal ahead of us. We "rock / paper /scissors" our decision on an app and ordered the Madam rolls. These are so darn good. I actually like fried spring rolls more than egg rolls as there's more crunch and less dough to the roll. The filling was stuffed full of bean noodles, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms and spices. The rolls lasted approximately 1 minute and I even debated eating the sweet and sour sauce on my spoon. I highly advise getting an order if you so decide on apps. I debated the Gyoza and Satay but that will be another time I suppose. After some pleasant banter with the wonderful waitress our food arrived. I asked my date if she could pick up on the Nam pla (fish sauce) and see said "something fish funky I guess" which was spot on. A very subtle background note. She loved the dish but couldn't finish it all. I enjoyed my two bites as well. Great flavor, yummy texture especially with the raw bean sprouts and perfect heat for me. The only thing I will note is it took a while to get a refill on my drink, but in this heat, I think everyone is over hydrating lately. I ordered the yellow curry "white man mild" with pork. The waitress said "we'll have to put more coconut milk to cool it a bit". Perfect! I love coconut milk and when the order came out, I had a huge bowl of curry goodness. Thick, rich and creamy with a perfectly flavor a home chef can't replicate. Generally yellow curry comes with carrots but alas their version didn't. No matter, plenty of other ingredients to carry to curry from spoon to tongue. The rice was perfect and while I could have eaten it all, I paced myself and took some home. Outside of Austin, this was my best Thai experience, by far. If you're looking for a clean and authentic atmosphere to eat enjoy Thai for the 10th or first time I highly advise giving this restaurant a shot. My plan is to come back and try some other items such as Guay Teaw Tom Yum (sweet & sour soup), Drunken Noodles, or Keow Wan Curry (green). Overall I loved my experience and thought the food was extremely satisfying and great value while itching that Thai scratch I had.

Awesome service, and great people. Just updated their HH, new deals, new menus and new options. Quiet and relaxing environment!

Madam Mam's is an awesome place to go be a part of. A local south Austin place that is full off flavor and personality. Great management. Happy Hour is one of our favorite things to do on my time off. Great specials and relax environment. I recommend this to anyone looking for a place to kick back and enjoy some rolls and cold drinks. Great hospitality at all times. Cold beer never sucks either!

We were in south Austin for some work, and wanted to try out the some food truck, but unfortunately it was close, and passing by we noticed Madam Mam's, checked the reviews and decided to try out, glad we did, we loved it. Hubby got Tofu pad Thai, myself chicken green curry and kiddo ordered shrimp red curry, everything was good, portions are good, enough protein, nice coconut flavor in curries, hubby was happy with pad Thai. The thing I loved most is, in curry they add protein and bamboo shoots, that's it, they don't dump too much of Thai eggplants(mostly undercooked), bell peppers like most of the Thai restaurants do, because they don't add veggies, there was enough curry left out even for dinner, just wish they were closer to our home:( Definitely try this place out!!

Large portions and the mam's egg rolls are decent, the sweet and sour sauce they come with is pretty good but the rolls themselves are super greasy. Pad Thai is just okay, there's definitely better Thai food options nearby in my opinion . Would order pickup or take out from somewhere else going forward. That being said, their portions are massive so if you're looking to feed a family of 4 or more, this might be a quick and economical option, but certainly not if you're looking for exceptional Thai food.

As a Thai person I recommended the Kao-Soi it's very yummy, creamy and very big portion. It's come with egg noodles and crispy egg noodles. The staff is good service and very nice to me.

omg madam mams i love you. i live like a minute away which is dangerous because the food is literally the best. i dream about madam rolls, they are to die for. their brussels sprouts made me like brussels sprouts. pad se ew is my go to, it's too good. go here if you want the best food.

Add this to your date night list! Great food and dine in spot for delicious food all around. They had ample amount of options to choose from, and all reasonably priced. I got the Thai tea and spicy flat noodles with pork. The noodles were perfectly cooked and it was just spicy enough to wash down with my Thai tea. We also had the spring rolls with their peanut sauce. I'd definitely go back to this place and try the fried rice. I only gave it 4 because I expected more pork in my dish as there was just a little bit. But overall this place was great.

Friendly staff, overly customer focused, flavor is 4/5. Ambiance is 10/10 which makes the restaurant an exotic place to go to.

This has been my go to place for decent thai food in South Austin ever since the Westgate location. I was pleased when the Brodie location opened. I've dined in a few times but mostly get my food to go. The pork Panang Curry (spicy) is always spot on and consistent - that goes a long way when it comes to quality. I'll continue to go back whenever my cravings attack for some spicy food!

I've enjoyed Madam Mam's many times and just love their food. I've been at lunch time on several occasions and while they were very busy, the level of service and food quality remained the same.

I like this place but the smell as of late makes it where I can't eat here. The scent of moth balls permeates the entire restaurant. The green curry and khao soi are good, but I have to order takeout because the restaurant smells so bad. I'd like to encourage management to get rid of the moth balls and air the place out as soon as possible.

Love their noodle stir fried dishes. Drunken noodle is my favorite. Curry is delicious and so is pad see ew. Don't skip this place :)

Had the Kai Soi chicken and it was amazing. Was a very large bowl and could not eat it all.

Great food, service and relaxing ambiance! Food was fresh and spicy! Highly recommend if you're in the mood for Thai.

HUGE portions! Super vast menu options for a relatively cheap price. Takout gives a little less, so try and eat in the restaurant (or order seated and pack up the food later). I'm not a fan of super sweet thai food like pad thai, but the pad see ew was perfect for me!

Service was terrible tonight as waiter was MIA most of our visit. He refilled out drinks once after 90 minutes. I had to walk up to the kitchen to ask for a sauce that the dish used to come with and for a side of lime. Male (seemingly the manager) told me to go sit down and ask my waiter for the limes. When I said he hadn't been in the dining room for 20 minutes since dropping off our food, he told me that well, he was the only one who could serve me limes. What a confusing and disappointing dining experience. Madam Maams isn't what it used to be in either service or quality of food. The Pad Thai used to come with cilantro, lime and peanuts but now none of those are standard.

The coconut milk queso was sooo good and loved the wonton chips with it. My sweet and sour chicken was also very good. We didn't have any issues with ordering online, and will be ordering again in the future!

I ordered the chicken pad Thai for takeout. It was my first time trying madam mam's. Good flavor and a super large portion. They even wrapped it in foil to keep it warm as it traveled. My fiancé and I were able to split it for dinner and have leftovers. It was a little on the dry side so I'm not sure I'd get that exact dish again. Overall, a good dinner.

We were craving Thai food, so of course I Yelp Thai food around the area I was in and Madam Mam"s came up. We decided to give it a try. First the place is pretty cool they have these statue heads as you enter we started with a appetizer the Coco Queso which we actually enjoyed it very much! It's not your typical queso when you think of queso lol but this was very different you can definitely taste the coconut and it has pieces of chicken it's was very delicious, I ended up getting the pineapple fried rice, and OMG THE SERVING WAS SOO MUCH!! I mean I'm not complaining! Definitely a lot it was so good! It had different meats in it which was great! All in one! And my husband got some curry I forgot to ask which one. Overall great place , food is great and we will be back soon!

In my language, tamizh, Thai, means mother! You're a true embodiment to a #Motherly cuisine , which is Thai & throughly enjoyed the food, service and the attention to detail by all the staff. You're a testament to the #American dream flourishing for anyone, no matter which part of the world they are from, and the Lord's light shines the bright in the lone star state. You're an inspiration to all immigrant entrepreneurs like me wanting to make it on our own, on our own terms! Thank you for the amazing food and the respect displayed on the service. --

Great food - sweet siam wings are AMAZING. Chicken Pad Thai is always a favorite, make sure to ask for extra sauce! The service is always fast and the restaurant has a great ambiance. Highly recommended!

Good place to eat Asian! Close by in my neighborhood. An old favorite I haven't been to in awhile. Recommend.

Loved the bankrupt noodles. The crab fried rice was a little fishy, so not worth the higher price. The amount you get, service, and quantity/ quality with foil in take out box is worth another visit. Lots of items to choose from. All in all a hidden Jem.

Got take out last night for dinner, pad sea ewe shrimp with added chicken was delicious! Also got an order of Tom Kha soup as an appetizer,

Food is fresh and good with plenty of dishes to choose from. Tom the manager is always friendly and calls me by first name. Try the p24. Highly recommend

Great Food, Great Service, and amazing prices for the volume of food you get! Super friendly staff. Very clean bathrooms Have been here many times and will always return when I want a good Asian meal, Ps. Try the Pad kee mao it's to die for!