Bangkok89

Ordered the Chicken Pad Thai no bean sprouts medium spicy and it was EXCELLENT. I’ve tried pad thai from every surrounding place in the area and this was by far the best! Customer service was also great the guy was super friendly and funny and makes you feel welcomed right when you step through the door and sometimes that’s just as important as the food! Give this place a try you will absolutely love it!

We went here last night for dinner and it was delicious, as usual. I usually get the chicken peanut lovers dish, or the Bangkok noodles, my girl got the pad thai. The gentleman working there was a lot of fun and had a great attitude. The pot stickers have a peanut sauce that makes them stand out from other places, if you're a peanut lover. Will 100% continue going back.

The Thai food here is more than serviceable. The deep fried tofu was pretty flavorless, but in the basil fried rice, it was OK. This is restaurant is well suited for lunch or a quick dinner, but certainly not a romantic dinner. The host is quite forward and loud. It just wasn’t the relaxing dinner I was seeking. Maybe best for take out.

Saw this place on our drive to Ft Collins and decided to give it a try. Hubby got their orange chicken and I got the Pad Kee Mao lunch. The veg soup that comes with the lunch was good but a little too sour for me. I had it with the rice and it's definitely better. The spring roll was good. The PKM was good. Love the smoky flavor but a little too salty for my liking. Had to eat it with rice to diffuse the salt. Orange chicken was crispy and sauce was good, the vegetables was slightly undercooked. The service was good and since we came after lunch time, it was not busy at all, there was only couple other table beside our table.

Based on the reviews we went in for lunch, they got me! We were told to seat ourselves from the guy at the register and then when we sat down he asked from across the restaurant if we grabbed our own menus, I thought that was weird, but hey I bet the food will be good, nope. Ordered the Pad Thai, we were not asked what spice level we wanted, that is when I knew it was not going to be good. It was bland, the soup was watery, the rice was mushy, and the salad had ranch dressing? When I didn’t finish the soup the guy was like, ‘that soup is world famous, people come from all over the world to eat it!’ I wanted to ask, were they starving? I do not recommend this restaurant if you like ‘Thai’ food, but if you like mall food court chow this place is for you!