Madam Mam's Thai Cuisine, West at Bee Cave the Galleria

Honestly a great Thai place. Forest of the service was really good, nice people, good vibes. Atmosphere was chill for a Wednesday night. Not too many people, no wait. Food itself was delicious, tried variety of dishes including pad see ew, 2 curries, chicken dish and it was all really good. Would definitely recommend!

Love this little spot in the hill country for Thai food! Very great service and a huge menu! I highly recommend the Pad Sea-Ew and it was cooked to perfection! I don’t really care for spice but I got it mild and it was the perfect level. The only small issue was how hot the restaurant was! Made the spicy food more intense! Other than that it was a great meal! Very authentic! Ohh and the mango sticky rice is some of the best I’ve ever had!

Madam Mam’s Thai Cuisine West at Bee Cave Galleria is an absolute gem. From the moment you walk in, you’re welcomed with friendly service and a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The staff is attentive, kind, and always happy to help with recommendations or spice-level preferences. The food is consistently outstanding—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Every dish we’ve tried has been full of authentic Thai flavors, from perfectly balanced curries to savory noodles and delicious appetizers. You can really taste the care and quality that goes into each meal. Whether you’re stopping by for a casual lunch or a relaxed dinner with family and friends, Madam Mam’s never disappoints. It’s our go-to spot for Thai food in the Bee Cave area, and we always leave sa

Madam Mam's has been a go-to for solid Thai food in Austin for good reason — the flavors are on point, the curries are well-balanced, and the pad thai hits the spot. This location is convenient, service is friendly, and the atmosphere is casual enough for a quick weeknight dinner. The one thing I keep noticing, though, is that the portions seem to be shrinking visit by visit. What used to feel like a generous plate that could carry you through the evening now barely qualifies as a full meal. I'm not sure if it's a cost-cutting measure or just inconsistency in the kitchen, but it's hard to ignore when you're leaving a Thai restaurant still hungry. The food quality is still there — I just wish the quantity matched the price. For now, I'd suggest skipping the appetizer budget and putting it

I ordered the madam rolls and Thai basil fried rice as an introduction to this establishment base of taste, the quality of food, and the portion value. The madam rolls are miniature fried vietnamese egg rolls. Although decent it was less than expected for the price and I wanted more. For example, the usual fried egg roll, 1, would be larger than the 2 madam eggrolls received. They are better with the sauce then without it. The basil fried rice was ordered with chicken as the main protein and an extra portion of squid as the second protein. The rice was well cooked, had a bit too many large slices of white onion and green beans as a substitute for the carrots generally used in a fried rice. The flavors/textures incorporated worked well although the chicken and squid were a bit sparse thro