Taam Thai Sushi Bar & Asian Fusion

I placed an online order this past Sunday from Ta’am Thai in Pikesville totaling $73.14. This was my first time ordering from them, based on the positive reviews, and unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. I ordered the Thai hot wings, spicy tuna roll, drunken noodles, and the sushi bomb. The spicy tuna roll was the only item that tasted fresh and met expectations. The wings tasted like old, refried leftovers, the drunken noodles were dry and completely lacking flavor, and the sushi bomb was nearly empty inside, missing the generous filling the description implied. I called immediately after picking up and tasting the food to express my dissatisfaction. I was told that a refund would require manager approval, and that someone would get back to me. On Monday, they offered to

My in-laws are regulars here, so my review does not reflect what they think because they love this place. There are limited kosher restaurant options (especially for Asian cuisine), so the fact that they have a place they love and can enjoy together is great. Objectively for anyone else who is NOT kosher - I do not recommend this place at all. Prices are astronomical for Thai and Chinese food - I've never heard of a $25 General Tsos Chicken (every other Chinese entree is $25). The thai entrees are $18-29 each...$23 for a pad thai is ridiculous. Even their appetizers for hot wings is like $16...or $18 for 8 steamed dumplings. If the food was exquisite, that could maybe excuse the price but it wasn't. I got the drunken noodles and it was not authentic at all. Did not use the flat wide rice

Staff is very kind and friendly. They helped us with a big to go order. Some of the dishes are a hit; and some are prepared a bit differently than you’d normally expect (I.e, drunken noodle isn’t with the traditional wide noodle). My favorite dishes were the basil fried rice, crispy beef (it was a huge hit!) and some of the sushi dishes. The noodle dishes left a bit to be desired. But all in all, a good option especially for those needing kosher Asian food.

Not the best kosher Thai food. I would not recommend due to cleanliness and customer service. Came into the restaurant and the staff hostess and waitress are either in a hoodie and/or sweats. We were the first reservation and the chairs in the booth were damaged. My husband found old rice by the window side. What really upset me the most was I ordered a wonton soup and the broth was hot and the wonton was cold. They reheated it in the microwave with the same soup. Not anything new. There was no apology that the soup was cold or even a brand new one was given. I will not be going back here again. Not worth the taste of food and cleanliness of the place.

The first time my wife and I ate at Taam Thai. I had sub gum wonton soup and volcano chicken. Both were very good. Thai food seems sweeter than Chinese food.