Thai Bistro - Reserva de mesa

Visited on a Saturday. I ordered the chicken pad thai, spring rolls, and curry potstickers. The potstickers are not on the menu, but they were a staple from the previous owners of Thai Bistro. I did not smell food cooking (pretty good exhaust system in the kitchen) were my thoughts. My to go order was ready within 15mins or so.The spring rolls (2) are small, comes with plum sauce, and tasted like a frozen variety, potstickers are NOT the same as the previous potstickers, the curry sauce comes on the side, it is very thin and did not coat the potstickers at all. The pad thai was just ok, but plenty for a lunch portion. I ordered spice level 2 out of 10 and it did have a nice kick to it. Visit...

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This charming bistro offers excellent service and quick food delivery. My meal came with a soup and an egg roll, which was a nice touch. The fresh spring rolls were delicious and larger than what I usually find. The peanut sauce was tasty but a bit sweet and chunky for my taste. The Pad Thai was enjoyable, though it could use a bit more flavor. I appreciated the option of glass noodles. I didn’t specify the heat level, but adding the peanut sauce helped balance the dish perfectly.

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With two locations in downtown and Bartlett, Thai Bistro fills the void left by the closures of Bhan Thai and Thai Basil. During this visit, we tried the Green Curry Chicken and the Pad Thai Tofu, both of which were excellent. Each dish came with complimentary soup and spring rolls! We also ordered a side of fried rice, which was rich and flavorful. I would highly recommend this restaurant to Thai food enthusiasts seeking a relaxing dining experience.

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Coming into this place you get the feeling the food is going to be great. Its a small restaurant but the atmosphere is well crafted.The waitress we had was thorough. If this restaurant was in midtown it would be poppin’.Will come here again.The food is top notch, everyone at the table agreed. I had pineapple rice. My friends had holy basil stir fry and drunken noodle. Along with tum kha soup.They do sell beer.Wonderful place, eat here. Reserva una mesa ahora

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Eh it was ok..doesn’t taste like authentic Thai food. It definitely wasn’t worth $60 of what we ordered, I had beef with papaya salad, the papaya salad didn’t taste like traditional papaya salad, it was sweet; the sauce that came with it taste like straight lime juice with chili pepper seeds. I was hoping for that stinky fish sauce taste, but the Thai tea was nice.

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So far, the best Thai place in Memphis area. You can tell the chef prides in his work. We tried the drunken noodle and pad thai and the noodle was cooked to perfection! My wife and I were so happy we found this place! Reminded us of our favorite thai place in L.A. The food was so good I forgot to take photos, it was all gone by the time I realized LOL

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The restaurant's website describes the Pad as thin rice noodles stir-fried with bean sprouts, eggs, and green onions in a homemade tamarind sauce, then topped with ground peanuts, shredded carrots, and cabbage. However, as you can see in my photo, what I received was the worst Pad Thai I've ever had.

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If you like Thai food, you will enjoy this spot. The place was nice and clean. The workers were kind and friendly. I enjoyed the food very much, especially since it's spicy. But know when they say spicy, it's spicy. Overall, a great experience. Reserva una mesa ahora

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This is one of the worst meals I have ever had. My wife and I literally just paid and went to a different restaurant. Would not recommend.

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Good food and fast service. I’d recommend and try again.

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