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So, flat out, the food was phenomenal.
The flavor was fresh, authentic to Thai standard, and everything mixed very well. Not too much of any one flavor, everything intermingled beautifully.
The thing I want to highlight overall was the portioning. For what you pay compared to other restaurants the
Yummy yummy yummy 😋 thank you for a delicious lunch that's priced right.
No frills as in you order at the counter, they call your number, you get your food, and clean off your own table... But the good was wonderful!!!
Kao Nah Ped, which is the duck rice plate with thick sweet soy sauce over Chinese broccoli and a hard boiled egg was my favorite dish from here for years. There was an employee who would tease me about getting the same dish every time. I miss her. Nowadays, there are younger employees who speak b
A true gem in the middle of the BU campus. Nothing beat stopping by and picking up dinner after a long study session or a string of back to back classes. I’ve given them a lot of my money and I won’t stop because the food is always flavorful and fragrant. I definitely recommend the staples like Pad
Fuss-free dining of thai food here! Lots of options to choose from and so many different things to try. I had the crispy pork basil the first time I went there and it was truly a great lunch! Pad thai and pineapple fried rice also looks really good. Have to come back for more again!
Hands-down most authentic Thai food in Boston. What's also great is that besides the "Americanized" versions of things, their menu lists ingredients and varying spice levels for those wanting more authenticity or a more adventurous palate (they even have a "traditional" Thai noodle dish that has a s
Anyone in BU has visited this place at least once. Students, professors, and staffs all come here to enjoy genuine Thai cuisine at a reasonable price. Definitely coming back!
As a BU student Nud Pob was my saving grace after a long day. Now as a BU grad I still frequent this local joint not just for the nostalgia but for the bussin’ food. My go-to is the pad see ew with crispy chicken basil. It’s just amazing. Also the thai iced tea is some of the best I’ve had in the ci
BU staple that has extended well into my adult life now. I come with my wife for dinner occasionally. Entrees are usually two servings worth so we have lunch the next day. Family run with nice staff. Quality is great!
Most restaurants, you pick two of three: low price, good food, large portions. Of the thousands of restaurants I have been to, this is truly the only exception. Superior service from the lovely family, excellent food, low prices, and portions that will last you for several days. I live all the way i
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