Bangkok Bite

Not sure what folks are raving about here. Perhaps it's the dirty floors or filthy bathrooms. Maybe the Fact that you must order at the counter and then are printed for a tip - that's always good. The bathrooms are comparable to two lane highway portapottie cleanness. Though the ones here have no way to dry your hands if you anyway to wash them. Bet the chef brings his own soap and towels...The menu has no lunch meal special. Everything is ala cart - so - if eating for one you'd have to spend $30 to have a "compete" meal. Or just have a large portion of one thing. Maybe it's the classical piano that sets such a nice Asian bistro vibe as it plays loudly from a laptop speaker behind the counter. As I type this I am the only customer in this awkward - highly reviewed place. No condiments at the table - no vibe /..Food is okay. Vibe killed me.

This was our second time trying to try Bangkok Bite. The first time they had posted a sign on their door they were closed during their normal business hours, which is always frustrating when you've checked the hours beforehand. We got lucky they were open this time. The restaurant is a small space with indoor dining. The decor is somewhat generic and there isn't much in the way of ambiance, but this would be a good spot for a business lunch or casual friends. I wouldn't bring a date here. The front of the restaurant is clean, but the men's restroom is dirty and needs a very thorough deep clean. I got the pineapple fried rice with tofu, spicy level 2 out of 5. The fried rice doesn't come with raisins, which I love but is obviously just a personal preference. Along with the protein selection, it comes with egg, onion, light cabbage, a few pieces of nearly-raw broccoli, cilantro, and a few garnishes (a lime slice and a few cucumber slices). The rice was fine texture wise and I enjoyed the sizing of the tofu pieces, but it's nothing I'd write home about. My hubby, who ordered the same entree, described the dish as "bland and mediocre" and I'd likely agree. It wasn't savory in any way and didn't have much in the way of flavoring. It was kind of just... there. Overall a bland experience from the dish to the decor.

Friendly staffVegan friendly Great foodHoping for plant based meat options in the future

Stopped and picked up the Tom yum soup. I asked for with noodles. The flavour was great asked for 2.5-3 for heat but there was no heat at all. Not a problem just an observation. By the time I ate the soup the noodles had sucked up all the juice. My faulty should have asked for the noodles on the side as I wasn't eating straight away. Great flavours I will be back

The most greasiest Thai food I have ever had in my life. Born and raised in Los Angeles. There is a little Bangkok where I am from. I have tried Thai food across the country. Never have I been assaulted by so much grease in my life grease does not eagle flavor get it right so sorry for Thai food in Albuquerque haven't found anything even moderately Delicious.

With the stiff competition of southeastern Asian food in this city this place is okay. I had the freshly rolls which are like a 6 out of 10 the beef salad which is Keto Friendly and was a solid 7/10 and the drunken noodle hot. The heat wasn't too bad. Like most drunken noodle plates the heat creeps up on you as you eat. I ordered it as take out because usually restaurants give you a different experience in person versus take out, so it's worth mentioning. All the vegetables were fresh and crisp and this is an okay place to try.

Another stop on our Abq Asian food search. A hole in the wall - 8 tables total. In a strip mall. One table occupied so we could sit anywhere. Order placed - including the obligatory Thai Tea. Dumplings for our appetizer and Pineapple Red Curry with pork & a Red Curry with chicken and extra veggies both with mild heat for entrees. Our food was served without much of a wait. The heat for both was on the low end of medium. My pineapple red curry was delicious - lots of flavor and the pork was tender. The plain red curry was - not much flavor and the chicken was tough. Portion sizes were perfect to eat at one sitting. The Thai Tea was thin, not thick and creamy was we're used to. For dessert we had the Mango with sweet sticky rice and tapioca with young coconut. It was great - sweet cream covering the sticky rice and fresh mango. It was just ok, there are a lot better choices for Thai food out there.

The food here has always been good. The service is quick and friendly. I usually get take out but the place is small but cute and clean inside. A mother and her two sons run it so it has a very welcoming feel.

The food is good. The service is not. Every time we've gone here the usual person that runs the front is never friendly and practically throws the utensils and drinks on your table. He seems very unhappy at his job.The bathrooms are not clean.

Each and every dish on the menu is some of the greatest I've ever had. This place sometimes beats Thai restaurants in Los Angeles. One of Albuquerque's greatest eateries.