Banyan Tree

We got seated at a small table and when we got our foods, it was really tight to maneuver all of the plates around. Anyway, service was kind of non-existant except for when we got our drinks and food.As for our appetizers, we ordered the Garden Fresh Rolls, Chicken Wings and Papaya Salad. For the entrees, we got the Drunken Noodles, Pad Whoon Sen, Beef with Broccoli and Crispy Garlic Chicken.Ratings for each: Score out of 5Fresh Rolls - 3 out of 5, needed better dipping sauce and maybe pork or shrimp as proteinChicken Wings - 4 of 5Papaya Salad - 3 of 5, had too much shrimp paste in itDrunken Noodles - 4 of 5Pad Whoon Sen - 4 of 5Beef with Broccoli - 5 out of 5Crispy Garlic Chicken - 4 of 5, meat had a little too much batter which didn't properly fry enough. But flavor was great!Service - 2 of 5: barely came around to refill water or give us extra napkinsRestaurant environment was pleasant.Overall experience was a 3 out of 5. Negatives were the small tables and lack of service.

Not at all accommodating. While we have been eating here all along, the other day I was told that EVERYTHING has at least a tiny amount of shrimp paste in it and "vegetarian" doesn't apparently exclude shrimp paste according to them :/ we left and never turning back!

This place is so over priced for what you get. And they should make it more clear that dishes like curry do not come with rice automatically. When my food came out they asked if I wanted rice and did not tell me it would be an additional charge, I assumed so though from the way it was going so far. Their bathrooms were pretty nice though, but the service could have also been a tad more attentive.

So yummy! Service was quick and staff were friendly. The restaurant is set up nicely and has more room than what it looks like from the outside. Highly recommend for your Thai fix!

The servers were very nice, the rangoons were delicious! I ordered red curry with extra veggies. Something I've started doing often because red curry never comes with broccoli and I love broccoli. The curry was soooo good! This meal was great I will definitely come get it again!

Stopped in for dinner and the restaurant was relatively busy. There are a lot of things to choose from here. I settled on the noodle delight even though I was conflicted between that and the ba mee, the server said she preferred the noodle delight, hence my choice. I was brought the ba mee, which is fine because I wasn't going to complain or send it back. I asked for 3 stars and it was barely spicy. The noodles were swimming in sauce, it wasn't bad but was too saucy. Ambiance was what you'd expect from any restaurant, soft lighting, loud voices, food environment.

BEST Thai food I've ever had. Garlic fried chicken was insanely good and so was Banyan Tree fried rice. 10/10 experience, super clean restaurant, and wonderful service. So impressed. New favorite Thai restaurant.

This place in Kent station surprised me and my family group of 8. Decor is inviting but not overdone. Service was efficient and responsive for a large group. We ordered a variety do foods. Some stand outs was the garlic crust and the crying tiger beef. The beef was medium but cooked tender and easy to chew with a tangy vinegar dipping sauce. The fish was not spicy with a crunch and seasoning flavor. Chicken satay hit the spot with the peanut sauce. The pad see ew wide rice noodles was chewy but not too soft with a light soy flavor. The pad Thai was classic with a hint of sourness to the sauce and not too sweet. The curry was mellow and loved it with the rice and noodles. The pricing is fair value and great flavor. We would come back again as other Thai places we use to go to have lost their consistency.

Always my go-to restaurant in Kent. Every dish is delicious and amazing, but my favorite it the Noodle Soup. However, I was recently there and the noodle soup had thicker rice noodles. Please bring back the thin rice noodles for the noodle soup. Not sure if it was a chef error or menu change. Try any dish off the menu... they are all fabulous! Service is excellent. Food relatively fast out of the kitchen. Prices have been raised, but in line with dining out in King County. Best Thai restaurant in the area, hands down.

Ambiance 5/5 *bathroom was really clean alsoService 5/5 fast & friendly Food 3/5 I had kee mao beef noodles. The egg noodles were noodles bits. The plate looked like leftover chopped noodles bits with scrambled eggs. The veggies had a nive crunchy texture. Tasted too sweet. Waitress offered a different kind of noodles but I really love egg noodles and really don't like to send food back. Partner ordered garlic chicken and said "it was ok, (compared to his favorite Thai restaurant)".