Bangkok House

Bangkok House - My Ultimate Obsession!If you're in search of an extraordinary dining experience near the university, Bangkok House is where it's at! I'm absolutely obsessed with this place - I've probably eaten here 20 times in my first semester alone! The service at Bangkok House is unreal. The owners are incredible, always making sure you're happy and well taken care of. It feels like dining with family every time. They truly go above and beyond to make your experience unforgettable. Now, let's talk about the food - it's nothing short of amazing! Each dish is bursting with authentic Thai flavors that keep me coming back for more. The Spicy Pad Thai is easily my favorite. Every meal is a culinary adventure that leaves me craving my next visit. And the best part? The pricing is unreal. You get generous portions of mouthwatering food without breaking the bank. As a college student, this is a huge win! Located close to the university, Bangkok House is a hidden gem that's a bit tricky to find, but trust me, it's worth the search. What always shocks me is how this place is not packed! It's mostly empty, which is surprising given the quality and value. Once you discover it, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it. In short, Bangkok House has stolen my heart with its incredible service, amazing food, and unbeatable prices. If you haven't been yet, do yourself a favor and check it out - you won't be disappointed!

This Thai restaurant is within walking distance from Memorial Coliseum and serves authentic and tasty cuisine. We arrived around 6:40p on. Friday night. Even though they normally seat and serve immediately, there was a shortage of staff this night. We had to wait a good while before we were seated. Then, there was additional 10 min wait before we were served water or asked about drinks. However, once our order was taken, the food came really quickly and was piping hot. The vegetarian eggroll, filled with cabbage and carrots, was fresh and fried crispy. The outer portion was not too thick or hard, which is just the way that I prefer my egg rolls. Any much perusing of the menu, I chose the basil chicken with a "hot" spicy level. I also ordered a Thai Ice tea, which comes with cream. The cream helps to neutralize the spicy food. So that you can actually taste the flavors without you mouth being "on fire" from the spiciness. I really enjoyed my dining experience. I realize that our extra wait was because the restaurant was severely understaffed that night. I would love to try other dishes on future visits to Lexington.

Let me preface this by saying I am not a big eater by any means: your average restaurant meal will be 1.5-2 meals for me. However, the not-so-"Super Noodle" takeout order I received was so small, I had to eat something else, and it seemed like barely-cooked broccoli made up nearly half the meal. My wife's lo mein order was a bit better, though the "seafood" we paid an extra $5 for was mostly imitation crab. Overall, a pretty disappointing experience. We won't be back.

Ordered via DoorDash one Saturday afternoon. I had the "drunken noodles". I use quotations because they weren't really drunken noodles. They don't use the flat rice noodles. Instead, they use a regular, thin rice noodle. They also throw in little cherry tomatoes, so I think it's more like a 'use whatever we have in the kitchen noodles'. I know it wasn't a mistake because two of my friends also ordered drunken noodles, and received the same thing. The actual flavor wasn't bad but I just didn't care for the swap. If they ran out of the flat noodles, it would have been nice for a head's up, because I probably would have just ordered something else. But judging from some of these other photos, the other dishes don't look that great either.

The food was delicious and fast. They may have just opened for lunch. There was no wait. The menus are small to make sure you can have a peak at what you want and order. The set up is interesting. Good thing that it's good food. Because the location is under the actual little shopping center. Have no fear though. It doesn't give you a vibe that you will get accosted by a stranger lol. Then again I haven't been to this location at night. There is outside seating but it's inside but located outside if that makes sense. I did take a pic so you can see for yourself. I think a picture is worth a thousand words. But don't think your convinced stop in and see for yourself. I did like the dumplings I ate for an appetizer and my lunch was actually sesame chicken. Which was fresh and yummy. There was a honey infused soy sauce which I had not tasted before. That sat on the table to have with what you like. I didn't get the actual name of it. It may be something simple but it didn't have a name. So it may be something that they make in house. Either way it was delicious when you put it on your pot sticker and the rice that came with my sesame chicken. With that being said. Stop in and try this spot out. I enjoyed and you should as well. May the good food be ever in your favor

Ordered yellow curry, was completely watered down, without exaggeration there was easily 30% water in the curry, probably more, extremely thin and bad, ate a few bites and threw it away, what a joke.

Food is always consistent, and is soo good! I love walking from class to Bangkok House after my day is over!

Best pad Thai in Lexington! The egg rolls are also delicious. Service has always been super quick (both inside and take out) and the food delicious.

The curry is more a broth that is over salted. Uncooked potato, mystery meat, cardboard minute rice. All for $13!

Not Thai food at all. They use spaghetti noodles for their "drunken" noodles and their pineapple friend is neither fried nor good. Their pad Thai is the strangest flavor ever. Don't ever eat here if you're looking for Thai food.