Bamboo Thai Kitchen

Amazing food and iced tea, my boyfriend is from Thailand and he said this was the most authentic Thai food he's ever tasted in America. The service was incredible, they have jolly ranchers and mints sitting out and the wait was super short . Again the iced tea is amazing!

This is a takeout online restaurant. The portion sizes are generous and online ordering is a plus. We got the red curry and the pad Thai. I loved the level of spice and flavors of the tofu red curry. I wish there were a few more veggies but it's hearty yet light (what I love about Thai food). I'm not the biggest fan of pad Thai in general (partner wanted to get it). The noodles were cooked well and the tofu added to it worked better in this dish than the red curry. I think next time I'll try the drunken noodles

Found this Thai place on Bethel Road just west of Olentangy River Road. Only takeout; no in-dining right now. When I measure Thai restaurants, you have to pass the basics: Pad Thai, fresh Vietnamese spring rolls with shrimp and one of the appetizers - this time the fried tofu.Loved the Fried Tofu and the dipping sauce - nicely fried and soft inside. Dipping sauce had a great flavor. Finished them all.Fresh Vietnamese rolls were good too. Fresh veggies and plenty of shrimp inside. The rice paper wrapper was fresh and the peanut sauce dipping was excellent.Finally, the chicken pad thai had the thin noodles - my preference. Good amount of veggies and noodles - it was plentiful. Good tasting and the noodles were not dry at all.For a first visit, all three passed the test. Now time to try their other dishes and appetizers.

NOTE: Carry-Out ONLY for now. No dine-in.And unfortunately, none of the delivery services seem to deliver for them, so it's literally you doing the carry-out.But the food is delicious - high quality, nice-sized portions, fair prices.The soups were especially good. The Wonton soup was great - just what my sick wife wanted. Big wonton dumplings, good chicken stock - delicious. The Tom Kha Gai (spicy Thai chicken stock + lemongrass soup with coconut milk) was very good. We'll order both again.Spicy Basil Fried Rice was very good. I'll order that again, too.Mango sweet rice with coconut sauce was delicious. That makes it 4 out of 4 for "I'll order that again". Batting 1000.All in all - the place is a little quirky with only being carry-out, no dine in, no delivery. But the food is excellent and it's now probably my favorite Thai restaurant on the Northwest side of Columbus.We'll be back... soon...

I've eaten food from Bamboo Thai Kitchen as take out for years, and have loved everything I've had from them so far-- be it the Tom Yum soup, the Thai Curry, or their Tiger Cry sautéed beef "salad". The portions are generous and prices are reasonable. While I can't claim to be an expert in Thai food, they're probably my favorite Thai restaurant in Columbus. The only possible downside here is that their dining room is only open on the weekends since the pandemic. For your weekday Thai food cravings, you'll have to order takeout.

Today was my first visit. I stopped in to place a carryout order. The restaurant is presently only taking to go orders. When I walked in I was greeted by the staff member.I decided to get Pad See Ew with chicken for my dad and me. I got his meal with mild spice and no spice on my order. I also got an order of dumplings. In terms of prices, it will likely be between $15 and $20 per person.My order was ready in 5-10 minutes. It was well packaged and the food was still hot when I drove home. The dinner portions are large. The Pad See Ew tasted great with chicken, vegetables and noodles. The dumplings were also pretty good.Overall I was happy with my meal and recommend Bamboo Thai Kitchen.

We sort of stumbled upon Bamboo while in the area and it happened to be around dinner time so we stopped in. Unfortunately, it is still take out only which was the only downside. We ordered a mix of things including chicken pad thai, pad see ew and mini dumplings.The pad thai was absolutely phenomenal. I really liked how they used very thin noodles as opposed to the traditional egg noodle shape. The sauce was great. I would get it again in a heartbeat.

Probably one of the best Thai places in Columbus. But thai in Columbus is overall not that good so that's not a hard statement to make. Food was delicious. There was actually flavor and spices. Spicy level is real so if you have a bland Midwest diet usually, be ware. We loved it. There's just have take out still. Food was ready quickly. Take out service was fine. Looking forward to if they open for dine in again bc it's a cute vibe inside.

I have gotten take out from this place a few times. I usually go for a curry, pad Thai, or drunken noodles. I have noticed the drunken noodle is more veggies/tofu than noodle. So if you are looking for a more noodles don't order that and go for a pad Thai instead. Their pad Thai is decent! They are consistent, convenient, and everything is reasonably priced. Be aware that dine in is not an option. I think it's a pretty decent place to go for Thai in Columbus. Bendy Wok is similar but they definitely have smaller portion sizes compared to Bamboo Thai so I would give Bamboo Thai a higher recommendation.

Food is just not of very good quality especially the drunken noodles.I also highly doubt the cleanest of the foods as I am very sensitive to the level of freshness.I won't recommend it