Bangkok Flavor 2

My friend and I decided to enjoy some Thai food for a change. The owner of the August Chinese Market recommended their neighbors at Bangkok Flavor 2, as they serve great food, and it won't bankrupt your bank account. So I felt, what do I have to loose!? We both ordered a bowl of "Hearty Noodle Soup" with beef, chicken and shrimp. I asked them to serve it mild, and the chef complied with my request. This soup uses beef stock, and is ideal to keep your insides warm in the winter months, when it's very cold and snowy outside. Likewise, the egg wheat noodles were made earlier by the chef that I have found to be very delicious. We also ordered crispy rolls, which were very good, and I ended up taking my leftover rolls home with me. Bangkok 2, is a small restaurant that does a lot of carry-out business, so seating maybe an issue for large groups, and it would be advisable to call first to see if they can accommodate your gathering. However, if you're looking for a cozy spot to have dinner for two, then this restaurant might be what you're looking for. One of my friends of Chiang Mai, in the Northern Highlands of Thailand, says the food they serve here tastes closer to what she grew up with at home, and has a different flavor profile than what you will find in Bangkok. With that being said, if you're looking for an inexpensive Thai Restaurant, which has fast service, then Bangkok 2 offers wide menu to choose from.

The Bangkok chicken... the sesame chicken... the pad thai.... Everything! This place just don't miss! Carry out is great but it's even better sit down experience. Family that owns the place gets all of their beef and chicken from Saads so it's all halal and always on point you literally can't go wrong coming here for lunch or dinner

This has become a must when we do an IKEA trip. Great variety and the food is always flawless. Service is polite and attentive. Tables were all clean and the lighting was perfect! Amazing.

Cozy location, decent menu, freshly made good food and awesome service. I would recommend to try this place if you haven't been there.

Placed takeout through phone around 6.30 pm. The person who answered told me that they were closing by 7pm and order will be ready in 10 minutes. It was ready when I went for pickup. Ordered :Pad Thai Curry Noodles Drunken Noodles Spring Rolls Everything tasted okay-ish but generous portions. I had customized my order and they took care of it. If payment is done through cash, for every $10 spent they offer $1 discount. It's located between Chinese Market and Subway. Shared parking.

Not sure if what I ate was Thai Food. But, I've never had such terrible food. Both my noodle dishes looked like they were almost a soup. Soaked in whatever nasty sauce they use. Food was damn near inedible. Not sure how this place managed to get decent reviews but they must of never had real Thai food that doesn't taste like watery soy sauce water.

I stopped in here extremely hungry without a clue what to order. I love Thai food from one particular restaurant, other places I'm clueless. Lucky for me the young man at the counter was willing to help me. He suggested the Pad Thai so that's what I ordered with chicken. Medium spice was perfect for me. The price and portion was fair and I had plenty of food with lots of leftovers for the hubby. Although I ordered out, the restaurant looked very clean and well decorated. I would visit here again for carry out or to dine in.

The customer service was wonderful and food delicious. This is the best pad Thai I've had outside of Thailand. It's made from whole ingredients and not overly processed and Americanized. Love this restaurant.

This was our first visit to Thai Flavors II; we had bookmarked it based on Yelp reviews and photos and because it was along the route we take once a month for historical presentations at the Yankee Air Museum. It is not huge inside with only about eight tables; but it was not crowded at all when we arrived and we were seated immediately. We just asked for water and then studied the menu. I decided to order my standard dish when trying a new Thai restaurant: Gang Gai (Red Curry) with Shrimp, medium spice. My wife normally orders Green Curry but lately has become fond of Drunken Noodles, mild, so she ordered that with Shrimp.When the food came out I noticed that the Drunken Noodle dish seemed darker than most of the ones we have had at other Thai restaurants; it also had a much stronger flavor and more spice than we expected for mild; we needed to add Rice to tone it down a bit. On the other hand my Red Curry Shrimp was great and tasted pretty much as I expected including perfect spice level relative to what I ordered.Service was friendly and pleasant and our drinks were kept full even though they were handling a steady stream of carry out orders. Perhaps that is what caused a bit of a delay in getting our bill. We had also ordered Mango Sticky Rice as a dessert to go. My wife opened it to have a taste and noticed that it did not have Red Beans she wanted as shown in some Yelp photos that she expected. Our server said that it was likely an old photo because the Red Bean version was not on the menu; but he immediately offered to remove it from our bill.Oh, and they have clean restrooms!

I stopped in to get my daughter some Thai food on my way home after stopping at the eyebrow threading place a couple of doors down. I ordered Crab Ragoons and Shrimp Basil Noodles for her and then tried to place an order for the Sweet sticky rice with mango but was told they were out. I asked if they just had regular sticky rice to purchase and I was looked at like I had two heads, stating that was what they were out of. I responded that I didn't know if they might have just been out of mango. My total came to $16.50. I gave him $27.00 and again he looked at me like I didn't know what I was doing. I responded that I wanted a $10 back. He gave me my change and I waited for her meal. After getting it back home my daughter stated that she didn't like the noodles so she only ate the ragoons. It's the first time she's turned her nose at a shrimp entree, so this was a bit surprising. It was a rainy fall evening and they're 30 minutes from my house, I didn't even bother calling or going back. Maybe she's spoiled as my mother is from Bangkok and makes food more to our tastes than what this restaurant offers, but I have only found one Thai restaurant that we like so far which is closer to me in Ann Arbor.Between the food and strange responses that I received in the service, I'm pretty sure that I won't be back here anytime soon.