Thai Boom

The food was amazing! It started with an appetizer: combination of egg rolls, crab Rangoon, and shrimp wrapped in crunchy noodles! Followed by coconut soup w/ shrimp, mushrooms, and lemon grass with a hint of lime on the soup. We also had Pad Thai and combination fried rice. Don't forget the fried banana for dessert! Oh so good!!!!!! Tony, our server, was great! He was very pleasant and very fast service was rendered. The ambiance was bright and cool. Place was inviting. When in town, don't forget to check out this place!

We came to Thai Boom for dinner, not knowing what to expect since Yelp reviews seemed to be hit or miss, but Google reviews seemed to be great. We got here a little less than an hour before they closed and we're seated immediately. The restaurant was empty so I was a bit nervous about what the quality of the food would be. However, I am happy to say that the two dishes I tried were very good! I ordered their Red Curry with vegetables and a bowl of brown rice, while my partner ordered a Pad Thai with Shrimp. The Curry was creamy and flavorful and there was an abundance of vegetables in my bowl. The bowl was pretty big as well, unlike some extra fancy places with tiny bowls of curry. I tried my partner's Pad Thai and it had the perfect amount of sweetness as well! I'd love to give this place another try in the future as there were a lot of items on their menu that look promising! Glad that it's close to home as well.

I've given Thai Boom a few chances over the years, and I'm never impressed. It's some of the blander Thai food out there, mainly made more palatable by how it's more affordable than most restaurants in the immediate area. Dried-out chicken, and everything tastes like it's just been microwaved. Staff are thankfully friendly, and though it's street parking, it's not too difficult to find.

BACK AGAIN & it was amazing as always. This time I tried the Orange Chicken and it was so good and crispy. I have never tried Orange Chicken as crispy as this place before. Soooo good!!

Came here with a few friends and it was the perfect little spot. The waiter was attentive, and the food was delicious. If I lived closer, this would be my go-to spot for Thai.

I ordered the Isaan sausage and the pork jerky it was very delicious the staff is very friendly I would recommend this restaurant if you are in the Beverly Hills area

A colleague/friend and I were on a lunch break and as we were walking perhaps down to another place, I pointed out Thai Boom which she had never been to, so we gave it a shot. Simply, everything was decently good. Especially the value aka the lunch specials we chose to go with. The menu is pretty large so I would be interested in trying some other items. There is inside seating only (the place is not too large) with table seating with partial booths. Interior is casual and decorated nicely. Service was good and adequate. Parking is street only (metered or anything you can find). On this visit we tried the following:Fresh Rolls - Shrimp, chicken, lettuce, bean sprouts, carrot, basil, cucumber, rice noodles, ground peanut in hoisin sauce. Fresh tasting, and good portion for two. Two large rolls cut in half. Enjoyed the hoisin peanut sauce. Spicy Eggplant (lunch special) - Purple eggplant, bell pepper, jalapeno, onion, chili, basil and garlic. It came with a salad and a portion of rice as part of the lunch special. Friend enjoyed this. Pad Thai Noodle w/chicken (lunch special)- Rice noodles, egg, green onion, bean sprout, ground peanut. This was ok, nothing too special as it was missing the right elements (salty, sweet, etc) but good enough. It came with a side of rice and a salad.

I came here today to order lunch and the girl that took my order wouldn't take my cash because the corner had a rip, not ripped off, it had a rip. I'm new to the area and thought about giving this place a shot but unfortunately due to poor customer service I will not be returning.

Certainly a no frills type of place but that doesn't mean that the food is bad, it's certainly flavored to keep customers coming back for more. Had the chicken Pad Thai, shrimp Drunken Noodles, and fried rice. The pad thai was the star of the show, sweet and tasty. The shrimp Drunken Noodles was good, the shrimp was great. I'd probably skip the fried rice. Did I mention really fair pricing? Definitely a great place to stop by if you're craving Thai food and around the area!

Hide in the Beverly Hills, on Robertson street. Thai boom is one of my favorite Thai restaurant because it feels back to a family restaurant where you can unload and get a cozy seat, close to the staff and even hearing the sound stir fries, of course, the food is still the spirit. Tonite, I am having the house noodle, the broth is clear and warm, the meatball is savory. Overall it's not a bad choice if u like something light. Well, I like its tranquility, if you enjoy the same atmosphere, why not come along, soak youself to pretend you are not in Los Angeles anymore. Maybe you are truly in somewhere in Bangkok. Xoxo A.