Bahn Thai

I'll start with portions are quite small and I'm always disappointed by this (somehow I keep forgetting this when I return each time(. That said, food is decent (hit or miss depending on the dish)!We tried:- shrimp salad: fresh shrimp and great spice flavors (probably my favorite dish there)- drunken noodles: just meh. Hardly any protein. Definitely didn't see any basil- panang curry: could this dish be any smaller and lacking? They basically just gave us curry liquid.- seafood stir fry: decent except the liquid was a bit tart (could go without the imitation crab)- ginger fish: love the crispy fish filet in this dish- cashew chicken: liquid in this dish was a bit salty but the overall dish is good- Thai tea: WAY TOO SWEETI did not like that they removed the Thai names of dishes from the menu. But, I overheard a table next to me expressing great pleasure in this change. So probably the right move for their customers.Bahn Thai used to be our favorite spot in Louisville but it's only mid now.

Very solid Thai food! We live way down in Elizabethtown, and any time we can get very good quality food without going all the way up to Louisville, we are all about it. We just got some takeout, a good assortment of different dishes. Everything we tried was delicious, and we were constantly fighting for more bites of the others' meal. Overall great meal! Would definitely recommend and would love to be back!

Everything is good. Both fish dishes were good. The red curry fish was my all time favorite so far. Look forward to coming back in the future.

The service was amazing and super friendly. The food hit the spot and was everything we hoped for! Super delicious and rich in flavor. We couldn't get enough and were so lucky to have such good Thai that we don't have to travel far to get!We will definitely be back!

Was in the area & thought dinner sounded better than sitting in traffic. Bahn Thai was the top rated so I checked it out. I would say it's more a mix of Thai and Chinese but Americanized. I had the appetizer sampler & pad see ew (nothing on their menu has Thai names) which is called sweet noodle with pork on their menu. Food was decent although I wouldn't eat the shu mei or chicken skewer on sampler again (overcooked) but the crab Rangoon was better than most as it was hot so cream cheese was smooth. Overall, it was good but true Thai lovers would think its way too Americanized.

I'd like to give a 4.5 rating! My husband heard about their chicken wings and one kid free night we made the trek out Bardstown Road to try it out. It's a smallish restaurant in a shopping center, but very welcoming inside. Plenty of friendly staff and we were able to sit along the side wall. Maybe 6-8 tables inside, so it's a intimate space. When went on a cold night so when Thai tea was suggested i immediately said yes! To our surprise, it's a cold Thai tea - kind of like boba thai tea, so with sweet milk. It was a huge glass and we could have shared it. Also, like a dessert drink. We ordered the fried chicken wings and sampler platter to start with. The chicken wings were crispy and fried to perfection. I think there were five in the order, but they were delicious. I would 100% order them again! The sampler platter was good too, but compared to the rest of the food wasn't the highlight. It came with spring rolls, dumplings and chicken satay. For our entrees we ordered the basil fried rice and the basil vegetarian drunken noodles. The main entrees arrived extremely quick and were fresh and tasty. The vegetarian noodles had lots of fresh vegetables and I would 100% get it again. The vegetables weren't over cooked, so they were bright and crisp. Overall it was a fast and delicious meal

Food was amazing and so fresh. Crab Rangoon made to order. Melted in your mouth. I will be visiting again soon.

January 25, 2024, Four menu pages are attached, see below pictures.... This is located in Fern Creek past 265

Basic Thai food with friendly service. I love Thai food but this was not nearly the spicy Southeast Asian cuisine I adore. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't that good. The spring rolls were delicious and I enjoyed the sauces they served with the rolls, but the soup and Pad Thai were both under-seasoned and lacking depth of flavor. Sala in Thai means "open pavilion or meeting place," and meeting my friend Karen for dinner was nice but as it often is when a "non foodie" recommends their favorite "hole in the wall" restaurant, this was just okay.

Amazing service & even better food! Great location and very clean. If you like hot food ask for the red spicy flakes in the shaker.