Thai food
the entrance to the restaurant
interior
Panang Curry with extra chicken, Native Hot
YUM
Basil fried rice and spring roll
Sure. I'll review you!
sushi and sashimi, interior
Menu
food
Mussamon Curry. The entire dish was watery and the sauce was not like curry in nature.
food
Garlic Chicken
Seafood noodle soup is to die for!!!
a variety of takeout food items
food, curry
Thai Iced Tea
Soup
Red Curry with Chicken
Sweet rice custard
Chicken drunken noodles. Pretty good!
Tofu panang curry
Pepper chicken
Chicken pad Thai with raw sprout
Peter K.
Nov 24, 2021
Love this place. Used to go often when I went to school in Bowling Green, but made a stop in after many years and it's still just as tasty as I remember. Also loved seeing the paper straws
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Linda H.
Feb 3, 2025
$13.66 for 4"x8" plate of chicken and vegetables. 3 small egg rolls for $5.67. Didn't know it came with white rice. So only half of 4x8" plate had chicken vegetables. Will not be back. Picture of food sitting next to butter dish.
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Jessica H.
Jul 8, 2024
The food here is phenomenal, the service excellent, and the ambiance is lovely. Best Tom Kha I've had outside of San Francisco!
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Kenny K.
Sep 15, 2023
This place has been through like 3 different stages. When it first opened up, it was gross. The fried rice tasted like it had ketchup in it, the curry never had enough actual curry in it. Then a few years after, I discovered the pepper chicken and tiger tears salad and this began the second stage of OK Thai food. We are here every once in awhile and it wasn't bad. Nice change from other Thai food spots and had a couple of different options. Then it was hit by a tornado and closed for a while. Well, it just reopened and we are now entering the 3rd stage of Thai Express: Expensive and Slow as Fuck Era. We went in and were advised that we should just get apps, curry, soups, and salad if we wanted to not spend an hour waiting on food. With that, we ordered an app sampler, a cup of Tom yum and Tom ka, a tiger tears salad and a bowl of curry. Even though this was supposed to be faster, we still waited around 40 minutes to get the food. It was fine, don't get me wrong. Everything tasted like I remembered, but they definitely used frozen vegetable medley in their curry. We ate a bit and then got the check so we could leave. After tip, we spent over $100 for some standard, and in some instances sub par, Thai food. The tiger tears salad alone was $30! Go here if that's your thing, but for my taste there are too many reasonably priced and better quality Thai spots in town.
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Hunter S.
Oct 28, 2020
Still a great place to grab Thai, even during the pandemic. Clean, follows all regulations, masks required. Food still comes out fast and hot. Today I had the red curry with chicken (green beans, peas, bamboo shoots, peppers, carrots). I ordered the extra hot, which was one level below the hottest "native hot." Very pleasant and not overpowering. I also had crispy veggie egg rolls. My husband had stir-fried mixed vegetables, chocked full of vegetables: bell peppers, Chinese greens, bean shoots, mushrooms, green beans, broccoli, onions, and more. Always tasty, fast, affordable, good portions, and courteous service.
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Vincent L.
Jan 20, 2020
One of the best Thai restaurant I ever tried. Noddles are well season, not watery like many other places. Not too salty or load with msg. Very impressed that this place exist in a little college town. Try their dessert too, I don't know if they are real authentic dessert but it is good. I had the sweet rice custard, it is like egg custard on top of warm sticky rice The only complain I have is that it is tough to find this place at night, I keep missing the sign and it was not on
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Avi R.
Sep 28, 2018
Great to see a decent thai place in bowling green. Was driving through the town and found this gem separated from the rush and hustle of the town.The entrance can confuse you, use the one that doesnt face the road. Although i didnt dine in the place seemed neat and quiet. Well maintained for a small town!I have tried the basil fried rice which was quiet good and the spring roll was delicious! The prices aren't bad at all. If you are craving some thai food while in town, check out this place!
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Karthikeyan R.
Jul 31, 2019
We wanted to eat well for lunch and literally hunted down this place in our visit to Kentucky and boy we were treated to a feast.This place will not impress you from its exterior looks. Keep in mind, Don't judge a book by its cover. The time we got into this place, there wasn't much of a crowd and that was good in a way as we were being checked and also served on time. There was this one girl who was going around like a whirlwind, taking orders, serving and also checking out the guests who had come for takeouts.The menu is pretty vast and spoils you with choice. We ordered dumplings, sriracha fried rice, red curry, ice tea and sweet rice with custard for a dessert. The taste was exemplary as much as the service of the staff. The main menu portion was sizable for three of us and the dessert was outstanding.As we were walking out of the restaurant, there was a handful of people waiting for their takeout, served by the same whirlwind girl!
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Max T.
Mar 2, 2025
I like the food, but it's an expensive place to eat. My biggest issue is that they have been closed several times when I tried to eat there. I get kind of a "Who cares is you're our customer?" vibe, but maybe it's a cultural thing?They must be making a lot of money on their expensive food, because they're only open weekdays for 40 hours.
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Nathan K.
Feb 20, 2024
Food here is amazing and a very clean dining room. The cutlery is high quality and service is amazing! Would highly recommend
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