Love at First Bite

We love Thai food, and we decided to try Love at First Bite last night. We visited the restaurant on a Tuesday around 7:00pm. The restaurant was full. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their food and company. We were asked to wait 20 minutes. We had no problem waiting as we took the opportunity to walk around the charming neighborhood. On our walk someone from the restaurant called us to let us know our table was ready. To start we ordered an Iced Thai Tea and an Iced Thai Coffee. Both were very good but what brought my attention was their presentation. Different from other restaurants the drinks came with a frozen popsicle in it. Very original! We then ordered the veggie spring rolls, a Tom Kha Kai soup, a Chicken Mango Curry, an Indonesian Fried Rice and a Tofu Pad Thai. We enjoyed the spring rolls. We liked the broth and the veggies from the Tom Kha soup but we didn't like too much the chicken. However, we did like the Chicken in the Mango Curry. I loved the Indonesian Fried Rice which was a little spicy. My daughter loved her pad Thai however she didn't like the tofu too much. Portions were big. We had two to go boxes. The staff were very nice. You can tell they were busy. Prices were fair. The restaurant is pretty inside. Will definitely visit again.

Food is okay. Overhyped and flavor is lacking. I had the soup, chive cakes and pad Thai. The soup was more tomato based than coconut. Chive cakes were okay, I think the egg rolls would have been a better choice. The pad Thai was good, but it was more like a spaghetti than a rice noodle, and soggy.Service was lacking, I had a very rude lady who was not very attentive, I felt like I should have gotten up and left. Needless to say, I'll go next door to the other restaurants, next time. Definitely, not love at first bite, more like regret.

Really good thai food. The drunken noodles are delicious. The amount of chicken in it was generous. The chicken satay app was tender. The cuts of chicken on the skewers are thick. The gyoza are good. The thai iced tea comes with a popsicle in it upside down and drinks are served in carafes. My only complaint is that every dish here is $1-$2 more expensive than the same dish at every other thai restaurant in the area. Its weird.

Middle of the road. Edamame was good, spring rolls were all lettuce. Red curry didn't have much flavor, mango curry was ok. The tofu pieces were enormous and fried, not steamed. The rice is unusual, but still good. It was fine but we wouldn't make a point to come back.

I had been driving for a while and was searching for some authentic Thai. Lucky for me I found this place In Lexington, Massachusetts! The staff were extremely pleasant and the service was superior! I sat at the bar and enjoyed a lychee martini and an appetizer. I moved into my main course of curry and it was mouthwatering! The restaurant is intimate with wonderful Devore that is not overwhelming. I will be back and thanks for making such delicious food to fill my belly!!!

Food was fantastic, lots of flavor - it's pretty sweet. The Thai iced tea is to die for, one of my favorites. Kind staff and beautiful interior!

I would recommend this place for its atmosphere. You will need to find street parking when you dine in here. The restaurant decorated with warm lighting, cozy indoor seating. The waitresses are super friendly, they will make sure that you have a pleasant time while eating there. the food however is just okay. I ordered a salmon curry, a pineapple fried rice and thai tea. In my opinions, the dishes are a little bit salty and the curry doesn't have that creamy taste that I usually experience with salmon thai curry

As soon as I entered the restaurant, I fell in love with its warm decor. I adore the lighting fixtures and the colorfully decorated walls which make the space feel both intimate and inviting. The restaurant isn't big and the seating against the back wall is tight enough that you can easily hear your neighbors' conversations. But with this warm ambiance, you adjust quickly and might even find it endearing. I ordered the Seafood Mee Sau Pad Cha which I had never had before and boy, am I glad to have taken a chance on a new dish! It is packed with a hearty portion of seafood: squid, white fish and scallops, all nicely fried in a light batter. The dish is exploding with flavors, and gives a healthy dose of spiciness. Also, this is the first time I had tasted green (young) pepper corn - it is very different from its older version that we're all too familiar with. I love when a noodle dish is well balanced in its proportion of noodles to protein. This dish nailed it - it doesn't leave you with a massive bowl of bland noodles that you don't know what to do with when the few pieces of meat and veggies are gone. Lastly, I have to point out their very unique Thai iced tea which comes with a popsicle of tea! This way it keeps the drink cool without diluting the flavor - how clever and aesthetically pleasing!

These guys know a few things. 1) how to serve a jack and Diet Coke with a cold pour! 2) how to make a minced pork lumpia-like egg roll starter 3) my favorite - a LEGIT chili oil and self-serve sauce carousel. I'm a sauce sloot! Check out the pics and tell me I'm wrong! Friendly service and casual environment.

Great thai spot in Lexington Center. Great warm ambiance, great service and great food! We came here for a spontaneous family dinner on a weekday and got a table pretty quickly though it was busy inside. We tried many dishes off the menu and enjoyed them all! They have quite a expansive menu, but they didn't have green papaya salad. Highlights- Crispy Chive Cakes: savory chive cake with a light crispy outside -Coconut shrimp: sweet cococut crispy outside. Shrimps were on the smaller end, but still great taste.-Tom Yum Soup: really yummy soup, but only comes by the bowl. Wish there was an option for a larger pot to share. -Spicy Pad Thai Noodles-Thai Ice Tea: it comes with of popsicle of tea so your thai tea doesn't get watered down! Loved this concept