Bangkok Grill

We ordered the orange chicken, pat see ew, and Eggplant Basil Beef medium spicy and it was amazing. Try to call the police. The service here is always amazing and the restaurant is very clean.This is our location For eating Thai food.

I'm so disappointed to find the drunken noodles (noted in many reviews as good) are made using what seem to be box fettuccine noodles. :(I had noticed the menu said no egg, which seemed odd since egg is standard, but I moved forward with an open mind. However, no egg and wrong, weak, thin noodles? No. I will probably run out for some drunken noodles somewhere else tomorrow, as these didn't satisfy that craving at all.

This place is located at SE corner of Elliot and Kyrene. I think it is also called Knockout Cafe. It's at the location where Knuckle Sandwiches used to be.We ordered online and the unusual thing is you have to leave a tip. There's no option to skip or not leave a tip.That's bad in my opinion.The workers are friendly.Place looks clean but the food was not great. The food wasn't spicy despite ordering 3/5 and the flavor overall seemed to be missing quite a bit. Yupha (SE Elliot and McClintock) closed on Sunday but that is better option for Thai food.

One of my favorite Thai restaurants! The food is so delicious and the service is so incredible. I had the crazy noodles and it tasted so wonderful, so much flavor and it was such a big portion.It was such an amazing experience I definitely recommend people to come and try it!

First time here and it was great!! Was intrigued by the Crazy Noodles and it was awesome, the portion was HUGE. Enough for 2 days of leftovers atleast. We also got the App Sampler, Calamari Ring, Combo Fried Rice, and Thai Caramel Basil Chicken. All were so good!! I really liked the green sauce with the calamari. The basil chicken was yummy, I paired it with Jasmine rice. We had leftover fried rice too, so that will be my lunch tomorrow! Heh. The service was wonderful. The owner and her daughter are so attentive and nice. They made everything to order so it was nice and fresh. You can tell that the owner is passionate about her restaurant, it shows. There was another half of the menu that we didn't really get a chance to try/look at, we'll make sure to do that next time! When you first walk in, the restaurant almost looks like a small shop. There's items to purchase on the left hand side but also had local honey (and honeycomb!!) available as soon as you walked in. This place was great, definitely recommend!!!

Spectacular ambiance in this cozy restaurant. Price and portions are excellent and the wait staff was kind and attentive! The Pad Thai, Fresh Roll, and Chai with coconut milk I ordered was brought out promptly and was quite delicious!

Amazing food and service! Halal thai food and good ambiance. Crazy noodles are fire! The rangoons are good as well.

Drunken Noodles Fact: Drunken Noodles is the literal translation of Pad Kee Mao because the theory is that these spicy Thai noodles should be eaten with an ice cold beer and that they are a great cure for hangover.Beer me, babie! Cheers!I've been putting off writing this review. I know I'm gonna be breaking another Yelper's heart. But as a Thai food aficionado, I gotta keep it real.Having heard from Paula C. (go add her!), I was excited to pop in but I think I ordered all the wrong things. They seem more known for their Instagrammable ramen and fusion foods but I went with yellow curry, a bowl of tom kha, and some drunken noodles.I really enjoyed the drunken noodles. They had good flavor and the noodles weren't broken (only experienced chefs can really do this). The problem for me was the watery yellow curry and the lack of body in the tom kha. So while the flavor of the curry was delicate and light, it had no viscosity. The tom kha was semi-opaque which makes me think it didn't have much coconut milk in it. So two out of the three dishes for me were a miss. Sad.While The Knockout Cafe didn't knock me out, I'd be willing to give them another try. They have such great social media presence and it makes me want to pop back in for their ramen. Gotta eat for the 'gram!

This is a long overdue well-deserved review!! First off, I am a huge lover of Thai food. The flavor and spiciness of the food are what I crave most. So, when a fellow Yelper mentioned Knockout Café, I said that is where I want to go for Mother's Day lunch.A small friendly cozy restaurant with so many delightful choices. Being Mother's Day there was a large group celebrating, however, that did not impact the service.So here's what we ordered: App Sampler which consists of 2 crap Rangoon, 2 spring rolls, 2 pot stickers, and 1 chicken roll.Entrees: My hubby got the knockout sandwich (it was loaded with so much meat 1/2 pound that he couldn't eat it all ), my son had the crazy noodle which was recommended to him and was a fun presentation, I had the ginger lover with a side of rice and had it Thai spicy .This is by far one of my favorite Mother's Day Luncheons!!!*They also offer pickup and takeout. Win-win for me!

This place is so good. Crazy noodle did not fail. Usually I'm skeptical about places that are overly hyped, but this place delivered. The owner is also very sweet. Local from Thailand and very personable. 10/10 highly recommend.