In town for a concert and looking for some yummy Thai food on a chilly day. We definitely found the right place! Such a cute, clean place with friendly, attentive service. The food was awesome and the prices were great.

Today I went to have lunch with my sister at Bangkok Street Food restaurant. I forgot to take picture of inside decoration. I love it. It remind me Bangkok. Noodle soup is really good. Papaya salad is yummy. Their food is taste just like in Thailand. I love it. Place is really clean. Great service. Love it. I will go back for sure. It's in 99 ranch market shopping mall in Chinatown. On the second floor. Not too far from the strip.

I've been looking for some good boat noodles as I'm just obsessed with them and I think I found a good spot for some. Their boat noodles come with a good amount of beef which is a plus. I really like the broth too, it's a bit sweet but also very rich in flavor, the veggies are refreshing as well. I came here on a Saturday night, they were pretty busy so it was understandable that the service was a bit slow. They are located in a busy China town plaza. I like how they decorated the whole restaurant too, it looks like they have some live music going on from time to time. It definitely be my go to spot for boat noodles, I think next time I stop by, I'll get an appetizer to go with it. Great experience overall

We recently dined at Bangkok Street Food, which is located in the Chinatown Plaza on the 2nd level. There is ample parking and it's super easy to find. we visited mid-day after an appointment, so it was very quiet. The server was very friendly and promptly took our order. My fiance had the chicken gyozas and panang curry. I opted for my favorite Thai dish, Pad Prik King with shrimp. My fiance thought the gyozas were okay, but the sauce was really good. He was very impressed with the panang curry, stating it was one of the best he's had. The Pad Prik King was also very flavorful and had the bright highlights of kefir lime that you look for in this dish. We are always trying to find new spots, however this is definitely a spot we could see ourselves returning to.

This Thai restaurant is on the 2nd floor of a Chinatown strip mall with plenty of parking. The restaurant is really cozy and there's plenty of space for larger groups. Lots of options on the menu, we ordered items like: - Thai soup - papaya salad - fish - mango sticky rice - angel wing (stuffed chicken wing) - boat noodles Service was quick and they were super attentive!

This Thai spot in Chinatown was such a good find! The food is incredibly flavorful. As a big fan of Thai cuisine, I was surprised by the high quality of the seafood used in their dishes. At some Thai spots, dishes featuring shrimp, fish, scallops, or mussels can have a slightly "frozen" or off-putting taste. However, the seafood in our Tom Yum soup here was absolutely delicious and clearly fresh. This place opens late, the service was great, and I think they have a dj or live music later in the night. The food was delicious at reasonable prices. A must try if you're craving Thai food while in Vegas!

Saw that this place has some good reviews so I thought we'd check it out. The place is in the old China Town plaza, the same place 99 Market Ranch and 888 Korean BBQ are at, on the second/upper level. The ambiance is cute, makes you feel as if you stepped into another world. Maybe it is quiet on the upper level, maybe it's the decoration or maybe it's both. Either way, I think it is quite quaint. We came for lunch on a Saturday, around 1pm-ish. There was another party there (about 6-8 people) but they were wrapping up. We were there till around 3pm-ish and noticed around 2-2:30pm or so, more people were coming in (about 3-4 diff parties of two's). The place is clean and so is the bathroom, which is important to me. Been to do many Asian restaurants where the bathrooms are just terribly kept clean and/ir cluttered with diff supplies. So glad i didn't see that here! The services were good, they were eager to take orders...Took us about the 3rd time of them asking if we were ready to order because the menu is extensive and they weren't giving us enough time to really scanned thru. Anyway, we finally ordered and tge food came quickly enough. The grubs were as follows: 1. Radna with sea food: First time seeing oysters with this dish and the usual shrimp, octopus and may even had some pieces of fish. It was good, I have this a thumbs up 2. Pad Thai with shrimp: This fish was too sweet for me. But I think most restaurants make it just as sweet, so that's just "normal" here I guess. The Pad Thais in Thailand aren't as sweet. I supposed they just westernized it for the US pallets. 3. Mixed Veggies Stir Fry: This was okay, we ordered it cuz the people we were with wanted it. It's rather expensive just for mixed veggies in my opinion ($21). It comes with rice, FYI 4. Yellow Curry, medium heat: Flavor is good, the heat was just a little kick as a medium. This comes with rice, FYI. 5. Tom Kha with Veggies: This has quite a bit of coconut milk and the spices were mild. Despite how it has more coconut milk, the soup wasn't thick/heavy. It has good variations of veggies and mushrooms. Overall I think it was good but it wasn't exceptional to me to stand out comparing to what I have had with ither restaurants in terms of similar entrées. But I do want to come back and try their meat skewers and other items. I also like the cute vibe/ambiance and will come back here again.

This place had excellent flavors and the staff was super friendly and welcoming. It's on the 2nd floor of that Big Chinese Plaza on Spring Mtn. (you know the one). This Issan Sausage Skewers were so good. The sausages had a beautiful char flavor and were served with lots of fresh fixings like fresh ginger, nuts, lettuce, carrots. So good, but one would have been plenty. Or a mix and match option! The spicy Basil Eggplant was so friggin good and I wish I would have gotten that instead of the Sukiyaki. I was trying to try something different, but this wasn't much different than other Thai dishes I've had. One comment is there was barely any protein in combo Sukiyaki. I would have expected a bit more than I received. I'd go back as the menu was pretty extensive and had pictures!!! That made it so tough to pick.

The restaurant was clean, well appointed with seating and traditional decor. The server was incredibly gracious and attentive. Not pictured is the Issan sausage skewer that Joe ordered and it was tasty!! I am always looking for an eggplant dish when I eat Thai food so I ordered the Spicy Basil Eggplant but requested it mild.... It was absolute perfection. The beef was nice and tender and the eggplant was cooked perfectly without getting too mushy. If you head over to try it, it's on the 2nd level of the plaza. There are so many shops and restaurants in this large plaza so it helps if you know that. ;)