Located in downtown area of Walnut Creek. It is a bit difficult to find a parking spot in the…read morestreet during the weekend. When I walked in, it doesn't have the authentic vibe and decor of Thai restaurants I've been to. There's a bar and serve American breakfast/brunch food. We ordered crispy rice balls, garlic fried chicken wings and pad thai to share among the two of us. Expensive and all their portions are small. Food is good. I do however enjoyed the garlic fried chicken wings the most.

We've tried this place in the past and had their lunch specials, so we decided to come back for a…read morelate lunch. we got thai iced teas to start, then ordered the papaya salad, drunken noodles, green curry, eggplant basil, and thai fried rice. everything was really well presented and tasty. nothing was too spicy but everything still had a good amount of flavor. The only thing is that the portion sizes are a bit smaller, especially for the prices. our server was really attentive and nice though. the restaurant itself is also really beautiful with all the pretty golden decor. We've heard a lot about their drinks and desserts too, so we'd definitely like to come back and try those next time!

New menu item - grilled pork salad. Do not hesitate. Just order it. Absolutely delicious and…read moresatisfying Add some fresh spring rolls and you have some great eats! Pad Thai helps too!

Food: Crispy tofu salad was AMAZING! Beautiful flavors, light and filling. Chicken laap was one…read moreof the better ones I've had in a while out here in the area. Plus's side is you can really taste the rice powder which unfortunately, some places seem to omit all together. And lastly their Pad Thai...nothing special, but overall good taste. Loved everything we ordered. Can't speak on the service as this was a take out order but lots of parking in the lot. Overall great food. Will definitely be back for some laap!

I took my girl here for Valentine's Day like I always do, and overall we had a great experience. I…read morereally appreciate restaurants that allow reservations, especially on busy holidays. There was a slight mishap this time though I made the reservation about three days before Valentine's Day and received a confirmation text. Then the day before Valentine's Day, I got another text saying my reservation was canceled, which definitely threw me off. Thankfully, I called the restaurant and they were able to get everything situated and reinstate my reservation. That was a relief. When we arrived, we were greeted by the hostess who asked if we had a reservation and then directed us to our table. I really liked our table location it felt comfortable and perfect for a date night. The ambience of the restaurant was nice and set the tone for a great evening. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. For drinks, I got a Summer Breeze and my girl had the Tai Chi. For appetizers, we ordered the Lady Fingers which I never had before but were really good. For our main dishes, we had the pineapple fried rice, cashew chicken, and Pad See Ew. I stepped out of my food comfort zone with the cashew chicken and Pad See Ew, but I made the right decision because both dishes were delicious. One unexpected kicker was that they boxed up our leftovers for us, which was a really nice touch and something I appreciated. Overall, this was a great Valentine's Day experience. The ambience was nice, the food was good, and the service was solid. I'd rate my experience a 10 out of 10 and will definitely be back.

Valentines Dinner done right. Mr Man picked this place and we both enjoyed everything from start to…read morefinish. The service for it to Beas busy as it was was top tier. They were very diligent in ensuring all tables were turned efficiently and the active tables were tended to. The place was a great spot for date night, girls night or just a weeknight bite to eat. We ordered: Summer breeze Thai tea Lady fingers Pineapple fried rice Cashew chicken Pad see ew Personally u wasn't a fan of the fried rice and it needed a bit more flavor but mixed with everything else it was tasty. Overall 10/10 go a great selection

This is our favorite Thai in the East Bay!…read more We sometimes get takeout, but this time we dined in. We arrived at 5:30. We were very unfortunate in that we had the table with the sun right in our face. We should've had the table ball against the wall to the right as you walk in. Will make sure we get that table next time. There was already a group sitting there only got here. Services, friendly and prompt. They took our order quickly, and food started coming out quickly. We had a few dishes where the spice levels were 4, but I myself prefer 3 or even 2. Here's what we usually order: Green curry with chicken $14 Yellow crew with chicken $14 Kelso with fried tofu $16 Drunken noodles with pork $14 Pad See-Ew with fried tofu $14 Excited to go back the next time we're in the area!

We had a really disappointing experience tonight. I ordered the drunken noodles and my husband…read moreordered soup. My dish came out right away, but his never came at all. We waited long enough that my food got completely cold, and there was no communication or update from the staff about the delay. Eventually we just asked for the check and left without him ever receiving his meal. To make matters worse, the response from our server felt dismissive rather than apologetic. This could have been handled much better with basic communication and coordination. Really frustrating experience.

For my partner and I (who have travelled in Thailand and love that authentic not-watered down…read moretaste) the food at Homey Thai Bistro is top notch in East Bay. With home cooking by a family who comes from Thailand, the food is consistent and always delicious. Don't come here if you're not into authentic Thai cooking with fish sauce as a base. This is a family-run business who are attentive and hardworking and you see it in their service and how they serve their customers. The ambiance is casual and cafe-style, making it affordable and welcoming to families and couples alike. This has been my consistent hang out every time I visit from seattle, and I've never had an issue with dirtiness, ever. I personally recommend the papaya salad, Thai basil eggplant and their green curry is excellent. I can't wait to be back!

Not being a great fan of Thai food I find this restaurant may change my mind. This is a small…read morerestaurant that opened up awhile ago and I must say the food is quite to my liking. I had ordered the lunch menu of pad see ew before but failed to inform them to make it mild, oh boy did I get a shock, way too spicy. I now know to order anything in mild. I did love their pad see ew but order it in mild. This time I wanted to try their red curry with beef, in mild of course, this too was pretty wonderful. I need to mention they make a great rice even though I ordered plain rice and not their sticky rice. I will certainly need ti try their sticky rice the next time with the curry.

normally love this place for take out and for dining in but the last few times have been a flop…read more dined in with my family a couple of months ago and my family ordered a yellow curry for the table. it was pretty good but as we were like halfway through we noticed a grey hair in the curry sauce... then, today, my family and i go and have another little dine in dinner and the server brings out food to a different table, setting it down, and then bringing it to us when he realized his mistake. with a quick google search, we see that this is in fact against FDA Food Code guidelines as it poses a cross contamination threat. I ask the waitress (different than the food runner) if this is accurate and if it is a violation to which she says yes and then takes our food away. we do have to wait quite a bit of time until our remade food comes out but it is what it is. additionally, when the remade food arrives, the non baked sushi looks exactly the same as it was before. im guessing their plating skills are exquisite and accurate because the waitress saw my concern and also brought out the contaminated plate to show us that the one at our table was newly made, as shown in the photos. i really appreciated that clarification but it seems as though they just don't care about basic health code protocol here or constantly slip up, which is rather unfortunate. and all in the name of having some japanese/thai food with the family.

Had a lunch special at Thai Thani Oishi and tried both the pad see ew and pad Thai. The pad Thai…read morewas a bit soggy, and the pad see ew tasted more like pad kee mao, so not exactly my favorite. That said, the Thai tea was really good and the service definitely stood out, everyone was super nice and chatty. The decoration was nice, maybe I should try their Japanese food next time.

Plearn Thai Palace has a great selection of traditional Thai dishes, ranging from curries to…read morewok-fried choices. The waitress and staff here are very kind and attentive! As a group of 4, we were able to sit comfortably at a table and have conversations without any struggle of noise. The dish I chose is a type of seafood dish with a green curry base. Quick tip is to make sure you order rice separately as some of these dishes will not automatically come with it. Starting with the curry base, the consistency was just right and not too thick. The coconut balanced with Thai basil and spices provided a nice spicy kick to it as well that wasn't too overpowering. The seafood, from the shrimp to squid, was cooked to tender perfection and was not rubbery or overcooked. I also appreciated the portion size as if you do go with a group, you can definitely share some of these dishes and it feels more family-style. Overall, I really enjoyed the food here and would love to come back again!

Overall our family enjoyed our meal, however, I can't guarantee I'll be back. The price to portion…read moreratio is really off. The green curry was good, but wasn't as rich in flavor as I was expecting it to be. The consistency of the curry was on the watery end. We ordered everything as we would at any Thai restaurant with our go to dishes but I have never paid $200+. It almost felt like getting robbed. 20% was added to our bill for 3 adults and 2 kids. I was kind of thrown off with the portions so much that I didn't take pictures of everything. We ordered tom kha gai, chicken wings, chicken satay, crab fried rice, pad see ew, green curry eggplant with chicken, and garlic calamari. Of all the dishes, I really enjoyed the pad see ew. Extra star because I do want to support a family business but I do hope there are some changes to portions for the price. Service was great, and their staff was very friendly and attentive. Food was good, but pricey.

Burma 2 is such a great spot! You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. The portions are…read moreperfect for sharing and make it easy to order family-style. The staff is friendly, and I love that they have both indoor and outdoor seating. It's also a great place to bring kids--casual, welcoming, and easygoing. Our favorites were definitely the mango chicken and coconut rice! We'll definitely be back.

Made an impromptu visit to Walnut Creek for the evening and were starving by the end of the night…read more We walked by many options and finally settled with Burma 2. No regrets. Everything was delicious -- we got the Tea Leaf Salad, Burmese Chicken Curry, Lemongrass Chicken, and the Mint Jalapeño Chicken. All of them were super tasty, and they were able to adjust the spiciness to our preferred level. The Lemongrass Chicken was meant for the kids but it was my favourite too... along with the Tea Leaf Salad of course. Oh and the coconut jasmine rice was really good too! My husband got the Crazy Coconut cocktail and the rum came on the side, which was perfect because he could control how strong the drink was. If you're in the area, definitely stop by here - all their dishes are fantastic.

After Sistory Thai in Albany closed, I was genuinely disappointed because I couldn't find anything…read morethat came close. I gave Imm Thai another try, tried Thai Table, and even Glom Thai (which replaced Sistory), but none of them had the same quality or flavors I had been missing. I also loved Banana Leaf in El Cerrito before it closed, so I figured those days were over. Then I found out the owners of Sistory had opened Saneh Bangkok in Pleasant Hill, so we decided to celebrate my aunt's birthday there. Wow, it exceeded all of our expectations. Every single dish was outstanding, and honestly, even better than I remembered from Sistory. We ordered the Pad Thai, Pad Kee Mao, Red Curry, Spring Rolls, and the fried chicken with roti and Massaman curry. Everything was perfectly seasoned, fresh, and packed with flavor. The noodles had that authentic wok flavor I'd been searching for, the curry was rich and delicious, and the roti with Massaman curry was absolutely incredible. The portions were generous, the service was warm and attentive, and the whole experience reminded me why I loved Sistory so much in the first place. We were so full that we didn't have room for dessert, but next time I am definitely getting the mango sticky rice! As if that wasn't enough, I also learned the owners are behind Thai Lao Pakaoma in El Cerrito, which took over the old Banana Leaf location--and it's only five minutes from my house! Now I'm even more excited to try that one too. If you were a fan of Sistory or Banana Leaf, do yourself a favor and check out Saneh Bangkok. It brought back everything I'd been missing, and I can't wait to go back.

My husband and I decided to try this place for dinner a few weeks ago, and I'm so glad we did!…read moreEverything we ordered was flavorful and really delicious. We started with the Peak Gai Tod (chicken wings). They were fried to perfection, and the sauce they came with paired so well with the wings! Our favorite dish was definitely the Pla Gapoeng Saam Roed (fried sea bass with spicy tamarind sauce). The fish was crispy, but that sauce was the real game changer! It was the perfect balance of sweet and sour with just the right amount of spice. So good! We also tried the Saam Chun Tod Nam Pla (crispy fried pork belly). The flavor was good, but the pork belly was a little too hard for my liking. My husband, on the other hand, really enjoyed it. The Thai tea was decent as well. Overall, we really enjoyed our meal and would definitely come back! The only downside for me was that the restaurant felt a little tight and could definitely use more space. It was a bit difficult getting our stroller in and out. That said, the restaurant was very clean, cozy, and nicely dimmed, and the servers were friendly and welcoming.

This is our go to spot for Pad Thai. We came over from the NY/NJ area and found that this place hit…read morethe spot. We also enjoyed their cured pork and rice dish. For a refreshing beverage, we select the Thai Iced Tea. Dine in is great and it can get busy. We have done take out alot from here.

If you are looking for an above average Thai experience in the East Bay but don't want to pay the…read moresuper inflated prices, then definitely give "Andaman Thai" a try. They actually have three (3) locations in the Bay Area; Walnut Creek, Danville, and the location I am reviewing, San Ramon. This particular location opened its doors back in early-2018 and has had very positive feedback up to the present day. Located in an upscale strip mall on the corner of Bollinger Canyon Rd & Alcosta Blvd in the Marketplace Shopping Center in San Ramon, this place is just a few minutes from Highway 680. Parking was fairly easy to find, even during our visit which was on Saturday 8/8/2026 at around 7:15pm. Even though my lady and I didn't make reservations, we were seated immediately even with as busy as it was. The interior dining area is small but offers ample space complete with various booths and tables for small and larger guests. The beige walls with the brown ceilings and hanging lights really gave the overall appearance a cozy yet upscale one. Keep in mind that this place can get loud (mainly during the busy nights and weekends) so if you're looking for a quiet, romantic dining experience, this might not be your best option. As for their menu, they offer a very respectable number of choices. This includes appetizers, soups, salads, noodles, fried rice, curry dishes, and main entrées. Many of the traditional Thai favorites are found here as well as tofu dishes (for the vegans) and seafood dishes (for the pescatarians). As for our entrées, my lady went with their "Pad See Ew" which included pan-fried thick rice noodles with beef (as her protein), Chinese broccoli and eggs in sweet black soy sauce. I went with their "Seafood Hot Plate" which offered prawns, scallops, calamari, fish and mussels with peppercorn, bell pepper, onions, ginger root and basil sauteed in a spicy sweet chili paste sauce. We both split a side of rice and for drinks, I went with a "Thai Iced Tea" while she ordered a diet soda. I will say that for it being a Saturday evening, our food came out in less than 10 minutes! That's a huge plus considering how hungry we both were. As for our dishes, hers was cooked to perfection with the perfect amount of sweet, salty, and savory in the noodles, veggies, eggs, and beef. Mine though was a bit on the spicy side. I've had my fair share of Thai dishes over the past few decades, and this seafood hot plate took "hot" to a whole other level of spicy. I also wanted to add that there wasn't a whole abundance of seafood as I found way more bell peppers and onions than anything else. However, service was top notch while the prices were lower than many other Thai restaurants in the Bay Area. All in all, I am giving "Andaman Thai" an above average four-star rating. While her dish was excellent with a decent amount of meat, mine was just average at-best with not enough seafood. This place does have fairly decent hours of operation being open seven days a week from 11am-2:30pm (for lunch) and 5-9pm (for dinner). I definitely see myself returning and possibly checking out their other locations. But for small or large parties, I highly recommend checking them out.