The food here is amazing! The service is a little slow but the food is delicious and well worth it…read more Our favorites are Drunken Noodles, Pad Thai, Tom Ka Gai and Panang Curry.

Thus far this is one of the best quality Thai food in this area. Friendly, easy to get to,…read morecleanliness is great, quality food and service. I'd definitely recommend anyone who is looking for delicious Thai food.

Spacious and pretty restaurant, I loved the painting of the rice farm. We came here for my mother's…read morebirthday. The staff was kind and gave her an ice cream, at the end of our meal. The portion size was good! And the food was great, though I found the crunchy chicken curry a bit sweet for my liking. I would love to return for their lunch bowl specials; it seems like a good deal.

This restaurant is a hidden gem in King Farm. It is inside the office/business area of the…read moreneighborhood, not in the main shopping center. Lots of variety of items and everything was delicious! They also have a lunch menu on weekdays. The restaurant is large and good for big groups. Note that they are closed on Sundays.

I visited one of my favorite spots in Rockville today, Kiin Imm Thai, and it never disappoints. It…read moreisn't a huge restaurant, but our party of six was seated right away, which was a pleasant surprise. The Boat Noodle Soup hits the spot every single time. It's so comforting and filling that I always feel like I need a nap afterward! The rich, spicy broth has the perfect kick that lingers in the back of your throat, and the lemongrass flavor is incredibly satisfying. It has just the right amount of noodles and tender beef, and it's even topped with crispy fried pork skins that add the perfect crunch. If you enjoy spicy food, this is definitely a dish you need to try. The food comes out fairly quickly, so don't be surprised if your appetizer and entrée arrive around the same time. I don't mind because everything is so delicious, but it's something to keep in mind if you like to pace your meal.

After hearing good things about this place years ago, I finally gave it a try. My wife and I…read morestopped in earlier today for dinner. We were greeted and seated relatively quickly and looked over the menu at our table. We asked the waitress if they had fish cakes, since we saw pictures of them on Yelp from this place. She didn't say anything, just pointed at something completely different on the menu. My wife repeated "fish cakes," and she pointed at the chive cakes. It looks like they used to serve them and took them off. That's a simple question with a simple answer, but instead of just saying that, she pointed at a menu twice and made it feel like we were bothering her. We started with the larb chicken and it was good. Limey, strong fish sauce, a little spicy, good contrasting textures. All good things. It's also the only thing I took a picture of, since by that point the experience had started to sour. For entrees, my wife got the boat noodles and I got the krapow. I asked the server to confirm the chicken was ground and she said yes. It came out sliced. Turns out the ground chicken version is on the menu as Chop-Chop Basil, but I was unfamiliar with the menu. It was an easy thing for her to correct but she didn't. I didn't make a thing of it, but it was annoying. I only had a bite of the boat noodles, but it was good. Nice balance of savory with a touch of sweetness. The meatballs were soft and bouncy, the meat was tender, good textures all around. The krapow was very good, mix-up aside. I asked for Thai spicy and they delivered. Excellent flavor, very tender meat, not too sweet. Probably one of the better krapows I've had out here. The part that really soured it was overhearing the manager with another table. An elderly couple and a friend had asked for their vegetables cooked well done since they can't chew firm food. They sent it back saying it was still too firm. The manager came out and basically yelled at them, saying they'd already cooked it longer than usual and couldn't cook it any more, and that next time he'd just put it in a blender. The couple had been nothing but kind about the whole thing. The kitchen did end up cooking it longer, but he never came back out to check if it was actually satisfactory. Maybe that isn't required, but the whole thing read like he was annoyed with them. The food here is excellent, easily five stars on its own. I'm docking a star for service. It was rude how they spoke to the elderly customers, rude to point silently at a menu instead of just saying the fish cakes are gone, and frustrating to be told the meat was ground when it wasn't. I'm not sure I can go back and dine in because it felt like we were a nuisance the whole time. I'll probably do carry out from now on. The inside is small and quaint and it looks like it gets busy around dinner, so come early if you want a table.

(4) ~ very good overall food & service. Note: Free parking garage nearby…read more DRINKS: ** Water (tap) = (4) very good, must be filtered;) * Thai iced Tea = (3.75) Good FOOD: ** Thaiger (Tiger) Crying Sandwich (provolone) = (4.25) Very tasty when you add the sauce to the sandwich;) ** Papaya Salad = (4) very tasty ** French Fries = (4) very good ** Mango Sticky Rice = (4) very good ** Roti Banana (see photo) = (4) very good * Tom Kha Soup (chicken) = (3.75) Good * Moo Ping Burger (see photo) = (3.75) Good

7.1.26 There have…read morebeen a few changes since my last visit two years ago, most noticeably to the décor and layout. I noticed that some of the tables have been changed from square to rectangular, making the dining room feel more open and spacious. Each table is now decorated with a small lamp, and artwork adorns the walls--simple updates that add warmth and enliven the ambiance. Another noticeable change is the packaging for the entrée I ordered. It has been updated from a square container to a rice bowl, which I much prefer. The previous packaging reminded me of a school cafeteria, while the new presentation feels more appealing. During my last visit, they also offered lunch specials, which no longer appear to be available. That was a bit disappointing, although it may have been a promotion when they first opened. Their menu is somewhat atypical for a local Thai restaurant, with offerings such as tacos, burgers, and sandwiches. I was in the mood for my usual favorites--Pad Thai and Pad See Ew--but neither is on the menu. I ordered a Thai iced tea and the Kao Mun Gai Tod. The iced tea was good, but I would have preferred a bolder tea flavor. It seemed a bit diluted, possibly from too much ice. The chicken, however, was crispy and flavorful, and the rice was cooked perfectly--tender rather than dry or chewy. Our server was attentive throughout the meal. She checked on us regularly and promptly cleared our table, providing excellent service.

Great thai restaurant for a delicious meal! The drunken noodles with chicken was flavorful and…read morespicy. The wonton soup was refreshing and comforting! The service was quick, attentive and kind. The restaurant seemed clean and there is plenty of indoor seating.

I'm usually not someone to like Thai but I really enjoyed this restaurant!…read more The fresh spring rolls were indeed very fresh and yummy! I liked the sauce- it was interesting. The fried spring rolls were super! And good the sauce was too. The Thai and lychee and Thai tea are spectacular. The best Thai tea I've had perhaps. Veggie dumplings are also SPECTACULAR!!! Red curry panang was Super good and coconut flavored . It was a bit too strong and rich for me but definitely good. Shrimp black pepper was good! Pad Thai with tofu so good!!! The peanut hint was delicious and the noodles had a perfect texture Pad kaprow was pretty good and a little spicy. The drunk noodle was ok. Not crazy about the noodle texture but the chicken on its own is ok. The combo of the noodle chicken and veggie isn't bad but I'm not crazy about it because of the noodles. The beef is a bit too chewy and I'm not crazy about the taste (bland). All in all the main dishes were very good and so were the apps!

Came back for the 100th time (this year!) and it never gets old or disappoints! We love this place…read moreso much that we eat here atleast once, sometimes twice a week. Either in the restaurant or ubereats! It's become an addiction! I would recommend dishes but honestly, everything is good!

Tasty drunken noodles and tom Yum soup, it's only my second visit here but both times have been…read moreamazing and I will be back!!

First time trying, service is fast but they are patient if you need more time to order. Portions…read moreare huge and flavor profiles are what you'd expect. Husband ordered the Spicy Catfish which he enjoyed a lot and he's usually very skeptical in dispensing compliments over fish dish.

We had lunch here a few days ago. The food was excellent. We had pineapple fried rice and it was…read moreexcellent. The Panang Curry was excellent also. The service was very quick and friendly. The Restuarant was clean and had a nice ambiance. We will definitely be going here in the future.

Shhhhhh. We had another truly - unusually - excellent dinner this evening. This restaurant has a…read morewide and extensive menu. There's Pad Thai and the other standards, done great! We enjoy their special menu items, amazing and exotic appetizers, and so many of their unique and creative entrees found throughout the menu. This place should have a line. Shhhhhhh!

Highly recommend for thai food! Stopped in for a late lunch and was able to order and eat quickly…read more Friendly servers and staff who were able to accommodate my parties dietary restrictions. We tried the chive cakes, pad thai, and papaya salad. Great portions that all tasted good! Especially the chive cakes as they weren't too greasy and the papaya salad which was really refreshing. It was pretty quiet when we were there and wasn't overly loud or disruptive. Certainly a very casual spot.

One of the best spots in MoCo for Thai cuisine!…read more My family and I love going to Bangkok Garden for friendly, efficient service and delicious Thai food. This time around, we ordered pad thai, one dish with shrimp and one with beef, crabmeat fried rice, and the khao soy noodles. The khao soy was the perfect amount of spicy and the chicken pieces + fresh onions + crispy noodles added a nice texture to the richness of the broth. This order came literally 5 minutes after we placed it, with the rest of the food coming shortly after! Portions are reasonable - all of us managed to finish our plates and felt pretty content if not full. I would say this place has a fun, upbeat atmosphere with the colorful, graffiti walls. Very limited seating though, so understandably there may be a wait time on a busy Friday or Saturday night.

Came here on a weekday around 4PM with a friend, most of the tables were surprisingly full. Shared…read morethe kao soi and drunken noodle with tofu. Flavors of both were good, the drunken noodles had a roasty flavor from I suspect using a big flame under a wok which was great. Kao soi flavor was strong, but the chicken was flavorless and a bit dry. I asked if I could get half veggies half tofu for the drunken noodles and was told it'd be an extra $2 which I thought was a bit ridiculous, at least they told me beforehand. I asked for spicy and it wasn't really that spicy. Good flavors all around though and decent portions. Pricing I guess was fine, ~$35 post-tax pre-tip. I didn't like that they have a lot of plastic and one-time use items - they gave us water in plastic cups, wooden one-time use chopsticks wrapped in plastic, paper plates if we wanted to share food I guess (I gave this back to them when they brought it over). Boo.

We had dinner at Thai Chef with another couple a few weeks ago and, between the food, drink,…read moreservice, and fun decor, I knew I'd found the place where I wanted to have my retirement party with old friends. Crystal and I shared the fried rice that she ordered and the duck curry that I ordered, and I enjoyed both, but the perfectly sweet duck curry really made me happy, so I had it again at my party. Our party of 15 was served efficiently, including pad thai and pineapple fried rice for everyone, and I enjoyed the Crazy Thai Lady: Tequila infused with Thai chili and lime leaves in a tartly-rimmed glass with my dinner. NOTE: They don't take reservations after 6pm.

My partner and I came back today for a late lunch. The place was not crowded…read more We ordered a Tom Yum soup with two spoons, Drunken Noodles and Pineapple Fried Rice. We've had the Drunken noodles before and they are consistently good. The fried rice, my first time for this dish, was very good. Three large shrimp, chicken, chunks of pineapple and some veggies with a very tasty rice. Yum. One disappointment today that I think is worth mentioning. We routinely get the Tom Yum soup and it is one of my favorite things here. Today, the broth tasted like sriracha sauce. My partner agreed. The manager came over and asked how things were. I told her that I was disappointed in the soup, and asked if they had changed their recipe. I told her that we routinely get this item as a favorite, and that it normally has a complex flavor of spices and this time tastes like simple sriracha. She asked if we wanted a different soup. I told her no, that this is our favorite soup and that we get it every time and it's just disappointing this time. She said it probably had too much chili paste put into it and that she'd talk to the head chef. And that was the end of it. Never heard another word or saw her again. When the check came, the charge for the soup was still on the bill. I'm deducting a point from my 5-point scores in the past because I'm disappointed that the manager acknowledged there was a problem but still charged for the soup.