Spring rolls were excellent; packed with a ton of veggies and full of flavor. Definitely a strong…read morestart. Next, I had the tom yum soup and the red coconut curry with tofu. The tom yum was interesting. It wasn't bad, but I'm used to a more tomato-forward broth. The tofu was also a bit overcooked and dry. The red coconut curry had a nice kick to it, which I appreciated, but it lacked vegetables; there were more bamboo shoots than anything else. Both dishes were good overall, but they leaned a little too lemon-forward, which took away from their shine.

Consistently decent food. It's not the best Thai I've had but definitely good. For the area I can…read moregive a solid recommendation

They're getting worst. Used be one of the best in harco. All dishes are 95% noodles or rice. Less…read moresauce and less flavor on everything. Service is ok but not worth it anymore. Also downs sized the drinks and sides for the same price if not more. Meat is poor quality now also

Not bad but not good. A lot of the food was very oily tasting. Got the yellow curry chicken. It had…read morespice but no flavor. The pineapple in it was good. Coworker I was with got the sweet and sour chicken. Well, it's not a lie. He got a plate of just chicken with rice. Not exactly what we expected. Just thought there would be more to it like some onions or broccoli...something.

Line was long. AC was very cold. Food was delicious, but…read moresomewhat pricy. Service was great. We tipped well.

The food is good. The service is great. Everything comes out fast and everyone is very friendly.read more

On a cool and sleepy early spring Thursday, we ere the 1st customers for lunch, not having been…read morehere for most of a decade, since before the pandemic. That Ying Thai even exists speaks to the stability and staying power of the business. We really were wowed. The lunch specials are very cost-effective with portion sizes that represent exceeding good value. Spice can be moderated to taste (they will ask you to rate 1 to 5, how spicy) and service was rock solid by the charming waitress. One thing about spice level - order one level down from where your instinct suggests. The dozen or so lunch specials on the menu, all are priced the same, with a small variable depending on the protein you select (tofu, chicken, shrimp or beef). The physical space is small (we can easily imagine the dozen small tables being full) and parking is quite limited right nearby (tiny municipal paid parking lot) but this inconvenience is well worth it. We definitely plan to come back.

Food was awesome and the service was fantastic, the ambiance is cute and quiet!! Drunken Noodles…read morewas superb!!

I found Lee's Asian Bistro on a subreddit and saw it had great reviews so we gave it a try. All of…read morethis food (plenty of leftover) was $65. The place might be a family business because a middle school kid was running the front. The cook/food runner was very nice and quick. The food came out hot and fresh! The place is small, tucked away between a Pizza Hut and a Pub. We got the rangoons for free (very nice gesture!). The broccoli in garlic sauce was so good! I've been craving crunchy veggies and this hit the spot. The crispy chicken Szechuan style was so good! Super crispy and the sauce was addicting. The shrimp toast was also crunchy and had nice flavor. The sweet and sour chicken was as you expected of a basic item, nothing too special. The pan fried dumplings were perfect to me. Crispy outside, savory inside and the dipping sauce was a great sauce! We will *definitely* be back to try more of their menu.

This is a great place for Chinese dishes. Kung Pao chicken is one of our favorites. It's clean…read more Service is excellent. Polite and friendly staff. Highly recommended.

delicious food!! some of the best thai i've had in the dmv! the pad thai was my favorite but the…read moredrunken noodle was also delicious. the basil fried rice was a bit bland but i still enjoyed it. pork satay and thai tea were also great. decor is also cool. the food also came out very quickly. level 2 is also pretty spicy so if you can't hold your spice, level 1 is recommended lol they don't americanize the spice for you

There's not too many Thai restaurants north of Baltimore. Fortunately, there is Thai Rainbow. It's…read morea cozy little Thai restaurant in Middle River, at the White Marsh exit. The menu has all the traditional Thai dishes. The pork satay skewers have a nice grill smoky flavor. The panang curry is perfectly creamy and tangy. The beef namtok had generous portions of beef steak. It was surprisingly not very spicy and needed additional chilies. Pro tip, ask the server for the chili pepper condiment tray (see photo) so you can individually spice the food. The best reason to go here is that the food is reasonably priced. If you live north of the city and want delicious Thai food at a reasonable price, this is the place to go.

1st time in and tried the Curry Puffs. Very good. Server was exceptional and the place was…read moredecorated with a bunch of paintings on wall. Very cool. Had the Khao Soy (Chicken curry noodle soup). Very good !!! A MUST Try

Outstanding restaurant. We have had a lot of Thai food but this place stands out…read more The flavors are appetizing and the service excellent. Their menu items are different than what we usually see. The dishes we tried were all perfectly cooked, even the rice. Try the crispy rice appetizer with ground chicken. It's savory and the rice gives it a nice texture. We will be driving here from Annapolis for Thai food from now on.

I ordered a quick to-go order of Pad Woo Sen and was really pleased. The noodles were done…read moreperfectly and a dish that sadly frequently gets served swimming in oil was on the nose. I'll for sure visit again to explore the menu.

Terrible food! Mango rice with pork was so tough and dry to…read morechew and chicken pad thai, noodle was over cooked and saggy alsotoo sweet to eat, Must have been changed cook, quality of foods are poor and insulting for them to charge 3% if you use credit card!

This was my first visit to a Thai restaurant just to try Pad Thai. I was here at Thai Bistro for…read morelunch. They had reduced price meals for lunch , which seemed to be the more popular dishes, compared to the full menu. I enjoyed the sauce on my meal, no need for soy sauce. If you want hotter, they can provide a hot choice. One young lady, who was very polite and friendly, took my order and five other tables without leaving anyone unattended. I also liked the music playlist they had. It was classic pop hits but performed in different styles than the original performers. I'm looking forward to returning to try other Thai dishes!

This place is a must visit if you enjoy Thai food. Papaya salad is fresh, delicious and spicy. The…read morespring rolls never disappoint. I tried the side of steamed vegetables tonight to add a little more food to the order without over doing it. I was very impressed with the freshness of the vegetables. Will definitely order these again! My order was ready when I arrived and the service was quick.

Small shop, four-ish tables inside. Many orders togo and even eating in it is served in togo…read morecontainers. Kapow was very delicious server very nice and recommended

My Thai Go is a gift! I love ordering takeout from here. It's fast, convenient, flavorful, and…read morewell-priced. My go-tos are the basil fried rice with veggies (they give you sooo many amazing, fresh veggies) and the chicken pad thai. Each dish can easily be 3-4 portions depending on how hungry you are. But recently, I ordered the tom ka soup for the first time. I've only had tom ka maybe once or twice in my life before and never thought to order it from here but it will now be a staple for me, especially in these colder months. It was just $7 for a good sized bowl filled with mushrooms, tofu and herbs. The broth was fragrant and balanced. So comforting, especially served with the large chunks of tofu I opted for. Their hours can be limited, (closed on Tuesday and open until 8pm most days) otherwise I'd be eating here more frequently.