Fantastic food consistently. My go-to when craving Thai food. Crispy rolls and Drunken Noodle with…read morebeef

The chopsticks had been eaten by termites, and the package was chewed open. You could clearly see…read moreit from the outside. It's sprinkled Wood dust throughout the entire bag. The beef soup was inedible. The beef was like chewing on a bouncy ball. The pad thai tasted okay, but the noodles were completely congealed together like it had been reheated. And the price for this quality is shocking. Over $60 for food that we picked up ourselves. Wouldn't recommend.

You HAVE to eat here. This was our favorite place we ate at in Boise. We were excited to try…read moreBurmese food for the first time. Nahm is located in a strip mall so has a lot of free and easy parking out front. It was pretty packed, but we were seated immediately. It's a pretty casual spot. Their menu had a lot of delicious options, but we decided to order the most popular Burmese dishes according to Yelp. We started with the tea leaf salad. This salad was SPICY! It had tons of yummy ingredients in it. The star of the show was the hung lay. We loved the rich and delicious flavors. We liked it so much we want to recreate it at home! I can't speak too much about the Thai options since we went with Burmese dishes, but know that the Burmese food is great here.

Neat small spot with good service and excellent food. Had a lunch for 5 during a seminar and the…read moreserved us quickly as requested. Panang curry with coconut rice was perfect everyone else enjoyed their dishes as well. I real liked the samosas, they were insulated and had some sweet potato added. I was dubious but they were excellent

The chicken khao soi was so good and flavorful. I didn't have high expectations, but it really was…read moreone of those meals where you just eat in silence to enjoy it. The only thing I would've done differently was get extra spice as the spicy was still pretty mild to me. The service was great as they were coming around to ask if I needed anything. The waitress even packed my order which I rarely see anywhere I go.

Driving through Boise enroute to Washington and found this spot next to Costco. We both got lunch…read morespecials, Thai tea, and crab Rangoons. Service friendly and very fast. Food was excellent with large portions. Would definitely come back!!

Amazingly fresh & delicious! The Staff is so friendly & attentive! This has quickly become our…read morefavourite go-to spot for curry! Highly recommend!!

I am visiting from Seattle and wanted some Thai and/or Laotian food. Googled and this place came up…read morewith pretty good reviews and photos looked good on yelp. I made an online order and my food was ready on time. Inside was nicely decorated and clean. I only got one dish, which was Kor Moo Yang (Thai Pork Steak). The pork had a bit too much fat. Also, the portions for the meat and rice were small for the price. It was okay overall. I would be willing to try a different dish.

This is definitely one of my go to spots as their food is consistently good. They have really good…read morepad Thai, I also really like their tara lettuce wraps. My daughter really loves their chicken satay. My husbands not big into Thai food, but even he likes this place. Service is always very good, they're usually very quick getting the food out. Place is always clean. I would definitely recommend this place.

Service is rather non existent, waitress dropped off our food never to be seen again, I needed a…read morerefill on my drink as well as a To go box for my leftovers she was nowhere in sight. Service under the old owners was way more attentive. The taste of the food was good, menu is way smaller and way more expensive than it used to be. Don't know when I'll be back

My family and I were in the mood for some good Thai food and came to Pad Thai House to try it out…read more We got here before the dinner crowd which allowed us to get settled before the rush because this is a popular spot. Our server was friendly and helpful with our questions on the great variety of choices. We started with the shrimp and cream cheese wonton appetizers. Both were crispy, flavorful and a good start to a great meal. We shared entrees family style and had the Massuman curry with duck, Pad Thai with shrimp and chicken and the Kung Pao. The Pad Thai was some of the best we have had in the Treasure Valley. The rich flavor and generous ingredients kept us coming back for more. The curry had a slightly sweet flavor with a variety of spices I haven't tasted before. I love a unique spin on a dish that stands out instead of the same old "by the numbers" variety and Pad Thai House is definitely in a class of their own with their curry. The Kung Pao had a great combination of bite-sized vegetables and flavorful beef that was wonderful over their generous portions of rice. We have found a go-to spot with the Pad Thai House and are looking forward to trying more dishes on their menu.

It's a solid middle of the road Thai place. I was not blown away but the service was excellent and…read morethe food was fresh and hot. I liked the server a lot that made our experience better! The food felt average to me. The honey roasted duck was good and the portion is a great size. The fried rice is nothing to write home about. The restaurant was packed and it was clearly popular.

Food tasty, generous and authentic .. Service prompt,…read moreattentive and personable. Ambience quiet with Asian decoor.

We discovered Thai Bistro shortly after moving to Boise. I must admit, we got a bit addicted for…read moreawhile. You can order dishes as spicy as you like. I'm not much for extra heat, but I like a bit here and there. I always order their Summer rolls (shrimp) because the sauces are so dang tasty! This is one of the addictive things for me. my husband usually orders the drunken noodles, which were better than I would have guessed they would be. I snuck some off his plate and was surprised at the wonderful combined flavors. I usually get the Tom Kha Gai soup. It's my go-to for all Asian restaurants, so I compare places based on how good that soup is, and this one has a pretty good base, but I do wish there were more veggies in it. All in all, yummy, though! You're also not going to break the bank here, and you will likely have leftovers, and feel very satisfied when you leave. You can't argue with that, can you?

Interesting Japanese fusion menu. Lots of vegan options. The design of the place is very fun but…read moreIMO the atmosphere is somewhat diminished by everything being packaged in to-go containers and kiosk ordering. The person who brought my food out seemed nice though. I liked their music choices. I had the vegan orange tofu bowl. It was pretty good - the tofu was had a nice crispy coating, the vegetables were fresh, and the orange sauce was really good. Some orange sauces are very sweet but this one was more balanced, more tangy than sweet. Note that this comes with a salad dressing containing honey by default. They make this pretty clear in the menu description and give you the option to remove it; I got the dressing but think the bowl would still be good without it. I also got a mini matcha cheesecake slice. I wanted a sweet bite but didn't have the appetite for a big dessert, so this was the perfect size. The matcha flavour was nice and it wasn't too sweet, though it was a little on the dry side. Overall a good place if you want a very casual and quick but healthy meal.

An elderly man I presumed to be the manager, though I momentarily mistook him to be Bryan Kohberger…read moredue to his placid empty smile and hair frozen with Tresemme gel, called me fat. He thought I could not hear him, as he went behind the counter and whispered to another employee. For context, I am 24 years old, and I just gave birth to my first daughter. He brought the food out to me (3 sushi rolls and some of those little fish desserts), said little to nothing before retreating back behind the counter and "whispering" to another employee, "you'd think fat people would know when to stop." Damn, will not be returning.

Driving though, stopped to charge and found this place... oh my goodness it was amazing!!!!…read more I will for sure come back, it was incredible food and super reasonable prices!

I just moved to the area and was craving Thai food. Found this place and thought I'd give it a try…read more We were seated right away and our server was very welcoming and honest when helping us decided on a plate. The restaurant itself was pretty quiet and had booths and banquet size tables. I was so happy with the dish!! It tasted just like food in the Bay Area ( recently moved from Cali). The noodles definitely packed a punch. And the papaya salad tasted just like mama makes. Will be coming here often!!

It's a ghost kitchen but the food was fantastic. Highly recommend the cashew chicken. Add one…read morestar to your usual spice level, they have a light hand.

Mai Thai has gone through a lot. There was the kitchen fire in November 2023 that closed down the…read morepopular downtown Boise eatery. Days later, the city condemned the entire building, saying that a seemingly never-ending project by the building's owner to replace a basement floor had rendered the building unsafe. What had been expected to be a two-month closure has lingered for nearly two years as the building owner and the city have fought in court to get the building made safe again. As a result, Mai Thai, which had operated in the Union Block for 20 years has been largely homeless for nearly two years. They reopened at the kitchen of the defunct Crave delivery service in Meridian, a ghost kitchen concept, offering takeout and delivery far from the restaurant's Boise base. In early August, Mai Thai opened at a Boise ghost kitchen, only it's owner Billy Pothikamjorn and his staff running the place, not contacted workers with no ties to the actual restaurant. Mai Thai was located close to our home in Boise's West End and its new location is even closer. It's located in the West End Food Co. on Main Street. We ordered Hat Yai fried chicken, street food from Thailand topped with crispy shallots and served with yellow curry, roti and ginger rice. I had drunken noodles and Kristy and I shared an order of paratha a type of roti bread) with Japanese pumpkin green curry. Everything was excellent. Pothikamjorn took my order and prepared the food, so I knew it was going to have the same quality as when they were in their downtown location. Service is mostly restricted to takeout and free delivery if you live within a six-mile radius. There's a few tables outside, but it's on the sunny side of the street and during the hot summer likely isn't too inviting. I'm glad to see Billy and his crew back in Boise. They were among the restaurants that sustained us during Covid with their home delivery so we're happy they've persevered despite the troubles at their former location.