Very hospitable and the good waa amazing!! The pork belly was super tender, and I requested less…read moresweet for Thai tea and she made it perfectly

When I say I LOVE aurora crepes & peking duck I mean it. I've had pretty much half of the menu so…read morefar and I can't wait to eat everything. I can say I come at least once a week that's how good the food is. They're open 7 days a week and have the best customer service I've seen by far in Fairbanks. If you ever find yourself here or haven't tried them yet YOU MUST. I highly recommend their Duck Rice Bowl & their Beef Brisket rice bowl. They're my go to meals when I don't know what I'd like to try. 10/10 I love Aurora and I'm always so happy going in and leaving the restaurant.

Best pork fried rice in Alaska! Fast and efficient service. Steaming hot yummy pork fried rice!read more

I don't know how to feel about the food. It's wasn't bad but it wasn't good…read more I order the General Tso Chicken special that comes with fried rice and an egg roll. My husband got the Mongolian Beef special. Let's start with what we didn't like. The egg roll. It was said to be pork but there wasn't pork in it, quite honestly it should not be on the menu. I'm sorry but it tastes like the frozen egg rolls you buy at a supermarket market. My kid and husband both spit it out. The Mongolia beef was good, but there were way more vegetables than meat. The General Tso Chicken, was just okay. It wasn't to my spice preference but it was cooked good. The fried rice was also just okay. Overall I wouldn't put Panda Garden on my list of go to places if I'm looking for a meal to make me happy dance while eating. But I also would write them off, because the food was okay and they do provide a lot of food. Which I can appreciate. (25 cents for extra duck sauce apparently)

Look, I don't normally write reviews, but Shanghai Thai food truck on Geist Road totally rocks! The…read moreportions are huge and the prices are super affordable. Seriously, for Thai food in Fairbanks, this place is way better than Lemongrass--more flavor and larger portions! If you're hungry and want some flavor that'll make you cry, you gotta hit up Shanghai Thai!

Owner was very nice doing takeout order and when I picked up. Food came out more expensive than any…read moreof the prices listed that you can find online, and I didn't see prices listed when I came to pickup. The pad thai wasn't good, menu says it will have bean sprouts and green onion which it had neither, barely any peanuts, and overall a pretty bland flavor. The general tso chicken I ordered spicy but it didn't have any spice, I did like how the chicken was cooked though and it wasn't bathed in breading. But there was a lot of like breading crumbles mixed in the sauce. I'd come back for the general tso chicken, will give them another try.

Admittedly, I have been to a large number of Japanese restaurants and have even traveled to Japan…read more Short of being in there, this is one of my favorite Japanese restaurants. Fushimi is special, tucked into a small strip mall with somewhat limited parking. It has a very fun interior, themed almost like any other Japanese steakhouse. The dining experience was great and our waiter was even better. He even chatted with me about my experience in Japan, his experience in the states, and let me practice the very little of the language I still remember from high school (it's been a long while). But the food...if I lived here, I'd be a regular. And quite honestly, I wasn't expecting to enjoy it as much as I did. We ordered a few things, including the salmon teriyaki dinner. It came out sizzling (literally) but was still perfectly cooked. It wasn't dry or super fishy, just absolutely delicious served over a bed of vegetables with a side of steamed rice. We also ordered a few rolls which, for the life of me, I can't remember the name of because I was too busy actually enjoying my food. Overall, a great dining experience and I can't wait to visit again.

Great bento box and crab stuffed Rangoons. Service was quick for my takeout. Very good spot in…read moreFairbanks.

I went one time, if you're looking to be reminded of Chinese food back home this is the place. Good…read moreprice and the food it's good too.

In the last 10 years, Bamboo Pandahas gone from primo, to penny pinching away basic food standards…read more We just spent a ton of $$ on takeout and have just pulled it out of the bag and two things stand out that make me want to spend my cash somewhere else next time: First, the sauces are so watered down they are basically colored water (sweet and sour water, hot mustard water, lemon chicken water, you get the point). Second, I could go to Costco and buy the same chicken nuggets (though I wouldn't pour watersauce on them) for a quarter of the cost. I'm sking nicely, PLEASE become as good as you used to be?

Came here for pick up for dinner. When I placed my order over the phone, the lady was so sweet and…read morefriendly. When I got there - my order was ready and everyone was super friendly ! Very warm and welcoming. I got the (holy basil) with chicken and a side of rice. Overall - the food tasted delicious! It was amazing!

Since the Thai food is good in Fairbanks, had to try another spot as well. Lemon Grass Thai Cuisine…read moreseemed to be the overall popular pick, so I had to check it out. Ordered Pad See Ew with Beef, Gaeng Pa-Nang with Halibut, and Pad Plick Khing with Halibut. Although I thought this was very good, I didn't think it was better than the other Thai restaurant that I had been to earlier in the week. Food was just missing that little something that would make it truly elite. I will give credit to the Mango Sticky Rice though, that was great. Staff here were really friendly. Took care of our orders quickly because we got here right before the kitchen was about to close. Also filled our water quite a bit. Lemon Grass is still pretty good, glad I tried it.

We were a little hesitant to order from here because we've never seen a full Thai and Chinese Menu…read moreout of a drive-thru. We were feeling frisky one Saturday night and gave it a shot. I'm glad we did because it was pretty good. The service was very nice and portions are large. My Pad Thai noodles were a little dry and sticking together but otherwise very good along with the Lo Mein and Shrimp Fried Rice. Yay for drive-thru Chinese!

I love their hut that they have on the corner of Farmer's Loop and Old Steese. However, they close…read moreit for the summer to go to Denali and don't return until possibly October. I have always had good food from there. I did try the restaurant on Old Steese next to Brewsters and was not as satisfied. The prices are higher, which I wasn't aware of when I ordered, and the food was not the same. I'm giving 4 stars for the hut's food, disappointed they are not open year round.

Siam Square was not very good at all. It is located in an office-like space inside a building, and…read morethe interior was not well kept up. To top it off, the prices are quite expensive for what you get. The food really missed the mark. Pad Thai noodles were very mushy, and the sauce was way too sweet. Meatball Pho had a strange, slightly off taste that just didn't seem right. I'd skip the complex noodle soups and stickier noodle dishes in favor of a basic fried rice or a standard curry which might be a safer bet. (Check out the attached photos to see the space and the menu pics for pricing). Pro Tip: Because it's tucked away inside an office complex style building, it is a bit confusing to locate from the parking lot, but just follow the signs. To their credit, operating a Thai and Vietnamese fusion restaurant in interior Alaska means higher ingredient import costs. Because delicate rice noodles, fresh bean sprouts, and specific herbs like Thai basil or cilantro cannot be grown locally during the harsh sub-zero winters, restaurants have to fly them in or transport them up via the Alaska Highway which explains the higher prices.

On a Friday afternoon, my group and I were greeted by a friendly, female server who allowed us to…read morechoose where to sit. The inside of the restaurant appeared casual but their seats were comfortable and tables were clean. As I looked through the menu, it was the first time I have seen pho offered at a Thai restaurant. My dad was curious about the Thai version of the Vietnamese soup, so he ordered the Pho with Chicken. The pho was also served with fresh basil, bean sprouts, and chopped peanuts. He thought the broth tasted good even though it was not the authentic kind. My mom loved her Pad Thai with tofu, while my sister enjoyed her Pad Z Ew with tofu. I ordered the Pa-Nang curry with chicken which came with rice and loved how it had a mild spice with a hint of coconut milk flavor but was tasty. I was also surprised at how generous the portions were considering the items were from their lunch menu. Important things to note: -I recommend dining in during the early afternoon because it did get busy at mid-afternoon. -Dine-in ends at 8:30pm but they will accept take out orders until they close at 9pm. -To enter the restaurant, you have to go through the Regency Court Mall first. -They are closed on Tuesdays Thank you to the staff at Siam Square for providing Thai food that resembles a home cooked meal.