Visiting from California and I didn't know Thai food was popular in Alaska? Came here first day we…read morelanded and it already felt cozy inside. We came on a Friday night around 8pm and it wasn't crowded at all. Lots of seats were still open! I got the pad kee mao (drunken noodles) with chicken and it was pretty good. It's definitely a bit on the sweeter and tangy side. I love how it's saucy on the bottom! I do wish it came with more chicken though. It was a nice portion for around 20 bucks. My friend got the green curry which came out to be more on the watery side. Also as she kept eating it got less green and was more of a beige color? She said that dish was lacking. The Thai tea here is pretty good and extremely sweet! I personally wish it was less sweet. The inside of this place feels cozy and warm. I love all the beautiful Thai decorations around and the workers here are nice. They checked in a lot to see if our dishes all arrived. TDLR: Drunken noodles are good, sweet, tangy and saucy. Green curry was lacking. Thai tea is really sweet.

Had an egg roll and red curry. It was excellent as usual. Order was delivered quickly and well…read morepackaged. Definitely one of my main Thai spots in Fairbanks.

Came here as one of our friends were craving hot Asian food, and it was one of the only Thai…read morerestaurants that were open past 8pm. The staff in the restaurant were nice and we were able to get seated right away during dinner hours. The decor inside was very simple and casual. We ended up ordering chicken satay and egg rolls as appetizers, which both were decent. For entrees, we ordered pineapple fried rice (which you have to ask them to add pineapple to the fried rice item on the menu), beef massaman curry, tom kha gai soup (one with coconut milk), and drunken noodles with chicken. All the entrees were also pretty decent and flavorful, although I did find most of them to be on the saltier side. The meat in the massaman curry did also taste super soft but almost in a canned meat kind of way. We were also served water but everyone in our group felt like the water tasted weird, almost like there was some kind of cleaning supply or chlorine type after taste. We saw that they put lemons but there were no lemon taste in the water. We were all concerned by the taste and ended up not drinking any of the water (despite the food being salty and we really needed some). Overall, not a bad spot outside of the water situation, but not a spot I'd necessarily recommend given the price of dishes and value.

It's pretty empty during the weekday lunch time. Food was good. I got the beef pad see ew and…read moreshrimp tom yum soup. They are both pretty good. I like the pad see ew noodles particularly. They put a lot of beef, but the beef is a little on the chewy side. The tom yum is a bit salty for me. It would be better to eat with rice instead of drinking the soup on its own.

Came to Bahn Thai because apparently the Thai food in Fairbanks is actually pretty legit for some…read morereason. Had to try it right? Ordered the Halibut Egg Rolls, Panang Curry with Halibut (which is not a normal menu item), Chu Chee Pla with Salmon, and Pad See Ew with Beef (which I have to order at every Thai restaurant I go to). I must say, this was up there with some of the best Thai food I've ever had. Not everything you see halibut in egg rolls, but I had to get it. the panang curry was up there with some of the best panang curry I've ever had, and it came with a fairly hefty portion of halibut. Chu chee pla was good, although it tasted a bit similar to the panang curry. Pad see ew was very good, and it was quite a huge portion as well. Staff here were very friendly despite being extremely slammed. There were only two people taking care of the entire restaurant and one cook in the back. Despite all that, the food came out at a fairly reasonable pace. Much kudos to them for working so hard. Really enjoyed my trip to Bahn Thai. I guess there really is elite Thai food up in Fairbanks!

We had a late lunch here - apparently it's the 2nd oldest Thai restaurant in Fairbanks. The decor…read moreis very extravagant. We got the halibut egg rolls, which was freshly fried and a bit more refreshing than a regular one because of the halibut. The ginger fish dish comes with either halibut or salmon. We opted for salmon and it was overcooked but the ginger sauce was very good. Once we broke down the salmon to soak up the sauce, it was tastier to eat. There were 4 small pieces. We also appreciated the loads of vegetables that come with this dish - strange how much we appreciate veggies in AK. We wonder if the traditional Thai dishes are the way to go here, but our meal was still good.

Disappointed!!! I live in Seattle and we have lots of AMAZING Thai restaurants. While searching…read morefor dinner I noticed Fairbanks has a lot of Thai options?!! This place was close to the hotel and had good reviews so I gave them a try. Walked in for dinner and a woman with limited English asked if it was "to go?" I explained I wanted to eat here. She seemed disappointed and told me the bathroom was out of order (didn't care and want planning on using the bathroom but thanks for telling me). Ordered drunken noodles with shrimp and she didn't ask me how spicy I wanted my food (I like my food spicy). Food came out pretty quickly. Shrimp were a good size but looking at the dish I wasn't sure it had any NOODLES? On closer review the noodles were too thick and soggy/gooey. It just ruined the entire dish. Flavor wasn't bad (wished it was more spicy) but the gooey noodles were just too much. Fairbanks has lots of Thai options - DONT COME HERE!!!

Came here our first evening in Fairbanks and were happy to get authentic Thai food with…read moreconsiderable portions and plenty of flavor. The place was packed for a Sunday night, which you would never have thought based on the light foot traffic outside the restaurant. The curries were the highlight!

Wonderful ambiance and service to match. Robust menu and it was delicious! Highly recommend.read more

We walked from downtown to this place for lunch. However, it was closed and the sign on the door…read morerecommended their restaurant on third Avenue which was yummy. So you might call ahead to see if they are open before you wander over to this place.

Excellent Thai food at this unassuming location in Fairbanks. Decor isn't special, but our red and…read moregreen. Heroes were fantastic.

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.

Staff is very nice but it's basically one server at the counter waiting on multiple tables. We…read morearrived when they opened for dinner and soon after, other customers showed up. Because we were the first few in the door, our entrees arrived sooner than others who came after. I was disappointed with the Thai iced tea, it lacked tea flavor and was more of condensed, excessively sweetened milk drink. I could only finish 1/2 and poured out the rest . We ordered 3 dishes and the portions were generous such that we had leftovers the next day. 1. Veggie Tom Yum Soup - was OK but I've had others with better flavor and wouldn't order this again. 2. Chicken pad Thai was the best dish of the bunch but it was very skinny rice noodles. It tasted better as next day leftovers after the flavors marinated overnight. 3. Pork green curry was watery and not green but looked more yellow. We had yellow curry at a Thai restaurant days earlier and thought that curry tasted more authentic and wasn't watery. Overall nice staff with average food.

We came here just on a whim and it's such a cute lil spot. We started with the crab Rangoon which…read morewas pretty good. Could use a little more crab. Alone it was kinda bland but with the sauce it was actually very good. I ordered the pad Thai with chicken. Honestly the flavor is very good but it was very unfortunate that the chicken and tofu came out very dry. Had it not been for that I would have given my dish an 8.5/10 but because of it unfortunately I can only give this a 6/10. My buddy got the pad kee ma ( drunken noodles) with chicken and again the chicken was very dry. It was also just kind of a bland flavor. Just a little disappointing. If they maybe added some garlic and a little more sauce I think it would have really elevated the dish. One thing I really like was it seemed like all the sauces were house made which is fantastic. I would still come back here to try some other food. But hopefully they can just get the meat to not be so dry.

We visited here while on Spring Break in Alaska. The food was hot and fresh!! The place was…read moredecorated very nicely. The service was amazing! The meal portions were huge! This food was so GOOD!! Highly recommend. Wish we lived closer, we would be frequent guests.

Amazing service with the best shrimp pad Thai that I have ever eaten. Really good flavors! The…read moreindoor seating area is so adorable.