Bangkok Cuisine

55 Mount Rose Street
Reno, NV 89509

(775) 322-0299

First of all, I would like to make it clear that I am not being compensated in anyway to blog about this restaurant.  My comments are based on dining at various Thai restaurants in the area.  In case you are wondering, no I am not Thai either.

The restaurant is conveniently located in downtown area in the corner of Mt. Rose and S. Virginia.  You will be greeted by their hostess in their traditional Thai outfit.  The ambiance is relaxed and decoration consists of colorful fabrics and Thai crafts. They serve authentic Thai cuisine as mild or wild as you want it, this Reno favorite has an exhaustive menu of curries, soups, pad Thai, and vegetarian dishes.

Here are my favorites.

Pad Thai (Picture)
Combination Fried Rice
Thai Iced Tea
Fried Bananas with Ice Cream

What are the drawbacks of this restaurant?

You have to park behind the restaurant.
Service can be better.
Price is a bit expensive compared to other local Thai restaurants.  I think you get your money's worth though.
Busy on weekends during 6 p.m. 

They have another branch in Mae Anne Ave. in NW Reno but their food are not as good as in this location.  The Mae Anne Ave. branch is more of a fast food ambiance.

For more extensive review visit http://www.yelp.com/biz/bangkok-cuisine-reno

Picture below provided by Flickr.com shezcrafti's

Catherine T. Sinocruz, e-Pro, ABR, GRI, CRS 
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