Bamboo Thai Restaurant

Terrible food and customer service. I was harassed to leave a tip after pay for my food. I find this extremely rude because tips are not required by law in the U.S.—they are generally voluntary payments. If you choose to pay your employees less than minimum wage, that is your responsibility, not mine. We already pay the cost that allows you to employ people

The plate I paid in your business $19 I can do at home for $5 to maximum $8.

You've just lost a regular customer. Good luck with your business and pay less than the minimum wage is your problem not the customers problem.

I think this is the reason you're always empty.

I'm allergic to mushrooms and they're in everything I got despite not being listed.

I ordered through DoorDash, it is my first time trying this restaurant, and I am pleasantly surprised at how delicious and filling this meal was. I reluctantly tried the drunken noodle with shrimp, fearing I’d get all noodle and a few mixins. I was wrong. The flat noodle was cooked perfectly and absorbed all the flavors of the sauce. The dish was loaded with veggies and a fair amount of protein. I also added extra chicken and it was the best noodle dish I’ve had in a very long time. I’m pretty sure this is a shareable dish. I fought to get to half of it and I’m very full and satisfied.

I love bringing friends here for dinner because the food is yummy, plentiful, and the staff are so kind. The ambiance is amazing and peaceful.

The fresh spring rolls were easily the best I’ve ever had. The House Pad Thai was also delicious. At the recommendation of a friend we tried the mango sticky rice for dessert, which was perfect; not too sweet. Our server was very friendly and our food came out very quickly. Absolutely loved the atmosphere, especially as someone who loves plants.

The dumplings in the Vegetable Dumpling Soup tasted store-bought and bland. The Crispy Chive Dumplings were nice, but they were so oily that we could barely taste the chives.

The Thai Iced Tea was the standout. We ordered it with less sugar, and it was very worth it. However, skip the boba—they were dry and rubbery.

For mains, we got the spicy Drunken Noodles and the Green Curry with Tofu. The noodles were overcooked and way too mushy. In the curry, there wasn’t enough sauce compared to the amount of rice. The tofu, however, was great in both dishes!

tried tons of thai restaurants from nyc to boston. pad thai's taste is definitely one of the best in boston! not overly expensive like other places too.

Food: 5

I had a hair in my food

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 2

Service: 1

Great food! Very consistent. I personally always get either the green curry or pad thai along with tom yum soup.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: House Pad Thai, Noodles, Spring Roll, Drunken Noodles

We are repeat customers here and love their food. Their chive dumplings, drunken noodles and spicy basil fried rice are awesome.

Vegetarian options: They can make several dishes vegetarian.

Parking: They have parking at neighboring Whole foods, you get a pass from them and keep it on your dash. Street parking is also available.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Fried Rice, Drunken Noodles

Don't love mushrooms in panang...

Sometimes the food is the best I had in the area.

Has a nice atmosphere ?foods good.very accommodating

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: House Pad Thai, Sweet Mango Sticky Rice

Nice little place near the college. Very fair prices, excellent food!!!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

That was very nice. There was only one group there with us. The restaurant is clean, as are the toilets. We have Satay, Fishcake, FrideRice, Popowock...or something like that. Everything was very tasty and the quantity was decent. Very friendly service. BAMBOO...TOP?

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5