Very expensive for small portions. $21 for seafood drunken noodle which was a very small portion of noodles and not too much seafood. Wonton soup was $8 and came with only 3 small wontons. $9 for 3 very small spring rolls. Drunken noodles were good, but again, for the price it should’ve been at least 50% larger. Very disappointed in how little food we got for how much we spent. One seafood drunken noodle, one shrimp pad Thai, one order of spring rolls, one order of wonton soup came out to just over $60 (that’s just the price of food and tax, nothing else).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
manvir singh
Racist place worst food
Service: 1
Weiwei Wang (Esther)
Food is good. Service is horrible. Got my order wrong three times.
Food: 5
Service: 1
D J
Poor customer service and food was average at best. I ordered the crab fried rice. There was a man who took my order who had the worst attitude. Their location in Federal Hill has MUCH better service and food. Don't eat here go to Fed Hill location instead.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
SG Seo
Amazing Authentic Thai food!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ariel B
The food was good, but the service was awful. We ordered for pick up, and it took them an extra 40 minutes to get the food ready. There were about 10 other people waiting for food as well. If you're going to offer online orders and you know you're running that far behind, either close for orders or call people to let them know you're running behind. I would have much rather stayed at home than standing around on the sidewalk because your space is too small to accommodate more than two people waiting for food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Zina Poliszuk
I used carry out . The food that We got was good but 2/3 of it was rice. I wasn’t expecting to have to order vegetables a la carte with a $23.00 meal. Just about everything was too spicy for us and there did seem to be an option to order no spice.
Food: 3
Service: 5
agolight
We go to Bodhi whenever in Hampden or Fed Hill, they’re super accommodating and friendly! The mock chicken and mock duck are great, as is the tofu. We’ve had many of the curries, as well as other dishes like kra prow. We’ve been told you don’t have to exclusively stick to the vegan section of the menu, they can make many other items vegan as well.
We’ve had the vegan crab fried rice a few times and it is quite dry so that’s the only item I don’t recommend! The spice level is also usually on point on the dishes where it’s preset, not over the top but still a good kick.
Mee Oru
It's a small place but the food is just amazing
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodles
Teporah Bilezikian
My friend told me about this place and said it was open until 10. I was surprised. We got there at 9:15. They told us they weren’t seating anymore, but that they were still doing carry out. She got summer rolls and I ordered Panang Curry. Hers came out really fast, but it was very small compared to the last time she had ordered it. She showed me pictures from the last time she’d been there, and it was almost half the size of the ones she’d gotten before.
My curry dish had nine small cubes of tofu and three pieces of broccoli floating around in a thin curry sauce. On the menu it also said that it contains bell peppers and kafir.
We were already back to our cars, so I called them to let them know that it hadn’t contained all of the ingredients. They said that they usually put one slice of bell pepper, and they asked if I wanted one piece of bell pepper. I said no, I just wanted them to know that it wasn’t the same as was on the menu and they kindly apologized. I eat a lot of Thai food and this was a very paltry serving compared to what I’m used to. For $18 it wasn’t worth the value. The flavor and texture was delicious.
While we were waiting, I asked them what time they stopped seating for future reference (in case I wanted to come back), and he said 9:20. He started stammering when he realized that we had arrived before 9:20. We came to the conclusion that probably 9 o’clock was a safe bet, but I doubt we’ll be going back.
It’s possible that they just have bigger portions when you dine in.
Clearly labeled vegan menu with ability to add on extra mock "meat and seafood" as well as tofu and veggies.
We got the mock crab fried rice and red curry with tofu. Great warm spice without being a painful kind of spicy. Adorable atmosphere
Corey Matlak
This review is way overdue. My wife and I have been frequenting Bodhi for over a year now. This is the best Thai in the area. I love the panang curry, thai tea cocktail, and basil fried rice. We are either picking-up or eating-in about once a month. Seating and parking is limited, so come early for dinner if you want to dine in. Perfect for couples, but not for large parties.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Basil Fried Rice
Rohit Wason
This is a local gem. They slow cook their curries! It's an essential to getting that thick creamy paste around the "meat" (tofu in my case). I'm in town for only a couple more nights, but I'm def coming back!
Paula Simon
First time patron. Loved all of our dishes! Fried Eggplant w pineapple sauce for dipping was DIVINE. Tempura like outer crust and soft creamy eggplant center. 8 pieces for $9, a bargain. Entrees were delicious too. Drunken Noodles w Chicken and Veggie Pad Thai w Tofu. Sticky rice w Mango for dessert. Very lovely little place w a full bar. Great waitress. Will definitely return soon!
Vegetarian options: 4 Vegan entree options that sound good!
Had the curry puffs and the chicken Kra Prow. The curry puffs were delicious and the Kra Prow had a really good taste at first, but it was too spicy to finish. This is my own fault and I will ask them to tone down the spice if I order there again.
Very expensive for small portions. $21 for seafood drunken noodle which was a very small portion of noodles and not too much seafood. Wonton soup was $8 and came with only 3 small wontons. $9 for 3 very small spring rolls. Drunken noodles were good, but again, for the price it should’ve been at least 50% larger. Very disappointed in how little food we got for how much we spent. One seafood drunken noodle, one shrimp pad Thai, one order of spring rolls, one order of wonton soup came out to just over $60 (that’s just the price of food and tax, nothing else).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Racist place worst food
Service: 1
Food is good. Service is horrible. Got my order wrong three times.
Food: 5
Service: 1
Poor customer service and food was average at best. I ordered the crab fried rice. There was a man who took my order who had the worst attitude. Their location in Federal Hill has MUCH better service and food. Don't eat here go to Fed Hill location instead.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Amazing Authentic Thai food!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was good, but the service was awful. We ordered for pick up, and it took them an extra 40 minutes to get the food ready. There were about 10 other people waiting for food as well. If you're going to offer online orders and you know you're running that far behind, either close for orders or call people to let them know you're running behind. I would have much rather stayed at home than standing around on the sidewalk because your space is too small to accommodate more than two people waiting for food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
I used carry out . The food that We got was good but 2/3 of it was rice. I wasn’t expecting to have to order vegetables a la carte with a $23.00 meal. Just about everything was too spicy for us and there did seem to be an option to order no spice.
Food: 3
Service: 5
We go to Bodhi whenever in Hampden or Fed Hill, they’re super accommodating and friendly! The mock chicken and mock duck are great, as is the tofu. We’ve had many of the curries, as well as other dishes like kra prow. We’ve been told you don’t have to exclusively stick to the vegan section of the menu, they can make many other items vegan as well. We’ve had the vegan crab fried rice a few times and it is quite dry so that’s the only item I don’t recommend! The spice level is also usually on point on the dishes where it’s preset, not over the top but still a good kick.
It's a small place but the food is just amazing
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodles
My friend told me about this place and said it was open until 10. I was surprised. We got there at 9:15. They told us they weren’t seating anymore, but that they were still doing carry out.
She got summer rolls and I ordered Panang Curry.
Hers came out really fast, but it was very small compared to the last time she had ordered it. She showed me pictures from the last time she’d been there, and it was almost half the size of the ones she’d gotten before.
My curry dish had nine small cubes of tofu and three pieces of broccoli floating around in a thin curry sauce. On the menu it also said that it contains bell peppers and kafir.
We were already back to our cars, so I called them to let them know that it hadn’t contained all of the ingredients. They said that they usually put one slice of bell pepper, and they asked if I wanted one piece of bell pepper. I said no, I just wanted them to know that it wasn’t the same as was on the menu and they kindly apologized.
I eat a lot of Thai food and this was a very paltry serving compared to what I’m used to. For $18 it wasn’t worth the value. The flavor and texture was delicious.
While we were waiting, I asked them what time they stopped seating for future reference (in case I wanted to come back), and he said 9:20. He started stammering when he realized that we had arrived before 9:20. We came to the conclusion that probably 9 o’clock was a safe bet, but I doubt we’ll be going back.
It’s possible that they just have bigger portions when you dine in.
Lovely atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 2
Restaurantji Recommends
Clearly labeled vegan menu with ability to add on extra mock "meat and seafood" as well as tofu and veggies. We got the mock crab fried rice and red curry with tofu. Great warm spice without being a painful kind of spicy. Adorable atmosphere
This review is way overdue. My wife and I have been frequenting Bodhi for over a year now. This is the best Thai in the area. I love the panang curry, thai tea cocktail, and basil fried rice. We are either picking-up or eating-in about once a month. Seating and parking is limited, so come early for dinner if you want to dine in. Perfect for couples, but not for large parties.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Basil Fried Rice
This is a local gem. They slow cook their curries! It's an essential to getting that thick creamy paste around the "meat" (tofu in my case). I'm in town for only a couple more nights, but I'm def coming back!
First time patron. Loved all of our dishes! Fried Eggplant w pineapple sauce for dipping was DIVINE. Tempura like outer crust and soft creamy eggplant center. 8 pieces for $9, a bargain. Entrees were delicious too. Drunken Noodles w Chicken and Veggie Pad Thai w Tofu. Sticky rice w Mango for dessert. Very lovely little place w a full bar. Great waitress. Will definitely return soon!
Vegetarian options: 4 Vegan entree options that sound good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mango Sticky Rice, Drunken Noodles
Had the curry puffs and the chicken Kra Prow. The curry puffs were delicious and the Kra Prow had a really good taste at first, but it was too spicy to finish. This is my own fault and I will ask them to tone down the spice if I order there again.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kra Prow
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