26 Best Thai Restaurants near Parkville

“The sign said they open at 11, I got here at 10:30 and they still served me with NO ISSUES. They prices were VERY GOOD! The lunch special comes with your choice of an egg roll or soup. All for under 9$. They also give a NICE portion. Food was very fresh and tasted AMAZING! I highly recommend this place!“

“This is my favorite Chinese Restaurant hands down. Great service and food, and they have an entire vegan menu which is awesome. My favorite is the General Tso's vegan chicken . My husband loves the Orange Chicken and Crab Wontons. If you live in Parkville, you definitely need to try them!“

“Very diverse menu. Not memorable but serviceable for sure. Had ramen, pho Bo vien, pork buns, pork dumplings and ok but not spectacular. Noodles overcooked on pho, dumplings too thick dough, etc etc etc. the atmosphere has so much other than restaurant atmosphere going on. Too cluttered.“

“First the bad, it’s a typical old Chinese restaurant, the place is in need of a good cleaning and some maintenance. The food is great though. The shrimp was surprisingly good, the spicy stuff was spicy the shrimp toast was great the cheese wontons were mediocre but not bad the broccoli was good the whole situation was good. I don’t know why they have such a low rating.“

“This place has a great vibe, and I’ve never had a bad meal here. I like to pressure the servers to suggest new items to me and they are good sports about it, despite that being a huge pain for them!

Recommend, they’ll bring some real solid execution to anything they are offering!!“

“Krapow and the Tom Yum Soup“

“Absolutely fantastic food that is a step above most Thai restaurants.“

“Food was great. I ordered Pineapple Fried Rice with Chicken, Thai spice level. Pay in mind I was picking up for a Doordash 30 min before closing. My order came out same time as my door dash. When I got home 1 hour later food still tasted fresh. Chicken portion could have been more but it's fried rice, lol. Veggies where aldente but just right.“

“Fantastic Thai Cuisine - from soup (Tom Ka) to salad to main dish ( I had the Asian eggplant with pork). The staff are amazing and invitingly warm. Thai food and culture- a definite place to revisit often. The sticky rice with mango was perfect in every way! Highly recommended Got high marks from The Remarkable Feast ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“Discovered this little treasure in Baltimore. Close to Fells Point, Canton, Harbor East and and Harbor Point without the high pricetag for good quality. Everything is delicious. Be ready for a flavor party in your mouth.“

“So happy to have My Thai Go back in the Mt. Vernon neighborhood! It’s, hands down, my favorite spot in Baltimore for delicious and authentic Thai food. The food is always prepared to order and is hot and fresh! The women who own the restaurant are so friendly and warm and treat everyone who comes in like family members. The space is small and everything is packed to go, but it’s perfect for an impromptu picnic right outside or in the nearby park! We’re so lucky to have them here.“

“Wonderful food huge portions Best tea in the world“

“Chok Chai restaurant are our neighbors. Whenever we don’t have the energy to cook we walk over to Chok Chai. I’ve tried drunken noodle at many Thai restaurants and no one does it quite like this place. I won’t order it from anywhere else anymore it’s that good! Best drunken noodle in all of Baltimore. Thank you Chok Chai!“

“I loved this place because the food was good and the waiter that helped us was beyond friendly. I liked the ambiance of the place as well because it was quiet. It was a hike in the wall type of place with character !!! I will be making this a regular go to spot !!!“

“Just a super amazing spot with great food, service and ambiance to the max 💯! I truly and fully recommend this restaurant to anyone.“

“I ordered lunch here for the first time. I was nervous after seeing all the recent poor reviews but decided to decide for myself. I ordered online which was easy and it came SUPER fast-like within 20 mins fast. I ordered the general TSOs chicken with shrimp fried rice and a shrimp egg roll. Overall, it was good. I would order again. I only gave it 4 vs 5 because the rice was not my favorite. It almost seemed like it was just heated back up or something but it tasted fine. The shrimp itself was good and not fishy at all. It was not bad but it just was not something you eat and then say omg that was so fresh and tasty. It just did not push into 5 star territory for me but I would def try something from here again.“

“After walking through Towson Mall, I stopped at Ruby Thai restaurant in the Food Court and tried the 2 meats 2 sides platter for $11.99. I got the Thai Chicken, Bang Bang Chicken, Brown Rice and mixed vegetables. You can't beat the price! Next time I come to Towson, I will return here.“

“Very good food and very nice atmosphere. Also very nice that they offer many gluten free options.“

“I’m from Bangkok, Thailand. This place is the best Thai food ever and authentic Thai style. Very nice service. 100% will be back.“

“Very very basic. Nothing interesting as far as flavors. Barely any chicken and a TON of noodles. Only taste is sweet. Disappointed and won’t return“

“Finally some good sushi in Baltimore! I’ve been looking for a ‘can’t miss’ sushi restaurant that isn’t crazy expensive like RA or Azumi, and I’ve finally found it in Naked. Ability to take away, great cocktails, friendly staff, and they validate parking. Just off the main strip so not crazy busy or crowded. A true gem! Amazing!!!“

“amazing food and customer service“

“prompt, efficient service. very clean. delicious food. quality ingredients. healthy portions.“

“The food is every good“

“Pretty good food but portions are absurdly small for the price. Got general Tso’s, Thai basil chicken and Philly cheesesteak rolls. The main courses are portioned in standard rectangular delivery containers, but half of the rectangle is filled with rice! The rice doesn’t come in it’s own paper container! The General Tso’s contained a mere 7 small pieces of chicken. Further, the Thai basil chicken was filled with onion (for the half not occupied by rice) and contained even less chicken than the General Tso’s, maybe five sad, small slices at the most. The sweet and sour soup I received as a side was in a sauce-sized carry out container. Not the large tall buckets or even the ~4 inch tall round plastic containers you would expect for a soup, but the ~1.5 inch tall ones you’d get from a decently conscientious place to hold the sweet and sour sauce to prevent it from sogging up the chicken during delivery, for example. The cheesesteak rolls too were miniature in size, much smaller than expected considering they are sold singly for three dollars and forty cents.“