Bangkok Street Foods

We stopped into Bangkok Street Foods while in the area. Arriving right at opening, we were seated immediately in a very clean dining space with stylish lighting that gave the restaurant a cool, modern vibe. The staff was welcoming and attentive, making the experience smooth from start to finish. We ordered the veggie Pad Thai and the spicy tuna poke bowl, both of which were flavorful and well-prepared. One thing to note is that Thai food tends to be on the spicier side — I ordered the regular spice level and it definitely had a kick, so keep that in mind if you’re sensitive to heat! While prices are a little higher, it’s expected for the location and well worth it for the quality of the food and the overall atmosphere. Bangkok Street Foods is a great spot for authentic flavors, friendly

Fried rice was bland. Bagel roll was rubbery. King crunch asked for no roe, was still on there, didn't taste good. Will not visit again.

Not every restaurant knows how to restaurant. While driving across country, my husband and I stopped into Birmingham to stay overnight. For dinner, we wanted something Asian. After reading multiple of Birmingham’s Asian restaurants’ menus and reviews, we decided to give Bangkok Street Foods a try. We came in at peek dinner time (7 pm) to an almost deserted restaurant. That should have been a good indicator of the experience to come. One table of 2 was already eating their entrees. That was the ONLY OTHER TABLE in the establishment. We waited by the front doors to be greeted and sat. It was unclear exactly what to expect for seating since you enter and to the right looks like an area where one would wait in line to order cafeteria style… and to the left there’s a long bar that looks like i

Just passing through town, stopping here for late lunch. I got the chicken fried rice. Very good, complementary soup was excellent. Staff was very friendly. Would certainly go back.

I ordered from Uber Eats. I was very excited to see a new Thai place on Uber because I love Thai food. The good is the pad see ew. It's comparable to any decent thai place in Birmingham - the noodles were cooked well, the beef that I added was great. The Tom Kha with Gai...water and coconut milk. No Galangal. No Lemongrass. The chicken I added was overcooked. It was completely flavorless. Then the khoi soi Gai - it was watery and the chicken I added was again, rubbery and overcooked but the noodles were cooked well. Overpriced for the dishes. There are better Thai places for cheaper in the area including the gas station Thai place.