Bodhi Thai Dining

I miss Thailand... until I go to Bodhi Thai. I lived in Thailand for a while and experienced the full range of dining options, from street food to high end cuisine. I also lived in NYC for 10 years and ate at countless Thai restaurants in Manhattan. So it's fair to say I have a pretty informed opinion about Thai food. And I have to say that Bodhi Thai is the best Thai food I have had ANYWHERE - full stop. We have probably eaten there 8 times. The dishes are authentic but at the same time innovative, and literally everything we've had there has been delicious. And the presentation is consistently impressive - the pic below is their Braised Short Rib with Khao Soi curry noodle soup. Their wine selection is very good, with a number of less-well-known but exceptional options. And the

Such a great spot. The food is off the chain. We had the Duck, Steak and Chicken dishes. However make sure to add in the Brussel sprouts and Pineapple rice as some of the sides. Great wine list at a reasonable price as well.

My husband and I went here for the first time last night. 10/10 experience. The service was excellent, and the food was exceptional. There is so much attention to detail. We had Tom Kha Gai, a house salad with peanut dressing, the steak, and crispy duck. The chef also made a special soup (I believe it was a carrot and pear bisque) that was a delicious bonus. We will be back and highly recommend this intimate and unique restaurant.

Our first experience at Bodhi was wonderful! Everything we had was delicious with amazing flavors! We had Tom Kha Gai soup, the House Salad, Toong Tong and Braised Baby Pork Rib appetizers. Entree’s were Crispy Duck (my favorite) and the Sea Bass. For dessert we had the crème brûlée with coffee ice cream. Drinks were excellent as well and our server Beaver was delightful! We are so excited for our next meal at Bohdi!! I hate that I forgot to bring my phone in for pictures because the plating was beautiful!

Columbia Farmer's Market Note: we asked this vendor if they had a physical location. The response was Bodhi Thai in Lexington. If this isn't your business, I'll remove this review. 1. The honey chili chicken was hard as a rock. It's apparent that the chicken had been sitting for quite some time. As you can see in the photos, it isn't made to order. IMO, deep-fried chicken should be made to order. 2. The tapioca/boba used was also rock hard. It being rock hard means it wasn't made on the same day. The wintermelon drink was decent. I didn't bother trying to fish the boba at the bottom of the cup.