Ban Mai Thai

Tina Kamins

Good food and service. Hands down the best egg drop soup I have ever had. Give it a try if you are in the area.

Mark Konings

100% true story. We got takeout here last night (they only offer takeout). I’m from Seattle and have many choices for amazing Thai. I wasn’t expecting much and Ban Mai beat expectations. There’s only fives things you need to know about this place 1. Garlic. 2. Garlic. 3. Garlic. 4. Garlic. 5. Garlic. When we pulled up and parked 100 ft from the door and got out of the car my first thought was “Garlic”. My wife went in and got the food and put it in the back seat. Garlic. We went to our room at the Hampton. Carrying it in to our room I said to my wife “our room is going to smell like garlic”. The green papaya salad had about a half bulb of raw garlic. I really liked it, was above average for what we get in Seattle. My beef with vegetables over wide noodles was intense garlic and pretty good, probably average for Seattle. My wife wasn’t very crazy about her stir fried vegetables with deep fried tofu (it was drowning in sauce). A couple hours after dinner my wife had to get something from the car. When she got in the elevator with two other people they immediately began talking about a strong odor. My wife didn’t say anything as they finally decided it was a smell of garlic coming from someone who brought takeout to their room. The last thing she heard them say as she got off the elevator was “I hope it was better for them than for us”. I’d say it was.

Monet Shepherd

Delicious!!! Some of the best Thai food I have had. The peanut sauce is to die for- could have eaten it alone with a spoon. Dined with some friends as I was visiting GP who dine here often. We all enjoyed everything. Can’t wait to come for another visit. The service is kind, friendly and efficient.

Cassandra Staten

Great service! The chicken fried rice is literally the only thing I get and is so good!! Love the little spring roll in it.