Thai Bistro

I love the drunken noodles with crispy tofu, only thing I’ve gotten. With a Thai tea of course, portion size us good too. Staff is friendly, place is clean.

Not a place for Authentic Thai Food aficionados. Due to its location, the place gets allot of non Asians who need to have the flavors adjusted towards the bland side, which is entirely understandable. An analogous comparison can be made with real Chinese food and Panda Express. I like Panda’s orange chicken, but I don’t think I’m eating real Chinese food while I’m eating it. This place is similar. I would recommend coming here for some tasty food that is cheap (I had the spicy drunken noodles with chicken lunch special for $ 6.95). I would return if I’m in the area and in need of a tasty reasonably priced lunch.

From 12÷3÷15
Came this way for some lunch around the boyfriend’s job, and decided on Thai Bistro. Now, I was confused when we went in because there were two names «Thai Bistro,» and «Jackie Bee!» I guess Jackie Bee is a smoothie/​Boba tea place, either way they are combined into Thai Bistro.
After my confusion, I looked through the menu and ordered the shrimp egg rolls, and Tom Yum Vegetable Soup! It was the
! Everything was tasty; the soup wasn’t as spicy but still flavorful. The Shrimp Egg Rolls were not what I expected but still delish, I thought they would have cabbage in them, but either way I was satisfied.
This is a good place to eat; I shall return!

Friendly and quick service. I ordered one of their 4 lunch specials for $ 6.95. You have the option of adding a Thai tea for a $ 1.00. Food was ok taste wise. I’ve had better Thai food. Space is clean and there is free wifi. As mentioned before, it is both a Thai and boba spot. I did not try the boba so can’t speak about that. This place is a great spot for students which makes sense with the price point and location. It’s not a place I would make a special trip to visit unless I needed wifi and a cheap lunch spot.

I don’t understand why this spot has a separate business listing: there is one counter inside of Jackie Bee Boba Tea. I guess the signage implies that the food and the tea are provided by separate businesses, but it’s one space with one counter and staff provide service for both menus. Shrug.
The location is across the street from a community college and next door to a computer gaming store, which helps to understand the target audience. I would compare the food quality to a step above a food court, with more variety than that description suggests. I’ve grabbed a few apps here and a $ 7 lunch combo before– it’s Chinese/​Thai fast food, with dishes like pad thai and orange chicken, and sides/​apps like spam musubi, spring rolls, egg rolls, and of course, the boba.
Service is quick and generally friendly. The shared dining area is clean with new furniture and games available. The parking lot is very small, so you may want to utilize the adjacent Dennys lot and walk over.

Found this little gem after going to Dick Blick for art supplies next door. The restaurant is laid back and definitely has some character. The employees had League of Legends gameplay streaming on their flat screen, which is more interesting to me than sports. My sister and I ordered their potstickers, chicken teriyaki, and chicken pad thai. Everything was really good and pretty cheap. Both of the entrees were only $ 7.45 and the potstickers were only about $ 4. I would definitely come here agin!