Thai Dish — Restaurant in Boston

I stopped at Thai Dish for lunch today. Very small place just off Commonwealth Avenue. Extensive menu, you order at the counter for sit-down or take-out. I ate by the window (I was the only customer at that hour)

I began with a generous bowl of the Tom Kha Gai Soup, slices of chicken with mushrooms in light coconut milk flavored with galangal, chilies and lime $4.25. The unique flavors of the galanga and lime combined with the slightly sweet coconut milk make this soup one of my favorites.

Then I had the Pickpow bowl with choice of meat (my choice a chicken) slightly spicy, delicious sautéed with chili sauce with mushrooms, carrots, red peppers, scallions, and baby corn. $10. Served with a huge bowl of white rice. The portion as large and I took half home.

The food was so good I wanted to try their Chicken Pad Thai. I took one order to go. Rice noodles stir fried with tamarind sauce, fish sauce, egg scallion. $9.25

The place is immaculate, the staff very friendly and accommodating. And be sure to visit the Super 88 Hong Kong Asian Market right around the corner...

Food is good. This place is just adjacent to Bobcock tower residential building at Boston. The lady who serving food ( Table server) don’t know minimum curtesy how to greet and treat customers with simple smile. She is very serious and nervous. Please appoint good and professional people who know minimum communication and common sense especially in hotel industry. You may loose business because of her attitude as many choices are available for customers in the city for buying food. We are 2 people ordered fried rice with soft drinks and soup. Soup...

This restaurant is located across from the lobby of 270 Babcock Street. It's a perfectly quiet location - great for small events (10 - 40 person events). The service is exceptional as it is a small restaurant. The food is authentic Thai for an affordable price. The decor and interior are nice with sturdy granite tables and proper glassware. The space was renovated recently (I believe 2013).

Nice place to relax and have a great conversation. One last thing - the restaurant is open on 2 sides by ceiling to mid-wall windows giving it a...