Be Mai Thai Restaurant — Restaurant in Ephrata

Be Mai Thai Restaurant in Ephrata, WA, is a delightful gem that offers an authentic Thai dining experience. With a cozy and inviting atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for both casual meals and special occasions. The restaurant is known for its friendly and attentive staff who make you feel right at home from the moment you walk in. The menu at Be Mai Thai is extensive, featuring a wide variety of traditional Thai dishes that cater to all tastes. Whether you’re a fan of spicy curries, flavorful stir-fries, or fresh salads, there’s something for everyone. The Pad Thai and Green Curry are particularly popular, bursting with rich flavors and fresh ingredients. The portions are generous, ensuring you get great value for your money. One of the standout features of Be Mai Thai is their commitment to using high-quality, fresh ingredients. This dedication to quality is evident in every bite, making each dish a memorable experience. The restaurant also offers a good selection of vegetarian and vegan options, making it a versatile choice for different dietary preferences. Overall, Be Mai Thai Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone in the Ephrata area looking to enjoy delicious Thai cuisine in a warm and welcoming environment. It’s no wonder this place has garnered such positive reviews from locals and...

Could use to be a more in-tune with feng shui, the space itself feels... cold... I am used to Gajurat-style curries, so I wasn't sure what to expect from Thai. As far as menu is concerned, it's pretty basic. It's very sweet. I didn't dislike it, but if you prefer savory, it will not be your thing. The rice was cooked well, a bit 'flaky' for my preference, but still well done. The vegetables were quite fresh and everything was well cooked. The tofu was good.

The 'hot tea' the server said was jasmine tea was a dreadfully cheap black tea. Like Lipton or something. That being said, the tea pot was mostly clean except I could tell they didn't clean the inside of spout very well. The Thai milk tea was very sweet, and though it had that same cheap black tea, it was pretty good. Coming from someone who doesn't like sweet teas, that's a compliment. Overall, not bad and worth a try if you've been thinking about it. I know I'll likely come back to try the desserts. They're moderately priced, the bathrooms are clean, and the...

Thai food is one of our favorite foods and we were excited to try a new restaurant in the area. We tried 3 dishes: chicken satay, thai crispy basil with fried rice, and pad thai. The chicken satay was ok (slightly overcooked & dry) and served sliced/chopped into small pieces rather than on a traditional wooden skewer. The peanut sauce was good. The thai crispy basil was burnt and we sent it back (worst thai dish we’ve ever been served), and the fried rice side was overcooked and mushy. Having cooked in a restaurant, I was surprised they actually sent the crispy basil dish out (it looked charred and was obviously burnt). The pad thai was a bit salty but overall pretty good (would order it again). Service was really good, and they didn't charge for the dish we didn't eat and sent back. I should have taken a photo; the dish didn't look like the other photos posted...