Bai Thong — Restaurant in Tucson

In my forty five years on this earth i've never left a bad food review. I've also never gone to a thai restaurant that I didn't like, and not given it a second chance a few months later... I mean, nobody's perfect, right?. This was absolute dog food. My children and spouse agree.This is without a doubt the worst thai we've had ever. And we eat quite a bit of thai, And have traveled from coast to coast.If we havent eaten at 75 thai restaurants in the last ten years I'd be amazed. This is by far the worst food of anything i've ever put in my mouth. The pad Thai tasted like fettuccine with moldy parmesan on it.I swear to god. I don't know how they messed up drunken noodles.But it tastes like chunks of burnt oak. The beanthread glass noodles were so spicy with cheap curry powder that my favorite dish soon turned into a sad pile of slimey soggy noodles in the trash can. Usually I have to Bury it under something.So the dog dont eat it... but one sniff and she ran away And instantly munched on a cat turd out of the litter box just to get the taste away from her face.. The Thai tea had no sweetness to it at all.It tasted like burnt coffee.I swear to God.This was a disgrace to anything called thai or food. 5 stars for service, though the gentleman at the counter was great and the old lady in the kitchen came out with the biggest smile very friendly.Even though my food took a while(bout an hour) they were somewhay accommodating, the atmosphere was kind of like a dirty rec center but that's okay.All I care about is the food quality and this was...

Update: Still 4 stars, but very disappointing Pad Thai. Hardly any peanuts, and the ones that were in it could at best be considered flakes. Needed Peanuts for flavor and texture.

Third thai place ive been to here making it 2 good ones out of 3. Service is prompt. Had the spring rolls, curry chicken skewers, and Pla Chu Chi. Was surprised the spring rolls came with no meat, instead with fried tofu. The sauce was a sweet and spicy one instead of peanut sauce. It however had a better variety of vegetables in it which made it just barely enjoyable. The curry chicken skewers were good though i would have preferred more color and curry flavor. Lastly the Pla Chu Chi was a red curry with Cod fish filets. I loved the curry, loved the cod, am unsure how i feel about the two together. Overall i enjoyed...

This is a nice local family owned Thai restaurant. It's a bit far from downtown but it's worth driving. The environment is big and clean, the staff is considerate, the portions are great, and the prices are fair. I would say this is one of the best Thai restaurants in Tucson.

We got Tom Yum Soup, Pad Thai, and Thai Curry today and they were all delicious. The Tom Yum Soup is perfectly spiced and gets lots of mushrooms and shrimps in it. The Thai Curry tastes very smooth and flavorful. We got the combination Pad Thai with beef and shrimp, the beef is tender and the shrimp is fresh.

Their spicy level goes from medium, hot, and then Thai spicy (hottest). I would highly recommend you to go with Thai spicy if you enjoy spicy foods. The spicy level is perfect without burning all...