Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1865 W San Carlos St, San Jose, CA 95128
Phone: (408) 352-5155
Website: https://order.toasttab.com/online/thaibodia-san-jose-1865-west-san-carlos-street
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Reviews
Foong Ying Xin
Southeast Asian comfort food. A casual local gem for generous portions and classic cozy flavors.
We ordered the classics like pad Thai and pad see ew, with that perfect balance of sweet and savory. A rich green chicken curry so comforting. Every dish tasted homey and was made for sharing.
This is the kind of spot you bring your family or meet friends when you just want good food without a wait and service was quick. If you love Thai and Cambodian cuisine, give Thaibodia a try.
… moreWe ordered the classics like pad Thai and pad see ew, with that perfect balance of sweet and savory. A rich green chicken curry so comforting. Every dish tasted homey and was made for sharing.
This is the kind of spot you bring your family or meet friends when you just want good food without a wait and service was quick. If you love Thai and Cambodian cuisine, give Thaibodia a try.
Vincent Tan Min Sheng
Thaibodia is a great spot if you are eating with family or a group. Portions are generous and work really well for family style sharing, so ordering a few dishes is usually more than enough for everyone.
Food comes out hot, flavorful, and consistently good. Nothing over the top, just solid Thai dishes at a good value. We almost always have leftovers, which is a nice bonus.
Easy place to come back to when you want a filling, shareable meal without thinking too hard about it.
… moreFood comes out hot, flavorful, and consistently good. Nothing over the top, just solid Thai dishes at a good value. We almost always have leftovers, which is a nice bonus.
Easy place to come back to when you want a filling, shareable meal without thinking too hard about it.
Krista Danganan
We highly recommend coming hungry and ordering for the table. The portions are huge and perfect for sharing. What we got:
– Pad Thai
– Pad See Ew
– Tom Kha
– Green Chicken Curry
– Roti with house made curry
– Mango Sticky rice
… more– Pad Thai
– Pad See Ew
– Tom Kha
– Green Chicken Curry
– Roti with house made curry
– Mango Sticky rice
Hannah
I recently visited Thaibodia Bistro and was blown away by the flavor and value. Every dish we ordered was under $20, super fresh, and packed with authentic Thai taste.
We tried:
Tom Yum Soup with Mixed Seafood – flavorful, spicy, and loaded with shrimp, squid, and fish.
Seafood Salad – fresh and tangy, with a very generous portion.
Fresh Spring Rolls with Shrimp – light and refreshing, perfect as an appetizer.
The menu has all the Thai classics like pad Thai, green curry, pineapple fried rice, and mango sticky rice. You can customize spice levels and protein options, which is a huge plus!
They also have free drink promos (like lemonade), so check for current deals.
… moreWe tried:
Tom Yum Soup with Mixed Seafood – flavorful, spicy, and loaded with shrimp, squid, and fish.
Seafood Salad – fresh and tangy, with a very generous portion.
Fresh Spring Rolls with Shrimp – light and refreshing, perfect as an appetizer.
The menu has all the Thai classics like pad Thai, green curry, pineapple fried rice, and mango sticky rice. You can customize spice levels and protein options, which is a huge plus!
They also have free drink promos (like lemonade), so check for current deals.
Lydia
We’ve been to another spot in Milpitas and we had a great experience so today we decided to visit somewhere nearer.
Food: overall, they taste good but the Tom Kha soup is way too salty, and we have to add some water ourselves to get it balanced. The chicken in all dishes is well cooked; very tender. We ordered medium spicy for all of the food and it’s just about the hotness we want.
Service: When we entered the restaurant around 8 we were told that they are closing at 9 yet the business hour on Yelp and Map is 9:30 so we were a bit surprised as there were no notice on the door even if it’s a day before the holiday.
Ambiance: clean and nice. Casual meal or family dinner is recommended.
… moreFood: overall, they taste good but the Tom Kha soup is way too salty, and we have to add some water ourselves to get it balanced. The chicken in all dishes is well cooked; very tender. We ordered medium spicy for all of the food and it’s just about the hotness we want.
Service: When we entered the restaurant around 8 we were told that they are closing at 9 yet the business hour on Yelp and Map is 9:30 so we were a bit surprised as there were no notice on the door even if it’s a day before the holiday.
Ambiance: clean and nice. Casual meal or family dinner is recommended.
Caroline
Food was excellent!! We got cucumber salad, Thom yom soup, Thai cashew shrimp, shrimp cakes. Everything was delicious!! Atmosphere is limited, service intermittent. They do a good take out biz so not as adept at dining in.
… moreTammy Chin
I just want to preface being Khmer (Cambodian)-American, my palate is partial to certain flavors and ingredients. I don’t expect a 5-star experience, but want to feel comfortable and enjoy good food! With that said,
I recently moved to the Bay area and have been craving Southeast Asian fare. Thaibodia did not satisfy my craving.
Atmosphere: The interior decor is indistinguishable from any other restaurant of any other cuisine. There is some SEA decor but nothing too obvious as a lot was hidden toward the back of the restaurant. We were a party of two and opted for the four seater table directly to the right upon entrance. This faces parallel to the street with a nice sunny window. This window hosts a ton of plants – which as a plant lover I would typically be okay with ..but not here. There seemed to be lot of gnats and small flies flying around this table. I am certain I saw a fly trap as well. Behind the table is a wall outlet that has a Glade Plug-in. The fragrance was EXTREMELY distracting and smelled awful for a restaurant. I thought my entire dining experience would be ruined by the smell of “fresh linen” aka toxic, hormone disrupting fumes. If you are the owner/manager of this establishment and you are reading this – please remove the Glade Plug In, leave that for the restroom..not the dining room. Table was set with a pair of dirty/not completely cleaned dishes.
Food: As a starter, we ordered the Papaya salad with Salted Crab – It was just okay, but I would not order it again. Flavor was unbalanced. Too sugary sweet, too unbearably salty. The two soups for dinner: Salaw Kako with Squid – my partner said bland but edible. I can’t speak to it much. Salaw machu Ktiss with Chicken – acceptable taste wise, but I couldnt get past an early issue I found with the soup. My initial order had a dark hair that was found before I could dig in. See photo. I was offered a new order to which I obliged. At this point, I was ready to walk out but I was so hungry. I later learned I would regret this decision. We didn’t finish nearly half our food and it was a disappointment to spend however much we did on this dinner. That evening we spent walking down Santana Row and I became very ill. I am not sure if this was related to the dinner, but my experience at Thaibodia has led me to have an inkling it may have been a slight result.
Service was poor and the server did not seem to care or be receptive to my discomfort or their shortcomings that evening. I hope they can do better, but this is not the place for me.
… moreI recently moved to the Bay area and have been craving Southeast Asian fare. Thaibodia did not satisfy my craving.
Atmosphere: The interior decor is indistinguishable from any other restaurant of any other cuisine. There is some SEA decor but nothing too obvious as a lot was hidden toward the back of the restaurant. We were a party of two and opted for the four seater table directly to the right upon entrance. This faces parallel to the street with a nice sunny window. This window hosts a ton of plants – which as a plant lover I would typically be okay with ..but not here. There seemed to be lot of gnats and small flies flying around this table. I am certain I saw a fly trap as well. Behind the table is a wall outlet that has a Glade Plug-in. The fragrance was EXTREMELY distracting and smelled awful for a restaurant. I thought my entire dining experience would be ruined by the smell of “fresh linen” aka toxic, hormone disrupting fumes. If you are the owner/manager of this establishment and you are reading this – please remove the Glade Plug In, leave that for the restroom..not the dining room. Table was set with a pair of dirty/not completely cleaned dishes.
Food: As a starter, we ordered the Papaya salad with Salted Crab – It was just okay, but I would not order it again. Flavor was unbalanced. Too sugary sweet, too unbearably salty. The two soups for dinner: Salaw Kako with Squid – my partner said bland but edible. I can’t speak to it much. Salaw machu Ktiss with Chicken – acceptable taste wise, but I couldnt get past an early issue I found with the soup. My initial order had a dark hair that was found before I could dig in. See photo. I was offered a new order to which I obliged. At this point, I was ready to walk out but I was so hungry. I later learned I would regret this decision. We didn’t finish nearly half our food and it was a disappointment to spend however much we did on this dinner. That evening we spent walking down Santana Row and I became very ill. I am not sure if this was related to the dinner, but my experience at Thaibodia has led me to have an inkling it may have been a slight result.
Service was poor and the server did not seem to care or be receptive to my discomfort or their shortcomings that evening. I hope they can do better, but this is not the place for me.
Michelle Nicholson
We ordered doordash pick up and got chicken pad thai, beef pad see ew, and eggplant with chicken. The food was all very average at best. Edible and “fine” but I wouldn’t get food from there again.
… moreGarret
They’re usually very on top of it, but tonight the vibe was way off. My partner walked in to grab our food like we’ve done 30+ times in the past and there was no employee to be seen. They had to actually call the phone for someone to answer it & come to the front. Finally we paid, and then the girl disappeared into the back again…
On top of that, she said it would be another 15 min when we were already at our pick up time.
Not the best experience, hopefully just a one off.
… moreOn top of that, she said it would be another 15 min when we were already at our pick up time.
Not the best experience, hopefully just a one off.
Ethan Feron
The volume is good. The red curry was good – the other dishes were just fusion and not Thai – noodle plates on the wet side and sweeter
… more