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Address: 2521 W Harvard Ave, Roseburg, OR 97471
Phone: (541) 677-8397
Website: https://www.facebook.com/bangkokwestroseburg?ref=aymt_homepage_panel
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Bangkok West | Roseburg OR – Facebook
Call take-out orders to 541-677-8397 or visit the restaurant at 2521 W. Harvard Avenue in Roseburg. DINE IN or TAKE OUT—We’re ready to cook for you this week …
Bangkok West owners to retire at the end of the month – nrtoday.com
The family-owned Bangkok West Thai restaurant will close Aug. 30 and owners of 18 years, Samart and Jitpasson Khaehit Phet, will enjoy the retired life.
Bangkok West Cuisine – Travel Oregon
Traditional Thai restaurant serving the Roseburg area with a variety of dishes. Their wide menu is sure to have something for everyone featuring rice,
Reviews
Megan V
Delicious food! Owner is super friendly and works very hard! Huge menu! Lunch specials are delicious and very great prices! They open at 11:00 am!
… moreSharlie Rivera
Amazing pad thai! Their soup is incredible and the owner is one of the sweetest ladies you’ll ever meet!
Pictures of Chicken Pad Thai (#1)
Chow Main & Mar Far Chicken (#13)
Mar Far Chicken & Fried Rice (#9)
Thai Milk Tea
Prawn & Chicken w/ white rice
… morePictures of Chicken Pad Thai (#1)
Chow Main & Mar Far Chicken (#13)
Mar Far Chicken & Fried Rice (#9)
Thai Milk Tea
Prawn & Chicken w/ white rice
Y&N
Restaurant has been in business 18 years but this is our first time dining here, it was delicious! We had Beef and Broccoli and Mongolian Beef. Very low oil, delicious!!! Excellent service as well.
… moreAnthony Rauch
After reading quite a few reviews, and seeing one other Thai place in town was closed for now, I thought to give this place a try. We drove there for dinner, so it was dark out. The parking lot as we approached was so dark, we almost missed the turn into the lot. It didn’t seem like a single lot light was on. Thankfully, the restaurant has a large bright sign to act as a lighthouse.
Upon entering, the lady in the back was very friendly, and said to sit wherever. I believe she was the owner based on other photo’s I’ve seen. The place was decorated, and not plain walls like you find at some strip mall asian restaurants. So it was a nice change of pace. I thought it odd that the menu was under a glass cover on the table. But I suppose that makes it easier for the staff, both in not needing to bring menus to and from, or keep them clean, but with the glass, cleanup is easier.
There is a large assortment of Chinese and Thai items on the menu. Which gives you plenty to chose from. I ordered Combo #7, and my friend had the Pad Thai. He LOVES spicy, and when the waiter said they season on the hot side, he picked 4 (from 1 to 5), and he said it was plenty spicy. He usually likes things ‘Thai Hot’ or 5. So this says something. His only complaint was the ratio of chicken to noodle. But he confessed that Pad Thai is a noodle dish, and the chicken is an adder. He enjoyed his plate. My plate was the Combo #7 with breaded white meat chicken pieces, fried shrimp, a spring roll and fried rice. The chicken comes with this pink sauce, which in my opinion is akin to a fry sauce. Nothing overly asian about it, but it wasn’t bad. The chicken to my enjoyment was cooked well. It was juicy, and tender, and was real chicken meat, and not pulverized chicken like a nugget. The breading wasn’t overbearing, just enough. Same with the shrimp. The spring roll was pretty basic. Not a lot of flavor, but wasn’t bad. The fried rice is I think my only real complaint, but this goes on par with the rest of my dish. When I get a fried rice, I’m expecting color to show how much spice and seasoning has been added. This was basically white rice that was fried a little with a few added veggies. The rice was cooked well. Not dry, or overdone, and not undercooked or stiff. That said, I wish they added much more ginger, or garlic, onion powder… something. It wasn’t bad… just not special.
Overall that was my experience. The food was good, but average. Not bad, just middle of the road. If you wanted to introduce someone to asian, this would be a good place to start before stepping them up to the heavily seasoned locations.
I might try them again, and try a different dish. Maybe it was just what I ordered. As I said… there is a lot to chose from. Maybe their chef is better at other dishes.
Otherwise, the Jasmin tea was great, the staff was very friendly, and it was a nice place.
… moreUpon entering, the lady in the back was very friendly, and said to sit wherever. I believe she was the owner based on other photo’s I’ve seen. The place was decorated, and not plain walls like you find at some strip mall asian restaurants. So it was a nice change of pace. I thought it odd that the menu was under a glass cover on the table. But I suppose that makes it easier for the staff, both in not needing to bring menus to and from, or keep them clean, but with the glass, cleanup is easier.
There is a large assortment of Chinese and Thai items on the menu. Which gives you plenty to chose from. I ordered Combo #7, and my friend had the Pad Thai. He LOVES spicy, and when the waiter said they season on the hot side, he picked 4 (from 1 to 5), and he said it was plenty spicy. He usually likes things ‘Thai Hot’ or 5. So this says something. His only complaint was the ratio of chicken to noodle. But he confessed that Pad Thai is a noodle dish, and the chicken is an adder. He enjoyed his plate. My plate was the Combo #7 with breaded white meat chicken pieces, fried shrimp, a spring roll and fried rice. The chicken comes with this pink sauce, which in my opinion is akin to a fry sauce. Nothing overly asian about it, but it wasn’t bad. The chicken to my enjoyment was cooked well. It was juicy, and tender, and was real chicken meat, and not pulverized chicken like a nugget. The breading wasn’t overbearing, just enough. Same with the shrimp. The spring roll was pretty basic. Not a lot of flavor, but wasn’t bad. The fried rice is I think my only real complaint, but this goes on par with the rest of my dish. When I get a fried rice, I’m expecting color to show how much spice and seasoning has been added. This was basically white rice that was fried a little with a few added veggies. The rice was cooked well. Not dry, or overdone, and not undercooked or stiff. That said, I wish they added much more ginger, or garlic, onion powder… something. It wasn’t bad… just not special.
Overall that was my experience. The food was good, but average. Not bad, just middle of the road. If you wanted to introduce someone to asian, this would be a good place to start before stepping them up to the heavily seasoned locations.
I might try them again, and try a different dish. Maybe it was just what I ordered. As I said… there is a lot to chose from. Maybe their chef is better at other dishes.
Otherwise, the Jasmin tea was great, the staff was very friendly, and it was a nice place.
Rich Rainville
We’ve been enjoying this wonderful restaurant for a while now. It’s well worth stopping in. The people are great and the food is amazing. We really like the red curry, definitely a favorite.
… moreErica T
Shrimp Pad Thai is my favorite dish! I love getting it with a spice level 2 hands down my favorite dish in town!
… moreSummer Look
Wonderful, friendly and attentive service❤️
Food hot fresh and flavorful!! Our new spot for Thai food!
… moreFood hot fresh and flavorful!! Our new spot for Thai food!
Luke
Cute little family owned restaurant with eclectic decorations and friendly service. The BBQ chicken is beyond amazing!
… moreSandy Weaver
Friendly fast service. Ordered the Pad Thai tofu with heat on the side. Good flavors with a variety of veggies.
… moreBonnie
Really fresh and good food. Wonderful taste and they ask you how spicy you want your food. Large portions and good price.
… more