Casual spot in a strip mall since 1990 with a sushi bar & typical Thai plates to eat in or take out.
Hours
| Saturday | 12–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 792 Eastgate S Dr Suite 300, Cincinnati, OH 45245
Phone: (513) 752-3200
Website: https://www.banthaicincinnati.com/
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Reviews
Ashley
Love coming here! The food is always delicious and fresh, the staff is welcoming and pleasant, and they have my favorite drink .
… moreCarey Marie
My friend and I love stopping in for lunch! We enjoy the food so much we order a few different things and end up sharing! Everything we have ordered has been delicious! I would most definitely recommend the spring rolls, they’re my favorite!! They have gluten free, dairy free and peanut free options for those with allergies..
… moreShivank Garg
Good food but had a little bit of extra sugar
… moreJeff Post
The restaurant was
clean. They served fresh, quickly-prepared food, and the service was attentive; they kept my water glass full without needing to be asked. We opted for lunch and found the portion size to be satisfying. We’re already planning to return and explore more of their menu. The atmosphere had a touch of elegance, quite distinct from the neighboring CiCi’s Pizza.
… moreclean. They served fresh, quickly-prepared food, and the service was attentive; they kept my water glass full without needing to be asked. We opted for lunch and found the portion size to be satisfying. We’re already planning to return and explore more of their menu. The atmosphere had a touch of elegance, quite distinct from the neighboring CiCi’s Pizza.
James Jones
What an experience. When we arrived they let us know it would be 40 minutes until the food came out, but they did seat us. We put in our orders and it maybe only took 20 minutes. The food was fantastic and tasted amazing. It was a sizeable amount and was not very expensive at all. I’d recommend a bento box to experience a lot of what they have to offer.
… moreAlex Cross
I came here with my dad the other day and had a wonderful dinner! they make an absolutely delicious massaman curry and I’d definitely try it with the duck, it’s wonderful. They also have a good selection of Asian beers and Thai drinks which they offer at a great price. The service was good and the atmosphere was very nice. Overall, definitely a great place and I will be back!
… moreRay
I came here at 5pm so it’s nice and quite.
I ordered the hot & sour soup which is essentially the Tom Young soup. Very tasty for the hot summer day.
I also ordered the drunken noddles with chicken and shrimps. It was cooked to perfection. Chicken slices were so tender and juicy, and shrimps were springy too. I asked for hot and it did packed a kick which the Thai tea cooled my tounge down.
… moreI ordered the hot & sour soup which is essentially the Tom Young soup. Very tasty for the hot summer day.
I also ordered the drunken noddles with chicken and shrimps. It was cooked to perfection. Chicken slices were so tender and juicy, and shrimps were springy too. I asked for hot and it did packed a kick which the Thai tea cooled my tounge down.
Glenn McGrew II (ReveurGAM)
This Thai restaurant appears to be a family-owned business, according to the sushi chef, who’s from Bangkok. The decor is nice, with large wooden panels stained 3 different colors (light, dark, and greenish), and sewn Thai decorations as well as what appear to be hand-molded metal plates. The overall appearance is upscale. We got there too late for lunch, which is less expensive, and meals start at about $15, while appetizers usually start around $6. I asked the lady if they could use MSG instead of salt to reduce the sodium, but they didn’t have any, so she recommended the vegetable rainbow, saying it had less salt than the curries. I couldn’t tell – it was both garlicy and too salty. My son ordered Shumai, which we often enjoyed in Indonesia with spiced peanut sauce. The shumai was very bland and on a bed of mixed raw veggies, so it was a good thing it came with strongly flavored soy sauce. He also ordered Pad Thai with shrimp, a noodle dish, which didn’t have the authentic flavor and, frankly, was kinda disappointing in it’s compromise on both authenticity and an enjoyable flavor. My daughter had Duck Char Chew, which is in a curry that has a floral taste to it – something I found odd, but not exactly unpleasant. She seemed to like it well enough. Our two meals came with small bowls of rice (barely enough, IMO).
One oddity was the men’s bathroom, which was apparently designed with the idea of serving two men at once by having a urinal next to the sink, with a metal wall mounted between it and the toilet – which was only “privatized” by that partial metal wall. It was odd, and I think that most men would feel uncomfortable if another man came in, and didn’t really fit the upscale image.
All in all, I don’t intend to visit it again.
… moreOne oddity was the men’s bathroom, which was apparently designed with the idea of serving two men at once by having a urinal next to the sink, with a metal wall mounted between it and the toilet – which was only “privatized” by that partial metal wall. It was odd, and I think that most men would feel uncomfortable if another man came in, and didn’t really fit the upscale image.
All in all, I don’t intend to visit it again.
Keigo Shimura
Pros: Very flavorful. The spice had heat but was not an overkill. Hot enough to make your nose run a little but mild enough that you want more of it.
Cons: Personal preference, but the dip sauce that came with the summer rolls was hoisin sauce, not peanut sauce. When I asked for peanut sauce, it had coconut milk, so it was nutty but rather sweet.
Overall: A great place to dine. Again, personally, I won’t get the summer roll only because of the sweet peanut sauce. Next time I’m in the area, this would be a place to come back and try other dishes.
… moreCons: Personal preference, but the dip sauce that came with the summer rolls was hoisin sauce, not peanut sauce. When I asked for peanut sauce, it had coconut milk, so it was nutty but rather sweet.
Overall: A great place to dine. Again, personally, I won’t get the summer roll only because of the sweet peanut sauce. Next time I’m in the area, this would be a place to come back and try other dishes.
nopath
Not fast food. Very clean classy place. Food served elegantly on nice dinnerware. They can dial in the level of spice for you. We love this place for Pho and pad Thai.
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