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Treat your tastebuds to an unforgettable culinary journey at Benja’s Thai & Sushi Restaurant, where the vibrant flavors of Thailand and Japan intertwine. With over 15 years of serving the Mobile community, each dish is lovingly crafted by a family of culinary enthusiasts, ensuring an authentic and memorable dining experience. Whether it’s a cozy dine-in, a refreshing outdoor patio, a convenient drive-thru, a quick pick-up, or a catered event, Benja’s Thai & Sushi Restaurant caters to all occasions with a smile. Locally family owned and operated. Benjawan Tripatcha, owner. Her mother, sister and dad work there, as well.
This orange-hued eatery lined with large photos offers classic Thai dishes & sushi rolls.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1281 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile, AL 36695
Phone: (251) 661-5100
Website: https://benjasthai.com/
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Reviews
Dominique Crum
Food was old. Recooked. I called to try to give a second chance. The lady answered the phone and she knew that she had served bad food. Don’t go here! Best part is the candy
… moreAn Artist & A Kitchen
Bubble tea excellent! Layers of flavor streamlined with a great menu. The food was served hot, well balanced and piled to crush any appetite in the first round! Bring the jaw line to the table on this, delicious. The Philly sushi role was money! Rice was fresh made like warm bringing the cream cheese down to the perfect texture. Tuna was by no way a fridge sitter, it was sharp from the sea. Vegetable role stuck together and well made , balanced and served with a homemade version sauce that was impressive.
… moreNic Turner
Food was all very good. And portions are big, we all had some left to take home. Only downside is it was kinda pricey, but you get what you pay for. So you won’t be disappointed.
… moreHarley Dree (The Hudson Path)
Amazing stop. Simplistic table settings, but clean environment with some great color schemes & wall art. Very friendly staff. Excellent Food! Much more authentic than most places we have been in the US. Glad we stopped & look forward to future meals here. Thank you! Recommended.
… moreSerena Cook
Terrible, rancid. No one else there, but took more than 30 minutes after ordering to get food (that was very unappetizing) served on paper plates. My teenage son couldn’t even stomach the Pad Thai.
… moreDonna Marie
The food was great, the restaurant is clean, the wait staff is very friendly. The reason for the 4 stars is because of price. They are pricey. The food pictured is a super crunchy roll and teriyaki chicken anlong with 2 pork egg rolls and crab ragoons.
… moreUltreya
New visit, waited in drive through 20+ min. but only 2 cars ahead of me. Sign on window, “no refunds.” Closed on Mondays during May. Then, unfortunately, food left weird funny feeling in one place in throat.
A year ago…Great atmosphere. Authentic museum quality rickshaw inside. counter service Thai food. Chef is real thing, little English, unable to adapt to vegan. Zero entrees for vegetarians/vegans bc not flexible about oyster sauce/fish sauce bases. They don’t understand the distinction. No tofu here. Could eat summer rolls/sushi. When asked for vegan Pad Woonsen (w/rice noodles), was told they CAN NOT leave egg out of anything but Lo Mein (w/egg noodles). Very accommodating w/refund once discovered they misunderstood/made it wrong, and apologetic. 3 t.v.s too many for small place. Video on one was animal eating animal. Beautiful walls and better than average seating.
… moreA year ago…Great atmosphere. Authentic museum quality rickshaw inside. counter service Thai food. Chef is real thing, little English, unable to adapt to vegan. Zero entrees for vegetarians/vegans bc not flexible about oyster sauce/fish sauce bases. They don’t understand the distinction. No tofu here. Could eat summer rolls/sushi. When asked for vegan Pad Woonsen (w/rice noodles), was told they CAN NOT leave egg out of anything but Lo Mein (w/egg noodles). Very accommodating w/refund once discovered they misunderstood/made it wrong, and apologetic. 3 t.v.s too many for small place. Video on one was animal eating animal. Beautiful walls and better than average seating.
Lisa Tillman
This was the worst Thai food I’ve ever had in my life! They did not open on time! The beef and broccoli look like they just brought it out of the microwave. The boom boom shrimp with cold. and did not offer to fix anything my daughter and I spent $60 and we literally took two bites of our food and left
… morenathan fuenmayor
As others have stated, beware overcharging. The prices on the drive-thru are not what they charge, and when asked about it I got a “it’s the new computer system that does it” Outside of that, the food is good
… moreJustin Michael
⚠️ Beware of Overcharging and Unprofessional Behavior – Check Your Receipt!
Let me begin by saying that the lady who served us was kind and friendly, which initially gave us a good impression. The food tasted okay, not remarkable, but fine for a casual meal. However, I was disappointed to see everything served on thin, disposable paper plates, a downgrade compared to other Thai restaurants I’ve visited.
Now, here’s where things took a serious turn.
We noticed that the prices on our receipt didn’t match what was listed on the menu. For example, the red curry combo was advertised at around $15, but the receipt showed $16.59 plus tax. I politely asked why there was a difference. The server replied that the menu prices reflected the cash price, and what we were charged was the card price. Even then, the numbers didn’t add up. The “cash total” was only about $2 less than the card total, yet overall, we were charged more or less $8 more than what the menu prices should have totaled before taxes.
That felt deceptive. I wasn’t rude, just asked for clarification. But instead of fixing the discrepancy or apologizing, a man who claimed to be her friend (not the owner) started interfering. This individual became defensive, aggressive, and confrontational. Shockingly, after we left the restaurant, he attempted to follow our car for a short distance (until I pulled over somewhere), which was both disturbing and completely unacceptable.
Key Takeaways for Other Customers:
• Double-check your receipt before paying.
• Confirm whether prices listed are for cash or card payments.
• Watch out for unexpected upcharges.
• Be cautious of aggressive behavior if you raise concerns.
This experience went far beyond a simple billing error, it involved a lack of transparency, poor conflict resolution, and alarming conduct. I genuinely hope management addresses this behavior, but until then, I cannot recommend this place.
… moreLet me begin by saying that the lady who served us was kind and friendly, which initially gave us a good impression. The food tasted okay, not remarkable, but fine for a casual meal. However, I was disappointed to see everything served on thin, disposable paper plates, a downgrade compared to other Thai restaurants I’ve visited.
Now, here’s where things took a serious turn.
We noticed that the prices on our receipt didn’t match what was listed on the menu. For example, the red curry combo was advertised at around $15, but the receipt showed $16.59 plus tax. I politely asked why there was a difference. The server replied that the menu prices reflected the cash price, and what we were charged was the card price. Even then, the numbers didn’t add up. The “cash total” was only about $2 less than the card total, yet overall, we were charged more or less $8 more than what the menu prices should have totaled before taxes.
That felt deceptive. I wasn’t rude, just asked for clarification. But instead of fixing the discrepancy or apologizing, a man who claimed to be her friend (not the owner) started interfering. This individual became defensive, aggressive, and confrontational. Shockingly, after we left the restaurant, he attempted to follow our car for a short distance (until I pulled over somewhere), which was both disturbing and completely unacceptable.
Key Takeaways for Other Customers:
• Double-check your receipt before paying.
• Confirm whether prices listed are for cash or card payments.
• Watch out for unexpected upcharges.
• Be cautious of aggressive behavior if you raise concerns.
This experience went far beyond a simple billing error, it involved a lack of transparency, poor conflict resolution, and alarming conduct. I genuinely hope management addresses this behavior, but until then, I cannot recommend this place.