BYOB restaurant serving classic Thai fare & homemade ice cream in a casual setting.
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Thai Basil Bistro: Delightful Thai Cuisine in Collegeville
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Another great dinner with my wife and daughter. We love this restaurant. The owners are just wonderful. Citizens of Collegeville, get out of your routine and try Thai Basil Pho. You won’t regret it.., in fact you’ll say I wish I had gone here before. Support your community support local businesses
9/6/25
Authentic and an amazing flavor-bomb. The Thai Eggplant is simply awesome. Buddha dumplings- fantastic.
Go to’s:
Evil Jungle Princess
Thai Basil
But whatever you prefer, it will be a hit.
I’ve been to dozens or Thai restaurants across the country (business travel meals) and I always compare them to Thai Basil Bistro, Collegeville. A few close seconds but no one has bettered them in my opinion.
Support this gem of a foodie spot!
Honestly, I’m not sure where to start. I also have no idea how this place isn’t packed… hopefully, that changes soon. They deserve to be your new favorite restaurant!
There’s not a single item on this menu that’s less than stellar. We are particularly fond of the golden wraps, the satay chicken, the drunken noodles, masaman curry, and the pineapple fried rice. The star of the show? The homemade taro ice cream and sticky rice, or the sticky rice with mango.
Then there’s the staff- kind, attentive and their suggestions are on point!! I love that they remember their guests, and were very cautious about my food allergies. Please keep this wonderful business alive for many years to come!
i was so amazed and excited with the flavors of the Evil jungle princess – I forgot to take the picture.
Great medley of veggies and an amazing flavor profile. amongst my new favorite EJP dish I have had. it beats the EJP at Thai orchid at Blue bell which was my previous favorite .
It’s been a worthwhile drive for this meal , amazing service. the owners were amazing, its family owned and it shows in their hospitality. we were blown away by the Taro ice cream and the iconic Thai mangoes with sticky rice. you can save the money to go to Thailand for food. sample it at this place.
The deserts here were at the next level. they should be known for exotic deserts as well. not sure how many people would have had a in house made taro ice cream at other places. Even if you’ve had dinner somewhere else, you should make it to this place for desserts.
the desert photos had to be clicked quickly before the spoons scooped them off.
The server was very friendly.
The food was flavorful, and quite good. My only frustration was the very plain and non existent presentation . Food on a plate with no frills. My Tom Kha soup was delicious but mainly broth and a couple of peppers and 2 shrimp. I looked back at a photo from 4 years ago and that soup looked great but not anything like what I got!!
I think I would go again but pricing/ presentation needs some work.
To my pleasant surprise they serve very good pho which I normally associate with Vietnamese cuisine. The broth was very good, and the round steak was very tender and lean. I have to say, though, according to my wife Pad Thai was just OK with more pieces of tofu (which was very tasty, btw) than chicken pieces.
Overall, a very good dining experience. For your information, take-out lunch prices are dinner prices on the menu (there are about $4 differences btw. lunch and dinner prices).