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I give credit where its due.
Experimented with this place and i will be going back. I ordered so much food it was under $100. Large portions! Atmosohere is great; cute little place nice area too. Food was delish. Food came out got and quick!
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The pad Thai was delicious but the star of the show was their pumpkin Curry. This was perfectly seasoned with a deep complexity of flavors.
Can't wait to come back and try other dishes.
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This place is one of the best Thai restaurants I ate at in a while. The place clean, the decor was pleasantly inviting, the staff were friendly and made good recommendations, and the food was flavorful and tasty. What I like about this was they brought out each item as soon as it was ready so you get it hit and fresh, versus waiting for everybody food to be ready to deliver it. If you ever in the area and looking for a good dining experience with amazing Thai food stop by, you will not be disappointed.
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Just so happened to be in the area and popped in here for lunch and man was that a great idea! The space is very inviting and the staff was conpletely warm and attentive. I ordered the Green curry with crab and added a fried egg along with the crispy pork app. Everything came out amazing. The veggies were crisp and the pork was cooked perfectly crispy and soft on the inside with melty fat. Just like mom makes. 10 out of 10.
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Basil and Co. consistently offers their best! Started with Chicken Satay, with a generous helping of peanut sauce. The medium spicy, Sweet Chili Pork slowly built up heat and it was very flavorful. The Garlic Pepper Chicken was likewise tasty. And topped it all off with the always-delicious Mango Sticky Rice. This place is popular: there was a 15-20 minute wait when we left. Thank you for an amazing experience, as always!
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Hands down best Thai spot in DB/Walnut/RH area
This is our family's go to spot for thai food. Pad Thai is a little on the sweet side. However, the other dishes are a hit!
If you're craving Thai food, give this place a try. You won't be disappointed.
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lowkey shook when I came in on a Tuesday afternoon for lunch while working that it was crowded and I mean packed like only one or two open tables at any given moment. but the second I took a bite of my food I understood what the hype was about. this is so peak. i only ordered the chicken satay w a side of rice bc I'm a working man and I need to save money but I completely understand the prices if the quality of the appetizers during a busy time is anything to go by.
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Finally tried this spot after hearing so much about it on last Sunday. Delicious food—loved the Papaya Salad and the Drunken Noodles were fantastic. Beef Noodles were just okay. The place is spotless and looks great. Can’t wait to come back again!😁
Highly recommend 💯
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We came here to try out this Thai restaurant because of many recommendations from friends. My first impression was that the place inside was packed, but from the outside, it didn't seem busy. We were seated right away, and the inside of the place was nice. The food is Thai, but more fusion than authentic Thai. The taste was good if I rate it as fusion. We ordered Pad Si Eew, Drunken Noodles, Red Curry, Som Tum (papaya salad), and Fried Pork Belly. Everything tastes good. The waitress, whose name is “Fon”, took our orders and gave us excellent service. She makes sure we have everything we need. Overall, we had a good meal and service. I would recommend this restaurant for Thai fusion food.
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We made a dinner reservation for 5:15 to beat any early crowd, and lucky that we did because it filled up fast.
The food is a bit pricey, but the dishes were great. I shared a Red Duck Curry with my mother, and it was phenomenal; its portion size was just enough to be shared between the both of us. The duck meat basically melted in my mouth, and the skin wasn't chewy at all.
The other people in my family had Drunken Noodles, House Fried Rice, Tom Yum Soup, and enjoyed it a lot. The wonton appetizer was yummy (and the sauce was so good), but the price makes it kind of a one-time try type of dish. Their Thai tea was so good: I had the almond milk version while my mother had the normal, and both weren't too sweet, nor too bitter. I would definitely bring my friends/family here for a nice meal if we were looking to enjoy a nice dinner.
Unfortunately the day that we came, a couple families were seated near us with their very young children. While it is understandable for the crying (who hasn't thrown a fit somewhere awkwardly public), the rest of the children's actions, like tossing (plastic!) plates until it hit another, or dropping cutlery on the floor, did bring down the enjoyable atmosphere a bit. Kudos to one of the staff members who blew up a panda headband to calm down some of the children, who definitely made the rest of the experience nicer (and brought up my overall atmosphere rating).