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The Bangkok Thai And Pho

The Bangkok Thai And Pho

57 West Wyoming Avenue, Melrose, 02176, United States Of America

Thai • Cafés • Asian • Lunch


"This was our first time visiting The Bangkok and it will NOT be our last! We decided to be complete fat@ es — I mean adventurous — and delved into the small plates. If you are a person of small appetite, 1-2 small plates is enough for you (we did not stop there! . For apps/small plates, we shared the veggie crispy rolls and curry roti (fried scallion pancake . The rolls were perfectly crisp without being oily with a healthy side of pickled carrots and radish over lettuce and sweet/sour dipping sauce. The roti was served hot and crispy with a soft lemongrass soup sauce. Amazing! My carnivorous spouse added a small plate of ribs, too; she describes the ribs as “good.” In more elaborate details the curry on top tasted of a savory scallion and red beans that fit nicely with the meat of the ribs that fell from the bones (may the poor cow’s soul rest in peace .Moving onto entrees, I have a habit of testing Thai restaurants with tofu red curry. This was a healthy portion — too much to handle in one sitting — was a New England American (white people spicy 5:10 after asking for extra spicy, luckily there was chili oil on the tables for additional spice. Anyway, the curry was creamy, not watery and had a beautiful mix of beans, red peppers, bamboo, tofu, pea pods, and chunks of eggplant, plus a side of rice. I would definitely get it again!Partner in murdering Thai food today got khao soi noodle dish that had a light yellow curry spicy (caliente sauce with noodles, scallion, greens, herbs, vegetables, and a whole freaking chicken leg grass in a lemon grass coconut sauce, which I’m told tasted amazing. Again, God rest that chicken soul. We finished off fat@ fest with the mango sticky rice. Well, the taste was impeccable with the just perfectly ripen mangoes, I would suggest just slightly more coconut sauce, but keep in mind I am an Asian American, not an Asian Asian.The service was wonderful and each of the people serving us was on top of our table without being overbearing. And the best part was for all of that we spent around 66 without tip. I highly recommend if you are in the Melrose area and really looking for some authentic, delicious Thai food."

Dumpling Dojo

Dumpling Dojo

16 Glen Rd, 07070, Rutherford, United States

Kebab • Seafood • American • North American


"Our server was pleasant and friendly. My daughter humorously kept whispering that she looked like Mirabel from Disney's Encanto. Now, let’s discuss the food. Honestly, it was just an okay experience—worth a one-time visit at best. The dishes looked appealing, but the flavors didn't really stand out. I tried the Szechuan wontons versus the Shanghai wontons. I went with the Shanghai wontons, but they weren’t tasty enough for a repeat order. The wonton skins lacked that smooth, silky texture I was hoping for. Between the pork belly bun and the short rib bun, I highly recommend the pork belly bun. This one stood out—unlike other places, it featured shredded pork belly rather than a single large slice. The sauce was flavorful and delicious. The short rib bun, however, was quite disappointing; the short rib was dry and bland. The short rib French onion bowl with ramen was also underwhelming. While the portion of short rib was decent, it lacked tenderness, and the soup base didn’t taste authentic. As for the kids' meal chicken cutlet bowl, the chicken was thin and tough. My husband and I struggled to chew it, and I felt bad for my five-year-old. She ended up having the lo mein, which was really more like stir-fried udon. Again, not great; it didn’t compare to the delicious stir-fried udon I’ve had elsewhere. Overall, the pork belly bun is the only standout dish I’d consider ordering again."