Bhan Thai

My husband took me here on a surprise family dinner date. It was pretty quiet for a Friday night, but with it snowing—that’s to be expected. We had a sweet waitress, which is always nice. For non-meat eaters, they had a complete vegetarian and vegan menu. I ordered the Thai tea with coconut milk, vegan egg rolls, and vegan pad Thai with tofu. My husband got the chicken fried rice and we shared with our toddler. Everything was great. The vegan pad Thai, though, seemed lacking in terms of toppings, but I was happy nonetheless. Would visit again!

We stopped here at three pm for a very late lunch. Small clean and cozy place. We had some steamed dumplings with chicken (sau mai?) that were good and we ordered two noodle dishes that came with a small salad. Hubs had the drunken noodles with pork with a beer and I had the Aroi rice noodles with chicken with Thai green tea. Nice sized portions, well sauced and a good amount of veg. and very tasty. Definitely worth checking out for lunch or date night.

Nice little Thai spot. We went for dinner, and it was nonstop for our waitress. She was very nice, but she was forgetful on a few things. Overall, good experience and food was good. The green curry was almost watered down, but had a good taste. Taste of Thai is still number one for our family in the Springs!

We were delighted with this little gem! I’ve been scouring the Springs for a Pad see ew with flavor, and this was delicious! The fried tofu was done RIGHT with an ideal firmness rather than the lumpy mush I keep encountering elsewhere. My husband had the yellow curry and was equally impressed. We were greeted and waited on by a friendly and helpful young lady who was attentive and just generally awesome. She suggested the Mango Mouse for dessert, and wow! The presentation was lovely, and the taste was wonderful! You could tell they put care and pride into plating their dishes… it all looked as awesome as it tasted! Simply a stellar little place and I’m so glad we dropped in… will be back for sure!

"Aroi" means delicious. We were craving for some good, delicious Thai food. We ordered Pad Se Ew, Khao Soi, and Khao Mun Gai. Overall, I think the recipe was authetic, and the food styling was quite aesthetically appealing. Then, it came the food execution. The flavor was good, not great. The greatest missed was on the texture. The chicken tight should be moist, but it was tough. The flat rice noodles for Pad Se Ew should be softer, but it was not. Last, I think they use rice noodles instead of egg noodles for the Khoa Soi, and they were too soft and easily broken. Didn't get second water service. I do think Aroi is a good option to consider for Thai food and will come back and try other items.

Nice small Thai restaurant with great food. They offer levels of spiciness for their dishes. Being a lover of spicy foods, hot was not super hot, at least for me. I will have to try Thai hot next time. I personally tried the drunken noodles and Thom Kha soup. The Thom Kah soup did not seem to have as much coconut milk as other places I have tried but it was still very delicious. The drunken noodles were good. I hear their Thai Tea is great, so I will have to try that next time. I went here with a small group and have included pictures of their dishes too.