Quiet and unassuming from the outside, Bangkok Boulevard serves up tasty Thai dishes in a cozy atmosphere. Our friends recently recommended this Edmonds restaurant, and we had a great time visiting. We tried the: - Crab Fried Rice - We were happy to find the dish loaded with crab! - Khao Soi - You can choose between fried chicken, pork spareribs or braised beef - Phad Thai - Always a staple choice for me to try at new Thai restaurants - Phad See Ew - Bangkok Wings - The zesty and spicy dry rub was so good! Not only was the taste great, but the price was very reasonable as well. The restaurant staff was also very friendly and make sure to check in with us every so often. With so many dishes to try, we'll definitely be back!

This is a very nice newish Thai restaurant in Edmonds. We've been twice and tried a few of their dishes and we liked them all. The owner Candy is just lovely. She always has a smile on her face and she is very friendly and welcoming. We tried their fired noodles and soft shell crab curry. They are all very tasty and with good portion size. The soft shell crab dish is not very common around the area. I would recommend it if you're you are a fan of crab dishes. This is the kind of small business we like to support.

Pad Se Eww And a Thai tea! I normally don't really like to try out new Thai restaurants but this one stuck out to me so I stopped by and the food is great. I got a three star! Perfect spice for me also, it comes with a Thai tea! I have now added another Thai restaurant to my arsenal

I've been here a couple of times for both lunch and dinner, and dinner is usually busier. Their green Thai tea is amazing, I order it every time. I came here for lunch this time and ordered the pad Thai, which had very generous portions. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, making the dining experience even better. Parking is easy to find, and even though it's a small restaurant, the environment is clean and cozy.

What we ordered: Thai Iced Tea, Thai Iced Green Tea, Shrimp Cakes, Papaya Salad, Pad Thai w/ Tofu, Pad Kraw Paw w/ Cirpsy Pork Belly, Coconut Shrimp, Pineapple Fried Rice, Khao Soi w/ Fried Chicken, & Black Sticky Rice w/ Coconut Milk. ⁣ They have a great menu with lots of options to choose from including a smaller menu with featured dishes changing monthly. Some of our favorite dishes was the shrimp cakes, pad Thai which had more of a tamarind flavor, the khao soi paired with the fried chicken, the pad kraw paw, and you can't skip on the dessert! The service was great, they were super friendly and attentive. The portions are large so definitely order a few dishes to share and try a little bit of everything!

Overall a pretty good experience at Bangkok Boulevard. Located in a little strip mall south of Ranch 99 that took over a small dim sum restaurant. Small restaurant and server was fantastic. Always had a smile on her face and was very complimentary. We ordered several dishes - pineapple chicken fried rice, spicy clams, curry soft shell crab, papaya salad, laab salad, regular thai ice tea and thai ice green tea. The spicy clams was really good and had lots of flavor. The laab salad was refreshing and flavorful too. The iced thai green tea was really good but a little too sweet. Unfortunately the pineapple fried rice we got had a piece uncooked chicken in it. They apologized and remade a brand new one but hard to go back and enjoy the it after seeing that. Also the papaya salad was a little flavorless. We had to use some of the spicy fish sauce from the side in order to give it some flavor. The star of the show is the soft shell crab curry. The crab was still crispy mixed with the curry was absolutely amazing and I would order this every time. Highly recommend getting this is crab is your thing.

As appetizer, Moo Daad Daew and Todd Mann Kung. Phad Thai with pork, and Pat Pong Karee with soft shell crab. Wonderful friendly, efficient service and flavors on point. One of the best Thai meals I've had in a long time. It was a simple space in a strip mall in Aurora, but the Thai owners managed to make it welcoming. The space used to hold a dim sum restaurant, and the new Thai-Chinese owners still continued using some of the old Chinese plates. By our third visit, they had new dishes, and the Pad Hoy Thai (spicy stir fried clams) was wonderful. Now, one of .y regular places for a great Thai meal.

We visited for the first time on a Friday evening. The restaurant recently opened and is currently working on getting its liquor license. It's a cute little spot with spacious seating. The staff were very friendly, attentive, and efficient in serving the food! Each dish was flavorful and delicious. We will definitely return to try more of their signature dishes! Parking was easy, as there is a parking lot available.

We visited this new Thai restaurant in the former Fashion Dim Sum space. Delicious food with friendly service in Edmonds. We enjoyed the shrimp cakes, pad see ew with tofu, crab fried rice and the crispy chicken with veggies mixed with Thai salad dressing with rice was our favorite dish. We ordered everything 2 stars and it was the appropriate spice level for our family. The shrimp cakes were crispy on the outside and a little mushy on the inside. We were informed that the restaurant will be introducing some new dishes soon, so we'll be on the lookout for that.