“ Loved this place! The service was amazing. The host was swift to seat us and very polite, and our server kept up with our needs before we even knew them, refilling our waters and bringing us to go plates before we needed it. The food came out fast and was delicious. Place was clean too. We both got the chicken pad thai- 10/10 recommend. Will definitely be back for lunch again soon ”

“ Staff if very friendly and the food is outstanding. One of the best Tom Kha soup I've hand anywhere! Prices are reasonable including $10 lunch specials. ”

“ Great sushi... give it a try... casual location... fair prices... oh I like the veggie fried rice too ”

“ 5 STARS FOR THE CURRY NOODLES. I think about them all the time, especially any other time I have curry and it isn't as delicious as the curry noodles here. ”

“ Visited Thai bistro again and tried the poor man noodles, hot and sour soup and the Massaman curry. Everything was so delicious we couldnt pick a favorite. Definitely my new favorite Thai restaurant in San Antonio. Service was also great! ”

“ This is our go to Thai restaurant in San Antonio. We love to get the sushi and spring rolls. All the curry's are all fantastic. My son loves the masanan curry and my husband loves the green curry since it has a lot of vegetables. I love the Tom Kha soup. Try the mango sticky rice for dessert. It is icing on the cake. ”

“ Pretty good Thai place, worth a stop in if you're in the mood for some Pad See Ewe or Tom Yum soup. Service is decent, the ambiance is a little odd in that it feels like three different places smashed together. We had the very good Tom Yum soup, middling Chicken Pad See Ewe and Woon Sen. Flavors were pretty basic, and the noodles were freshly wok'ed but without a bit of a sear on the noodles and veggies. Still very good, worth stopping in. (Did not try the sushi, but it looked fine.) This place scores a 4 out of 5 on the 'CTJ Scale', as noted below. 5 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Jesus good. Would be OK passing away after finishing a plate here. 4 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Mary good. Would be OK having a nosh here with Mother Mary. 3 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Joseph good. Would be OK having a beer here with Jesus' Dad. 2 out of 5 stars: Come-to-the-Apostles good. Meh. Wouldn't have my last supper here. 1 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Nobody good. I wouldn't have my penultimate supper here, either. ”

“ My husband works down the street from Thai Bistro and I meet him here often for lunch. He eats his weight in pad Thai on a weekly basis and I can't say that I blame him! I almost always order curry when eating Thai food, and I had the green curry the last time we went. It was the perfect level of spice that I requested (a 2, their spice level goes from 1-4). It was a nice consistency and wasn't too thin or soupy. I like a curry that's got some girth to it. The lunch crowd gets busy, so I recommend to go a bit early if you want faster service. We usually have the same server and she's friendly, always smiling and chatty. Can't speak to the sushi, but would love to try it soon. My husband ordered the sesame chicken once and wasn't a fan. Overall, a great spot for consistently tasty Thai food. ”

“ Got take out tonight. 4 entrees and an appetizer. It was ready about 20 minutes after I ordered it. The dinners do not come with anything extra such as a spring roll. Speaking of spring rolls, there are 4 in an order and they are huge! Almost the size of egg rolls. They were light and fresh tasting and came with some sort of peanut sauce which was ok. A but too salty for my taste. Pad Woon Sen with chicken, medium level spice or 2 if you prefer. It was perfection. It was bursting with flavor and veggies. I wish there was more, even though I was full, my mouth just wanted to keep tasting it!! Pineapple fried rice with chicken was not my favorite. I've had this dish in several other Thai restaurants and it's always hit or miss. Here, it's made with a curry like sauce that I just didn't like the taste of. In my opinion, it overshadowed the rest of the dish. I couldn't taste anything else other than the curry sauce. All in all, I'd come back for sure, maybe dine in for a lunch special. The pad woon sen and spring rolls warrant giving this place another chance and trying some dishes. ”