Bahn Thai

My fiancé and I went to this restaurant on our Alaska tour, as a part of the itinerary, and we absolutely loved it! It is one of the top-rated Thai restaurants in Fairbanks and is a local favourite. Our waitress was so lovely. She took care of our entire group, which consisted of 12 people, and was so kind and knowledgeable of the menu. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated with Thai imagery including wooden carved elephants, Buddhist gods, statues, a partition, and plants. For an appetizer, I shared their Chicken Curry puffs with my fiancé. For my main, I got their Drunken Noodles with Scallops, and it was delicious! The portion was enormous, so I gladly had leftovers for the next day. It was cooked in their scrumptious Thai Brown Sauce, and the scallops were cooked perfectly. Their lemonade was also lovely and refreshing. This Thai restaurant is a great place for a family gathering or date night out, and I really enjoyed my meal here!

In the heart of this remote Alaskan city, Bahn Thai is a hidden gem showcasing exquisite Thai cuisine. From the moment I stepped inside, the impeccable service and inviting atmosphere made me feel like an honored guest. The menu offers a tantalizing selection of Thai delights, from fragrant green curry to spicy pad thai. Each dish was a harmonious blend of flavors and textures, crafted with precision by skilled chefs. The attention to detail and genuine passion for Thai cuisine shone through in every aspect of the dining experience. For an unforgettable journey through the vibrant flavors of Thailand, Bahn Thai is the ultimate destination in Alaska's wilderness. Thank you Yuii and Achi for your hospitality.

The egg rolls were great! They claim to be the best you've ever had and they aren't far off. The only thing I would change would be to have a pork option. The chicken wasn't bad, but I do love some pork egg rolls. You also get 5 full egg rolls split into 10, for $10. It's not bad given the taste and amount. The pad Thai was delicious, but it absolutely needed more spice. Otherwise, it was something I would order again. Service was incredible and the restaurant itself was nice and clean and well spaced. You don't feel like you are on top of other tables.

I ordered a Pla Rad Khing in order to have my first salmon in an Alaskan restaurant. It was good but the pieces of salmon was a little bit hard to find between the vegetables. It was also a little too salty for me. The spring rolls were good. Friendly staff. Very (very) quickly served. It was just a little annoying to take the key to g on to the toilet.