Fantastic atmosphere and amazing food! Master chef Kong delivered some of the best sushi I’ve had almost to pretty to eat, and the red duck curry was perfect! Highly recommend!

Zachree B.

Lunch review: A friendly spot for a quick and delicious lunch. They immediately bring out the soup and little veggie spring roll to get the party started! We ordered panang curry chicken, which was perfection! Lunch with tip was $20. Dinner: We started with a delicious soup and opted for a pot to share. I loved the presentation with a lit soup bowl. I got my usual, Panang Curry Chicken with medium spice, it was pretty spicy. My hubs got pad Thai. Both were delicious. The service was great and the restaurant is cute and authentic feeling. They also have a sushi bar.

Tango T.

It’s been a while since I’ve stopped in for lunch on a whim, but was craving Thai and luckily the parking gods opened a spot for me after driving around for 10 mins. Central Avenue needs more parking but I digress. As soon as I walked in, I was quickly seated and brought water, clear broth soup w/ rice and fried garlic w/ scallions(I honestly could eat a large bowl of that) and a crisp spring roll w/ a sweet ish orange duck sauce before ordering. I enjoyed a chicken pad Thai(the best in the city!) w/ a side of jasmine rice for an extra fee. The lunch specials are large and filling, $12.95, worth it. Servers are friendly, food comes out quick and fresh.

Melanie M.

9 Bangkok Thai and Sushi has one of only 3 “Destination” sushi rolls which I have not seen anywhere else. “The St. Pete Roll” is amazing. Don’t try to bite a piece in half. Put the whole piece in your mouth and let it wash over you. My pics can’t do it justice. I am posting pics of the menu because it’s not available online unless you open a delivery service app.

Bryan L.

We stopped in for early dinner on a Wednesday so there wasn't a big crowd. The service was excellent and quick and the food was so good. The prices were very good for so close to downtown, both for food and wine. We will definitely be back

E. R.

We’ve been to Bangkok twice now and have found that we’ve stumbled on a jewel in St Pete. The food is fresh, cooked perfectly, nicely presented and tastes delicious. The staff is very pleasant and it’s evident that they take pride in what they do. We give it 5 stars and know that Bangkok will be one of our regular stops. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Kevin K.

Bangkok Thai on Central Ave is a full sensory experience. First, let’s address the ambiance—it might smell like Fabuloso when you walk in, but that just means this place is clean enough to eat off the floor (not that I tried, but it’s good to know). The decor is a delightful mix of Thai and Japanese influences, leaving me wonderfully confused about where I was. Is it Thai? Is it Japanese? Who cares? It’s delicious. Now, the food. The Hawaiian Fried Rice absolutely slaps. Pineapple chunks, shrimp, and that magical blend of flavors that had me thinking I was on a tropical vacation—this dish is straight fire. Pair it with a side of Duck Panang, and you’ll be wondering why you ever wasted calories on boring takeout. And don’t sleep on the Mango Sticky Rice. It’s the kind of dessert that makes you want to write poetry. The mango is perfectly ripe, the sticky rice is sweet and creamy, and together, they’re like a culinary hug for your soul. The service? Spot on. The staff is friendly and happy to answer all your questions, like “Is this Thai or Japanese?” (Answer: yes). The vibe? Casual but classy enough for a date night. My only regret is not ordering the Volcano Shrimp—guess I’ll just have to go back. If you’re looking for a place that’s got flavor, personality, and a faint whiff of Fabuloso, Bangkok Thai is your spot. 10/10 would recommend (and probably will smell like pineapple and curry for a week).

Micah G.