Things went well. Customer service was good... food was decent. A little on the small serving but the flavor waa decent. Not the best mostly fairly average.The ambiage was good as well. The only thing that threw me off was when my friend asked for water before heading out, they said they are close already.That left us scratching our head. I guess that customer service stops the second the clock strikes after business hours and this is after spending $300+Maybe I'll try other restaurants next time.
Ordered to-go: Sizzling duck is VERY dry without the sauce, and the portion was small for $20 (half duck=just legs). Heavenly beef portion was small, but delicious. Seafood combo was small, but amazing flavor. Pad thai was expected size for price and great. Don't really think it was worth the money spent, but if you don't care about price, then it is good. Portion size is definitely the problem here, considering it doesn't even come with some cheap rice and it's pricey, but it's whatever. Will still feed us for a few meals and we made rice at home.
Had a wonderful lunch today. The Cashew Chicken and Pad Thai combo was delicious. Leftovers for dinner. And don't miss out on dessert.
Great experience! We came at 4:30 pm on a Saturday for dinner and it wasn't busy. Large parking area shared between many Kent Station businesses but we didn't have trouble finding a spot. We made a reservation for our party of 6 and wouldn't have needed it as early as it was, pretty empty when we arrived. Their full menu is viewable on their website online.Service was on point, drinks never emptied, and everyone loved the food. We had a total of four appetizers, calamari, prawns in a blanket, and x2 of the chicken satay (only $6 each thanks to happy hour pricing). I had the Khao Soi with beef and it was fantastic, with plenty leftover, just as good later. We'd come for my mother-in-law's birthday and they brought her fried ice-cream, that was wonderful, on the house.Our total for x6 meals and x4 appetizers, plus 20% gratuity, automatically applied, was $176 & change. For under $30 a piece out the door, excellent value I'd say. This didn't include any alcoholic beverages as those were paid for separately by those who drank. Beautiful restaurant, music was not too loud to converse and service was friendly. We'll definitely be back. Highly recommended.
The food is consistently fresh and tasty. We like to bring guests to share appetizers and entrees. There are a lot of great options to choose from. We had the calamari and fried rolls, trout salad, red curry and garlic prawns. Everything was perfectly prepared. The staff is always friendly and efficient and the restaurant is clean and inviting
Once again, Banyan Tree does not disappoint. I travel to Seattle several times a year and this is the one restaurant that I MUST visit every time. The food is fresh, nicely seasoned with delicate flavors, and carefully prepared. The presentation is beautiful, as is the entire restaurant. The menu contains the standard fare that you would find at a Thai restaurant, but there are many other unusual dishes. Our group of four had fresh spring rolls, the crispy rice salad, Panang chicken curry, Pad Thai with shrimp, and at the owner’s suggestion, Trout Salad, and Crying Tiger (Marinated NY strip, sticky rice, and a light spicy lime sauce). The portions are generous. If you want the sticky rice and mango dessert (highly recommended), order it when you place your order as they run out. There are many fine Asian restaurants in Seattle but this one is outstanding. Don’t miss Banyan Tree.
Once again, Banyan Tree does not disappoint. I travel to Seattle several times a year and this is the one restaurant that I MUST visit every time. The food is fresh, nicely seasoned with delicate flavors, and carefully prepared. The presentation is beautiful, as is the entire restaurant. The menu contains the standard fare that you would find at a Thai restaurant, but there are many other unusual dishes. Our group of four had fresh spring rolls, the crispy rice salad, Panang chicken curry, Pad Thai with shrimp, and at the owner’s suggestion, Trout Salad, and Crying Tiger (Marinated NY strip, sticky rice, and a light spicy lime sauce). The portions are generous. If you want the sticky rice and mango dessert (highly recommended), order it when you place your order as they run out. There are many fine Asian restaurants in Seattle/Kent but this one is outstanding. Don’t miss Banyan Tree.
Been here many times for lunch. Service is great and the food is hot and fresh. Try the garlic chicken!
Im so disappointed since this is my to go place for Thai food. I ordered 6 items and 2 out of 6 is chicken fried rice. The 2 chicken fried rice i got so disgusting. The chicken is not completely cook and i can see the meat is still pink color. First I thought maybe just the color but when I take a bite and chew omg i want to throw up ? because of the smell. I decided to throw both fried rice in the garbage.I called them back the next day and talked to the lady there but it seems like she in hurry and she didn’t want to listen to me. All she said she will have the manager call me back and hang up ?. Sadly no call from the manager. So disappointed how they treat there customer. I will NEVER come back to this place!!!!
Came in for happy hour. Very reasonably priced. They used fresh quality ingredients, no MSG. Food came out quick and piping hot. Friendly staff. Nice decor. Great experience all around.