Bangkok Downtown Thai and Japanese Menu

Thai food Menu

App & Soups & Salads


Crab Rangoon
$ 5.99
Tom Yum Seafood
$ 4.99
Fried Spring Rolls
$ 4.99       and more....

Fried Rice
Bangkok or pineapple
start at $ 10.99
Basil Fried Rice
start at $ 10.99
Crabmeat Fried Rice
$ 15.99

Stir Fry


Garlic & Black Pepper
start at $ 10.99
Cashew Nut
start at $ 10.99
Sesame Chicken
$ 11.99      and more....

Curries & Noodles


Panang Curry
start at $ 10.99
Pad Thai
start at $ 10.99
Noodle Soup (Pho)
start at $ 9.99 
and more....

Bangkok Special
Soft shell Crab
$ 22.99
Fancy Duck
$ 20.99
Frog Legs with Basil
$ 20.99      and more....

Iron Grill
Hibachi or Teriyaki
start at $ 9.99
Kid's Hibachi or Teriyaki
start at $ 6.99
*Entrees comes with your choice of meat

Customer Testimonials

Spingal

Without a doubt the best restaurant in Salisbury. The good is wonderful: great flavors, made to order, and delivered hot. The service is excellent. And the place is nicely decorated and very clean. Highly recommended.

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Lukewarm brussel sprouts salad with...
fresh salad with brussels sprouts, chorizo ​​and almonds on a plate

When I discovered the salad leafing through an American magazine, it had happened to me. Brussels sprouts as a salad? This will get me right away. One of my - I think - coolest recipes is the raw Brussels sprouts salad with apples, walnuts and pecorino. This will get you real Brussels spunk haters. A real blast recipe. Another winter salad recipe is of course the red cabbage salad with chorizo. Te...

Juicy chocolate brownies with caram...
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For quick rest baking for the weekend, I have picked out another recipe with Martha Stewart, which is super easy to do and always goes down well: Brownies! However, the raspberry blondies have not been beaten so far. After having experience with monster brownies, they should be a little easier this time. But not boring either. That's when the idea with the caramelized pecans came in handy! Chocola...

Eating Around
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Culinary trips, restaurant guides. Gastronomic tourism. The world is very big, you have to eat it little by little....

Against the April blues: red wine g...
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As you may have noticed, my Easter countdown has abruptly stopped. That was not intended, but unfortunately it came like this: I had a holiday in said Easter week and was so happy to be able to cook and bake and blog and do. First of all, I have done everything that needs to be done so, if you are free for the first time after 7 months and then I was firmly convinced that the Easter weekend belong...