Thai Bistro

Food/Taste/Flavor: 4/5 - Red Curry (C1) with beef level 1 spice and a Musaman Curry (C4) with pork level 3 spice. First time getting a musaman curry and with it's description of cadamon and cinnamon, we thought it would be a savory curry with some earthy-tones. Instead, it was an oddly sweet curry, even sweeter than a panang curry! The red curry with beef was good though as it's bright and creamy from the coconut milk and the basil leaf gave it a peppery mint taste.

Service: 5/5 - friendly but slight language difficulty. We came in at 7:30 PM (30 minutes before closing) and there were still 4 tables there with multiple pick-up orders and the servers did have to turn away 2 parties who didn't want to take food to go.

Ambiance: n/a/ - ordered food to go. There were some retro diner vibes underneath the Asian facade. There's a one way speaker blasting music in the corner so depending where you sit, it could be quite noisy.

Value for price: 4/5 - decent food at a reasonable cost. Would ask for recommendations next time if not as familiar with the food.

Honestly didn't know what to expect as we we arrived here. Overall, the food was good.. what I wasn't thrilled about was the pricing. I find their prices very high for the area.

This is def a mom and pop shop, two people doing it all! Very amazed at how quickly everything came out tho. The evil jungle princess dish was delicious, be careful with spice levels!

Food is fresh and flavorful!. The shrimp fried rice (spicy level 4) is extremely good. Now if you don't like spice turn the heat down a little, but it's absolutely amazing. Shrimp pad Thai is also packed with flavor with fresh veggies, which elevate the dish. So far nothing I have ordered has disappointed me yet. The portions will definitely give you enough to eat now and later. Service is fast and friendly staff. It seems like most people get food to go, so it's definitely a nice quite place for date night. Thai Bistro has definitely been my go to place for a good meal since being in Lawton.

Came for dinner. Place was empty when wr hot there except for another gentleman.
We ordered the ff:
The Crab Rangoon - crispy, and good amount of cheese and imitation crab. Served with sweet tangy sauce. I loved it!
Fresh spring rolls - good size with good amount of shrimps. Tasty peanut sauce
Pad See Ew with beef and tofu - good portion, good noodles but there was something off about it. There was a bitter taste to it like a bit burnt sugar. But not sure. Other than that it would have been good.
Thai Basil Ground chicken with rice and egg - very good balance of sweet and salty with meat and veggies.
Sticky rice with Mango - sweet fresh mangos with coconut sticky rice. Very good and hood portion!

This shit is NASTY this is not THAI food. And they put a scrambled egg on top of the meal. WHY.

Was in Lawton Oklahoma for the first time ever, and asked my friend to take me somewhere local.
We both love Thai food, so she took me her favorite spot.
The place was gourgeous!. Beautiful artwork, nice bug open space, and our server Nancy is the sweetest young lady!
She recommended the chicken curry yellow heat level 2, which was perfect for me. I wanted level 3 but convinced me to do level 2, and I was so happy. It was just the right kick. The chicken was tender; the curry sauce was rich and thick.
I also ordered crab raguns that were freshly fried, very crisp on the outside, but creamy inside. Again, great flavor. It came with a sweet and spicy dipping sauce that was more sweet but good because it helped cool my mouth from the curry.
I see why this is my friend's favorite Thai restaurant.
Hopefully I will get to come back next year and visit. If you live in the area, definitely give this place a try!

Food was great, service not so much. Waiter came after we'd just gotten our food and told us they were closing in 20 minutes so we had to hurry and eat our food. We didn't, and employees (the owner as well) stared at us until we finished.

I'm conflicted on how many stars to leave, my whole family really enjoyed it, but I did not. I found everything to be "heavily" sugared. I *love* Thai food. I grew up in Houston and have had authentic Thai many times. To me Thai equates to fresh veggies, light flavors, coconut and curry, some broths. I will say there was a good amount of veggies in everything, so I enjoyed that. But it was all just so sweet.
The fresh rolls I also loved, they were huge and had a good ratio of lettuce to everything else.
The shrimp and pork dumplings, basically shiu mai, I found incredibly fishy. I was shocked that my kids enjoyed them so much. They probably put so much peanut sauce on them they didn't notice.
The drunken noodles were in a heavy sweet sauce and not enough basil. Usually drunken noodles are my favorite, simply fried with veggies and usually very spicy. This was also riddled with eggs, which I have never seen done.
The masuman curry is another of my favorites - I thought this was the best and most authentic item, but again too sweet. I saw that people complained about this being basically a soup, which is how it's supposed to be served. We all loved it.
The kitchen sink soup was *extremely* bland. Not what I expect from a Thai soup. But lots of great veggies.
The chicken skewers were really well seasoned but very dry.
There's a great shaded patio that nobody seems to be using, seems a shame. Maybe it's because the employees use it as a smoking spot.
The waitress was great, food came out really fast. It does get pretty busy at lunchtime.

Came here on a whim for dinner. It's unassuming from the outside. Walking in, the food smelled amazing. The establishment cleanliness was on point same with the bathrooms. When first entering there were 2 booths occupied and it was quiet. Staff was attentive and polite. By the time we left business started picking up with the dinner rush. We ordered an appetizer (a bowl of Tom Kah w/ chicken split between 2 people), Thai basil chicken (extra rice and extra fried egg), and chicken khao soy, 2 sweet Thai iced teas, and mango sticky rice. With tip it was about $81.

The Tom Kah soup was great! Perfectly balanced, sweet & creamy from the coconut milk, hint of sour from the lemon and we added extra chilis for spice. We originally ordered it at a level 2 spicy. The Thai basil chicken was on point as well. Level 2 spicy but added fresh chili & chili oil on top while eating. It definitely hit the spot for a meat and rice mood I was in. The chicken khao soy smelled amazing and it was wonderfully balanced. Very thick soup if you haven't had it before. Love the yellow curry flavor that hits you first and then slowly warms you up too. Spicy level was a 3 and added chili oil on top. The dessert hit the spot. At first I was unsure because it's not quite mango season but man that mango was AMAZING! Super sweet and the rice with the toasted sesame was chewy.

If we could give them 4.5 stars we would and that's what they deserve! Great spot to check out and will be back again!

Amazing food and great ambience. Thai Bistro never disappoints whether you dine in or opt for carry out. Don't forgot to try the tasty Thai Iced Tea with your meal.