Top Restaurants in Eagleville
Top Things to do in Eagleville
Top 5 Thai food in Eagleville, Pennsylvania, United States
Find out what Thai restaurants to try in Eagleville including Mango Tree Bistro, Pho Kitch'n, Thai Basil Bistro, Pho Thai Nam, Mizu Asian Bistro
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1. Mango Tree Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By 359td
Nicely decorated BYOB Thai restaurant in the suburbs. Staff are friendly and food comes out fast. Food was delicious! I highly recommend the Mango Duck if you love Mango â it came with sweet mango sauce that was superb! Duck was not dried out like other places either. The Coconut Calamari was tasty and not too chewy. Great find in the suburbs! If youâre in the area â try it out.
2. Pho Kitch'n
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Pho Kitch'n offers authentic and delicious tasting Vietnames, Thai and Chinese cuisine in Norristown, PA. Pho Kitch'n's convenient location and affordable prices make our restaurant a natural choice for dine-in, take-out meals in the Norristown community.
Reviewed By DannyZ24
We love Pho Kitch'n! Great selections of Vietnamese, Thai & Chinese. Some of my go to favorite apps are the Summer Rolls & Golden Bags. For entrees, I like spice, so I usually go Green Curry, & Drunken Noodles.The broken rice dishes are also super tasty. My wife loves the Vermicilli. I tried their Pho (rice noodle soup with fresh bean sprouts, basil, jalapeno & lime). It was my first experience with the dish and I thought the broth was very well seasoned and tasted great but the beef was a big tough. I also love the hot chili paste offered on the tables, great spice! The service is good, always prompt however, personality could improve. But I did notice manager/owner (I think) visiting tables during some of our visits. Also good to note that they are BYOB with very nice wine glasses.
3. Thai Basil Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By MeadowsValleyForge
This is one of the better Thai restaurants you can around Philly's Western Suburbs. Lunch Special ($11.95) consist of an appetizer, soup and an entree with multiple selections.Buddha's Delight has a moist filling with crispy skin (better fried than steamed). Tulip Dumpling is delicate and tasty. Chicken Satay with a generous slab of well seasoned meat on a skewer.Tom Yum Soup has the perfect sweet, sour, slightly spicy with a touch of lime. We tried both Shrimp & Chicken. Ravioli Soup is more like a great broth from a typical chicken noodle soup.Main entree, we tried Thai Basil, Drunken Noodle and Green Curry. All three are outstanding versions of Thai cuisine. Drunken Noodle has the smoky smell and taste with perfectly cooked flat noodles. Thai Basil is well seasoned with traditional basil sauce, although not as spicy as i thought. Green Curry is creamy with balanced curry flavor, mildly spicy.Thai Iced Tea is good accompaniment to all dishes. I will definitely be coming back.
4. Pho Thai Nam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By dzees4
Becky is great and friendly. Food is always fresh and delicious but prices keep getting higher and higher and portions keep getting smaller.
5. Mizu Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By TishR302
Itâs Tuesday evening and Tonyâs in the mood for Chinese and were in Pottstown at his brothers house. So we ask if they know of a good restaurant close. They told us to go to Mizu. The restaurant is very nice, great atmosphere. We ordered hot tea, which was made with fresh herbs. It was very mild and good. We ordered appetizers, the Shrimp tempura and fried Veggies. It was good but could of had more then 2 shrimp for the price. We ordered our main course , I had shrimp fried rice with crab meat, it was excellent and Tony had a beef chicken and shrimp with pan fried noodles, he liked it but didnât realize what fried noodles were. All in all it was a good dinner the portions were good and the price was reasonable. I really liked the decor too. I will definitely go back and recommend it to others.
