Thai Peppers - BRISTOW

Maybe it?s because I just visited Bangkok, but I found the drunken noodles quite bland despite its 3-chili marking. Serving size is also small for lunch. I?d recommend adding a large option with corresponding price.

I got the pad Thai with tofu. I didn?t like the tofu but I would definitely go back and just get mixed veggies. My favorite thing was the Thai tea with boba. It was delicious I wanted a second cup to go. The iced Thai tea coffee is really strong.

We ordered 2 meals and we ordered the combo only to learn combo does not mean chicken, beef and shrimp, it means chicken and beef. The chicken and beef were extremely dry on both meals. I got the Pad Thai, which did not taste like Pad Thai.. I don't know if it was the beef added, but it was not good. It was 20 a meal for a lunch portion of not great food! Very disappointed. I will not be going back!

Take this as a warning before going here. The portions are small. The ingredients are not very good quality and the service is very lackluster. And they seem to think that using whatever vegetables are the cheapest can be thrown into their food... Not traditional to say the least We went here on Sunday August 14th at around 5:00 p.m. for dinner with two adults and three kids, before going to see the imagine dragons show at the jiffy lube live venue. The only example I'llgive is my drunken noodle dish... Take this across all the menu items as we ordered a variety...bill was $138 for two adults and three kids.. before tip So it's not like we didn't spend some money and order more food than we should haveneeded to... So we thought ... Entree's are the portion size of an appetizer, the ingredients were not traditional nor acceptable They had a few slices of red and green pepper and some onion and then to my surprise as the pile ofnoodles shrunk... I found romaine lettuce thrown in to fluff up the bottom of the bowl. There were not a lot of noodles nor chicken. Not a whole lot of flavor either I don't know what the people in bristow think is good thai... buthaving been to Thailand and lived in Northern Virginia, New York and other places, this is not good Thai food. For the prices they charge the shrinkflation of the portion size is too evident. The entrees were served in what basically wouldbe considered a soup bowl. The appetizers were all very small, and just not very much thought or execution with anything that we ordered. I would say skip this place if there's something else you can get to. And I really am not trying to beover critical. It's just between the slow disorganized service and the lack of quality and the small portion size, I think this review is just honest. A lot of restaurants are coming to an end at some point sooner than later, as peoplewake up and recognize that the cost of dining out for what you get now is just not wor

Thai Peppers is my go to lunch spot! I put my order in through their website and it's ready for me to pick up in 15 minutes or less (it was 10 today . There's usually a few patrons in there (I've never seen it crowded , and it's super quiet. It's actually a good place to have a nice, solitary lunch if that's your thing. The very generous portion of basil fried rice (Thai hot was delicious as always.