family owned and great vibes in the place. food tastes so authentic, my family has been going there since i was in middle school (im 27 now) and the quality hasnt swayed a bit. definitely recommend!

Service was good, food was mediocre. You order at the bar area and then find a seat. The lady at the cashier was also the one who served our food and was very nice! Overall food was okay nothing special. Definitely would like to try other items on the menu to see if I like them better. And being in the US, mangos are not the best tasting but gave me the fix I needed.

A very pretty place to dine. Nice lights. Comfortable wooden tables. The 10 or so times that I've dined here have mainly been lunch, but I've had a couple of dinners here and the food has always been authentic and tasty Nice family run spot.

My foods include pad Thai,fried rice are hot and delicious. Service were quick and pleasant. Price is worthy with. They packed in container and utensils for convenience

I had the pleasure of dining at Bangkok Kitchen, and I have to say, the experience was top-notch. Not only was the food incredible, but the service was exceptional--thanks in large part to the amazing owner, Kat. From the moment you walk in, she makes you feel welcome and ensured that every part of your experience is truly authentic to all things Thai. She is attentive, personable, and clearly passionate about providing a great culinary experience. She also does not sit still since she wears multiple hats. It's rare to see someone so involved in the day-to-day operations, and it really made a difference in how the evening went. The food itself was outstanding--everything from the freshest papaya Salad, perfectly spiced Drunken Noodles, tastiest mango sticky rice, to the surprise pour of whiskey at the end, was absolutely delicious. You can tell she takes pride in her food. The ingredients are fresh with nothing but high quality. It's clear that Kat runs a tight kitchen, and her team's dedication to great service really shone through (Mary the lead bartender and floor manager is amazing). In addition to the amazing food, tasty drinks and exceptional staff, coming here also serves as a Thai 101 class! Each time I visit, I learn something new. (101 Drop) Durian: Was able to see and smell Durian for the first time which is a native fruit to Thailand, however, due to its potency and chemical makeup, one cannot eat Durian if you are drinking alcohol. The fruit smelled POTENT but apparently, it's one of the best tasting fruits! (101 Drop) Learned about "Eleven Tigers Herbal" which is a herbal packet that improves one's digestive system and appetite and assists in all things related to women's reproductive care. Kat ages it in one of her favorite liquors for extra potency. Also, the customers here quite the globetrotters. Being directly across from Fort Meade base, you are easily able to meet people from all over the world which leads to the best conversations. If you're looking for not just amazing food but a memorable dining experience, I highly recommend visiting! The combination of excellent food and an exceptional owner will definitely bring me back! #imofficiallyaregular Karaoke is on Thursday nights!

Odenton has plenty of seedy looking strip malls but I've learned to never judge bc inside of those walls are some of the best authentic local Asian & Thai cuisine. Bangkok kitchen isn't all that great in the way of aesthetics but that's ok, they make up for it with friendly staff, good alcoholic beverages, and most important... delicious food. I've been coming here for years. I've also been a lover of Thai food since I was a kid & I'm known to drive past 3 places that offers the same food as the place I'm going bc the place I'm going does it better. That's confusing to say & read but follow me. My point is, I never have to do that when I'm in the mood for Thai bc Bangkok checks all of the boxes. I got the Pad Kee Mao - drunken noodles with beef & chicken at level three spice(there's 5 levels) & it was as good as it always is, and still very spicy. I'd hate to see what level 5 feels like. The Wife got the Pad See Ew w/ chicken as her protein & rated it a 3.5 out of 5 bc she needed more sauce. Come to think of it, my drunken noodles needed more sauce too, but it was still very flavorful. We finished it off with Thai Tea that we both agreed is a 5 out of 5. If you're in the mood for really delicious Thai, Bangkok won't disappoint.

Very few parking spaces in front but plenty in back of establishment. Love going to mom and pop places that are not franchises. Service was great. My son had the shrimp soup aka Thoum Yum with shrimp and I had it with chicken. He had a Thai Tea. I had cashew chicken dish mild and my husband had the Red Curry medium spicy. All dishes were served hot and the spice content to our liking. We are from out of state so we hope to come back before we leave for home. So good!

The restaurant itself is not that big, typical mom and pop restaurant. Parking is behind the building. There are two entrances to the restaurant, one on the main street and another behind the building where the parking lot is located. Inside the restaurant you can see alot of the Thai decorations. And the server greeted my husband and I right away once we steps in. Food wasn't bad at all. We ordered a Tom yum soup with chicken, a Green curry with tofu and vegetables, and a Crispy duck. This is the first restaurant that my husband encountered the server asking for the spicy level for the tom yum soup, which was a bit surprising to him. Because normally, it isn't a choice on the level of spicyness. But tbh, I think the soup spicy level is on point, but missing that lemon sour taste though. The green curry was pretty good, except I wish there would be more curry. I feel like enough ingredients but not enough curry when the curry is the main source of the dish. The crispy duck tastes pretty good too. Fairly tender, and very flavorful. But expects alot of chewing from the crunchiness. My husband kept on going at the dish but at the same time complain tired of chewing. Hahaa.