This place has some of the best Pad Thai I have ever had in the Metro Detroit area. Every other place I try in the Southfield area or back by where I live in Fraser, I am always left slightly disappointed that it's just not as good as at Bangkok Hung Cafe. The chef's hand in regards to seasoning is a little light so if you like Medium I would suggest Medium Plus instead. I've also had their Crab Rangoon and their Chicken Satay appetizers. The Chicken Satay are pretty massive, but I was not a fan of their peanut dipping sauce as it was a bit bitter. The Crab Rangoon are pretty good though. Just as a quick side note, the filling is a little on the sweet side and it threw me off at first when I ate one. Try one on its own before dipping it in the sauce they provide. THE END read more

Came here because I have seen this place in passing so much. I said "it's time" and I stopped in. Ordered pad se ew and was confused by these very thin noodles. The dish was very saucy and was messy to eat. The beef was very tough. I ordered spring rolls which were good and the sauce was a plus. Overall I did not enjoy this dish. I could try something else, but likely won't return. read more

Bangkok Hung Cafe - Thai Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

I used to come to Bangkok Hung Café back in the early 2000s when I worked at Verizon, and I remember the Thai food being absolutely delicious back then. Fast forward to today--my current company (which I've been with for over 20 years) recently moved to 12 & Northwestern, and I was surprised and excited to see this place was still around, just down the street. I stopped in for lunch, and I have to say, the staff was incredibly friendly and upbeat--really welcoming atmosphere. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to my memories. I ordered the Pad Thai and found it pretty bland and lacking flavor. The portion size was also on the smaller side, and they were a bit stingy with the chicken and noodles. It was a bit of a letdown given how much I used to enjoy it. I really wanted to love it again, but the food just didn't hit the mark this time. read more

Bangkok Hung Cafe - Thai Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

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Still the best gang gai outside Thailand in the Midwest. Was a regular when I lived locally in the D but was back in town and decided to try an old favorite. WOW was I so glad it is still so good. Keep at it Hung team so I can make back for more! read more

delicious food. friendly staff. ordered for the staff and we all enjoyed our meals. highly recommend.

OUTSTANDING!!! We just moved here and were hoping for at least decent Thai food in Southfield. We were certainly not disappointed! Literally the best chicken fried rice I've ever had. Packed full of flavor! The drunken noodles and masaman curry was absolutely delicious. We'll be ordering from here A LOT! read more

Hadn't been to this restaurant in years but was happy to see that they still have great food! Adding on a speedy (and, efficient) takeout service during lunch rush = I highly recommend! read more

Great food and service. I'm happy that dining in is now available. I order here frequently. read more

Bangkok Hung Cafe - Beef fried rice with medium spices, ordered a side of red coconut curry but this is good without it. - Thai Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

Ive been eating here for 25 years and it is my favorite. Used to go to the restaurant in Troy until it closed, now I live near the Cafe. Used to drive from the east side just to get lunch. read more

The food was AMAZING! Our server was very attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. I got the sweet and sour red snapper and my friend got the red snapper with curry sauce. We both enjoyed our food. Crab Rangoon was also delicious. I'll definitely be returning read more

Back when I used to work in Southfield my coworkers and I would often go here for lunch. Can't go wrong with the Pad Thai and the Preaw Warn with chicken is really good too. Definitely get the hot and sour soup too. I remember the spice level did change depending on the chef's mood. Medium is a safe bet. lol read more

The only thing this business lacks is a bit more ambiance. The food is amazing. We order to go every week sometimes, but generally 2-3 times a month. The staff is friendly and quick. I love this place. read more

I drive by this place pretty much every day, so I figured I should stop in and try it out. The first thing I noticed is how crowded the place was. It's not the largest restaurant space, but wasn't the smallest either. So for it to be packed gave me a good feeling about what I was getting into. As I usually do when I try out a new place, I opted for the Pad Thai. It's usually a good choice, and it gives me some sort of basis to compare. So how was the Pad Thai? It was good. I found it tasty and enjoyable and quite filling (definitely enough for more than one sitting). The only thing I would've changed would be my own decision to get carryout instead of dining in. By the time I got to it, the noodles were probably overcooked (from the steam bath in the container), and the dish was warm. The Pad Thai was still good enough to get three stars, but I can only imagine how many stars it could've gotten if I planned my meal more wisely. read more

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I order the Kow Pad with chicken, hot spice. It is basically fried rice, chicken, vegetables, fried egg, and very hot. I love this dish. I have tried many other things on the menu and rate them a 3star. However, this dish is a 4star for me. Tip - the food can be spicy. hot spice is generally pretty hot, so don't order it unless you enjoy the burn. read more

Bangkok Hung Cafe - Kow Pad with Chicken - Thai Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

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I ordered the Kow Pad with shrimp and Pad Thai with chicken. Both were very flavorful and tasty. The portions were very giving. Chicken was tender, not chewy like most places. Service was great, everyone was very friendly. I would've gave 4 stars but I thought the food was a little too sweet, I think maybe it's the sauce it's cooked in. read more

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I LOVED this place!! The food was DELICIOUS. I left so full and content. Mild is definitely the way to go even if you can handle some spice. The only disappointment was the Thai tea, was not really a fan. Besides that, this place is my favorite Thai food! read more

Portion sizes are a lot smaller than I have had from the restaurant before. Quality has changed. Service was decent. A little disappointed.

this place used to be my go-to for good Pad Thai. but tonight I couldnt tell you what was in my bag. it was like eating noodle soup. there were no vegetables at all and damn little chicken. I couldn't even finish it. I ended up throwing most of it away. what happened to you guys? read more

Pretty disappointing. I carried-out lunch today after not having been there for several years. The taste of the food was good, but the portion of chicken in my Pad Prik King was beyond minuscule. There were 5-6 tiny slivers of chicken, maybe a couple of ounces total, for $9.50. I will not be back. read more

The most popular Thai restaurant on our office's lunch rotation - located in a sad strip mall on Northwestern (although the Beans and Cornbread on the corner is not so sad). This place is always crowded at lunchtime, and the waitresses/kitchen do a good job of getting you in and out. The food is good, vegetables are of high quality, and the "mild, medium, hot, etc." seem pretty true to order. 3 things to note: 1. When you dine in, your meal comes with soup. 2. When you walk in, you're not really sure if you should just grab a table or wait to be seated. I've always waited, but not more than a few seconds. Don't be scared. 3. Be careful if you get seated near the back. Sometimes there is some shmo buying free lunch for a booth or two while he blah blah blahs from the aisle trying to sell them on some stupid pyramid scheme or something. :) read more

WATCH YOUR BILL!! I got fooled twice in the last week, third time I asked about the HUGE difference in price from previous month to now... Basically "Owner Husband wants to charge 17% tax for everyone" I don't know what law they are going by, but this is BS. Sad that one of my fav places to eat is now going to sit at the bottom of my list until they fix this issue. BEWARE when you order, you can be in a group of 1 for all they care, 17% tax. read more

This place was the best 10 years ago up until 2020. They messed up my ordee. I simply asked for a pad se ew with shrimp and vegetables only. After opening my food it appeared that it was lots of meat in my dish. When calling and letting them know there's extra items in my meal that I didn't ask for. They told me to bring it back. When I did they tried to tell me that the meat I was looking at was egg. Prior to going back to the restaurant a friend tasted the "egg" and said it was meat. Also my friend order mild shrimp fried rice with chicken. His stomach tore him up. He constantly had the runs and felt nauseous for the night leading up to the whole next day. Do not go to this place! I repeat do not go! read more

Best chicken broccoli in Metro Detroit! I always stop by after my treatments at medspa across the street! Best day is skin treatments and super yummy Thai food! Crab Rangoon is yummy too and they have super quick service with great portion sizes. read more

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Hung Cafe has the best best best Thai food I have ever tasted (and trust me I have been to a lot). They make delicious Curry fried rice (my secret : ask them to add extra curry), definitely a 'Must Taste'. And the quantity is surplus. Sure shot restaurant whenever I am hungry and in no mood to experiment :) You will never be disappointed. Enjoy. read more

Bangkok Hung Cafe - Spring Rolls - Thai Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

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This is my first time at this restaurant. I have eaten Thai food all over, some good, some great, and some awful. Just came in for lunch and to my surprise, I had maybe the best Pad Thai I have had. Ordered it with chicken and shrimp. The chicken was moist and soft and the shrimp was cooked perfect. The sauce was as good as it gets. The service was very very quick and served with a smile. The place is a hole in the wall kind of place and I like hole in the wall places if they are good. I can't speak to the rest of their menu, but maybe at another time, because this will not be my only time there. read more

I met a friend here for lunch a few weeks ago at around 11:45 AM since the original Thai place we chose was packed. However, I got to Bangkok Hung in time to snag us a booth before she arrived. By Noon though, people were waiting for seats. So, come here early if you want to find a seat!! The service was decent, but I have had better Thai at other places. I really like Thai Curry dishes so I asked the waitress what type of vegetables they put in the Veggie Curry. She just said "the usual kinds." Uhh, thanks so much for clarifying-RIDICULOUS!! Anyhow, I went with the Vegetable Curry with Tofu medium spice and my friend ordered her usual Pad Thai medium spice also. My curry arrived with a few pieces of tofu, some mushrooms and carrots, and about a pound of sliced ginger. It was soooo overpowering and wayyy too spicy for a medium. Needless to say I only ate the rice and some sauce and my friend took most of her meal to go. Such a let down!! read more

This place is always wonderful. The flavors in the food are very consistent. The spiciness to the food are on par with what you'd expect-- not over the top in spice. They will however bring you extra chili oil or paste if you want to add more spice. The veggies are always fresh, and the drinks keep on coming. I always love their pad thai and pad thai with curry. The staff is helpful and nice. read more

Today I experienced a lunch that was terrible. First, we arrived with a party of five and was told by the waitress curtly, we cannot put tables together. If you wish to sit with your party you will have to sit on the end of the table. I wish her attitude was the low point. However, the egg drop soup arrived. It had a clear broth, with pieces of cabbage and old pieces of washed out gray colored eggs in the soup. There was no taste to the soup and the eggs were like tofu. Then the main course... Pad Thai Chicken in most restaurants, but here called Pud Thai. The sauce was diluted and had no taste. The chicken was greasy and tasted old, and the bean sprouts, were fresh, but the dish had so many bean sprouts you couldn't see the noodles. It appears that the portions were reduced from the week before, the food bland and tasteless and the chicken was greasy. Something was wrong with the meal, I took several bites and then asked for a box. A coworker ordered the same dish, took it back to the office and reheated it. He then instructed me not to eat mine as he got sick. I felt a little Ill after the few bites I had and understood the necessity of throwing out the food. Will not go back. A Thai Restaurant that cannot produce Pad Thai is like a bar that cannot get a hamburger correct and there is little point. read more

#7. Chicken. Medium+ spicy level. You're welcome. Great little place to pop in and grab lunch (I've only ever been here for lunch), but be forewarned: get here by 11:45, or do not come here until close to 1:00. Seating is EXTEMELY limited and fills up quickly regardless of the day of the week. read more

I have been here many times - I guess I just neglected to write a review. I get either the Pad See Ewe or Pad Thai (here called Pud Thai). I had the soup when I wasn't vegan - all lunch entrees come with either egg drop or hot and sour. The spring rolls are good as well. It seems super clean, is usually busy, and is for sure efficient. Get there on time, or prepare to wait a moment. I like that the heat levels are usually consistent - so medium there always tastes the same. At some places the heat depends on who is making it. So why not 5 stars - it seems like the have recently reduced the portion sizes. Also, they only have canned pop so if you have a hot meal you can quickly need a second can. Good for lunch. read more

Food: 5 Cleanliness: 3 Service:1 Excellent food but the hostess and waitress is outright mean and ignores requests and acts like you walked into her house uninvited. Very odd hopefully they can fix this problem and make dining her more enjoyable because the food is amazing!!! read more

Ended up here as my favorite thai place on Northwestern was full. Unfortunately, I'm not a huge fan of this Thai restaurant. The service was decent but I didn't enjoy the food as much as I have at other Thai places. I ordered my go-to favorite dish, Pad Se'ew, and felt the sauce lacked the flavors I really enjoy. Also I didn't like the smaller thicker noodles they used. My lunch date ordered a dish that had so much ginger it was overpowering for him. I'm not saying this is a bad restaurant, it just wasn't for me. The veggies seemed fresh and the menu was large. The restaurant was crowded for a late lunch so I imagine I'm a rare lower star review for them. read more

My favorite dish at this restaurant is the basil fried rice. It's got lots of veggies and great flavor. Get the medium + spice level if you like spicy - it's definitely got a kick!! We drive 15 minutes to get take out - worth the drive! Give it a try, you won't be disappointed. read more

We eat here pretty often. I haven't tried or had anyone I was with have anything they didnt like. Best part is that there is a wonderful family feel from the lovely waitresses who remember us from visit to visit!! read more

We eat at BHC 2-3 times per week. This is hands down the best Thai food I've found in Detroit.

Use to like this place now last 2 times I ate here I got sick! Whatever is in that food is giving people gastrointestinal problems.

There are a lot of Thai food options in the Detroit area, so my recommendation is to avoid this place. I went here for lunch with some co-workers based on a co-worker's recommendation and it was pretty much a disaster. I ordered the Pad Prik Khing with chicken and mild plus spice. The beans, rice, and chicken were of good quality, but the spice level was not mild plus. It was more like a spice level of burn your mouth and throat so that you have trouble talking later. The food also had a bizarre smoky flavor to it, but not smoky in a good way, smoky as in smoke from cigarettes. After we walked in and were seated, greeted, and our orders were taken, the waitress went and put a sign on the door and locked the door. There was only one waitress and one cook working and both of them were stressed out and in a hurry to get everyone out of the restaurant because apparently there was an emergency in the family, which is what the sign on the door said when we walked out: "Sorry, we have to close for the day due to a family emergency." There were three gentleman who came into the restaurant right after us, which was right before they decided to close early, and the cook had to come out and explain the situation to them. It was super awkward for everyone to watch. The waitress was attempting to take care of the few tables she had and also to lock the door behind customers when they walked out of the restaurant. She wasn't quick on the draw at one point because a young man came into the restaurant and sat at a table. The waitress immediately locked the door and ran to the back to yell at the cook about this. We paid for our food and got out of there. As we drove away we saw a group of about five gentleman walk up to the door, attempt to open the door, read the sign, scratch their heads, and walk back to their cars. I understand the importance of taking care of the family, but it was just an odd situation and the food and service were sub-par and the place was not clean. read more

I have been going to Bangkok Hong Cafe the first week it opened in the 90s. My favorite foods are Thai food I know every dish that every different Thai restaurant and what to order. Their curry sauce is the best that I've ever had. They're brown sauces are amazing out of this world. Friendly owners aim to please. Just like any restaurant sometimes dishes have an off day but 9 times out of 10 outstanding. .Could use a remodel. If you're looking for good Thai food I cannot recommend a better place for authentic Thai food Scott c West Bloomfield read more

Bangkok Hung (that's what she said) had a delicious lunch menu. I sampled the pad thai, because I have no sense of adventure, and was thoroughly pleased. Unlike Pei Wei, there was no tofu on this plate. There was however, no shortage of chicken, curry and nuts. The portions were huge, the service was fast. I can't really complain. A good place to eat if you are looking to get away from the cubicle at lunch. I will surely be back in the near future for another heaping portion of food likely to induce an afternoon coma - maybe as soon as tomorrow. read more

The Southfield/Farmington corridor does not lack for good Thai options, for all it suffers other dining alternatives. Bangkok Hung is one of the staples for the corporate crowd in the area: a good sign for quality, and a real pain in the arse to get a seat. The restaurant is one of those blink-and-miss-it affairs in a strip mall past Franklin and Northwestern Highway. Cornbread and Beans, a name that never ceases to provoke chuckles among my fellow Canadian ex-pat coworkers, anchors the place next door. Carry on to the blue entrance into Taste of Bangkok, where you will be crushed together beside other diners waiting for a table or booth to open up. The best one in the house is immediately to the right of the entrance in its own little cubbyhole, nice for parties or quieter conversations or plotting the end of the world. An extensive menu delves right into the heart of Thai cuisine, getting past pad thai and hot and sour soup for the really good stuff: curry rice, basil and cilantro-drenched seafood, and even greasy duck. Drunken noodles might waylay you, but resist. The basil fried rice masquerading under its proper Thai name that I never remember is the way to go. Succulent rice, ample basil, and portions that don't qualify for their own address add up to a nourishing, delicious meal. I usually prefer tofu, which comes out in smaller, bite-sized portions instead of long deep-fried confetti festooning Mount Riceball. I like medium spicy for a real kick, and my coworker with a taste for Asian spice went "super-hot" and reported himself to be very pleased. You can ask for it to be appropriately spicy, traditional style, and they deliver. We went with water; pop is delivered in a can, and no free refills. Keep in mind if you want to set your palate aflame. The service is slow. Popularity has its price and many takeout orders flew by in the time it took for the kitchen to whip up our veggie and noodle dishes, and my fried rice. We were fairly starved when the waitress fetched our plates and mine vanished pretty darned fast. Is it worth the wait? You bet. Food quality is matched by Thai Cafe, another hole in the wall with what feels like 7 tables, and every bite was succulent and flavourful. Medium spicy meant spicy in the non-obnoxious way that makes your palate tingle, the flavours pop, and not demand three ounces of milk stat to spare your throat. I enjoyed every bite and somehow left without leftovers. Portion size isn't gargantuan but still respectable. In the end, I walked out of there having spent less than eight dollars on a prime meal and a cup of free soup. The hot and sour is pretty bland. A cup of tea might have rounded the cost off to $9. Lunch specials make Taste of Bangkok affordable and the varied menu will take me some time to eat my way through, but I'm intending to sample some of the rarities featured there. A solid, great dining choice, I heartily recommend it. read more