Real, Thai food. Fresh, varied vegetables in the dishes. So delicious. Good balance with veggies,…read moreprotein, and carb. Reasonably priced. Nice decor. Courteous staff. I wish I lived closer!!

It's refreshing to find Thai Cuisine in the Outer Banks area. So naturally, we had to stop by and…read moretry it out. Their menu offers a diverse selection of curries, and stir fried dishes. Choosing which ones to order can be challenging as it was hard to decide between all of the offerings. The entrees came out in large portions, and was timely. Staff was attentive and helpful. Their dining area has plenty of tables and seating, and offers a good atmosphere. So if you like Thai Cuisine and happens to be in the Outer Banks area, you need to try out this place. Food: 5

We received some kind social media feed that tempted us to make the drive to Vilai Thai for…read moretake-out dinner. It is a 25 minute round trip, so have not tried it before. This is a nice little place with a pretty complete menu. I struggled to choose. It would be quite pleasant to dine-in here but they are probably doing more carry-out. Ms T chose her usual Pad See Ewe with chicken. The chicken was dry and had not absorbed any flavor. It was missing that smoky flavor that comes with noodles fried this way. It was barely OK. I decided to try the Gai Yang Thai Barbecue Chicken. I received a chunk of very dry breast meat and a drumstick. Again the flavorings were not remarkable. This breast piece was dry, nearly inedible. I chopped it up and put some of the good soy based sauce that they provided and managed to eat it. The drumstick was not dry, but again was not flavorful. This came with vegetables that I really liked. I seriously do not think the rice was Jasmine. It was not fragrant. It was more like Japanese sticky rice. The Chicken with Thai basil was the best of the lot. I was concerned about too much basil, but ended up wishing for more. This chicken was better than the other dishes. We really wanted to like this food but were disappointed. We enjoy Thai flavors and they were sadly lacking here. The servings were generous. For us this is a weak three stars.

This is going to be a very short review... although we were craving Thai food and this was one of…read morethe only places to eat at due to a holiday, this place was unfortunately a major disappointment. The inside is cute and quaint with the staff being friendly. The food in the other hand was a disappointment. The pad see ew was more of an Italian noodle dish and egg noodles were not used, it was flavorless. The yellow curry needed some more distinct flavor to pack a punch. The prices were high though portion size was decent. Unfortunately I don't think I'd be back to this place.

Really great food and beautiful views. Service was great too. I went at lunch and had a delicious…read morebutter chicken and garlic naan. I recommend and hope to be back soon.

Super sweet and accommodating. The food was very tasty. Everything was very clean nd the staff were…read moreawesome! We're looking forward to coming back!

Bangkok Thai Sushi was easily one of the best dining experiences we've had in a long time…read more Everything was outstanding, from the perfectly prepared calamari to the basil fried rice and fresh ginger chicken. Every dish was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. What truly made the evening special, however, was our server, Cody. He was friendly, attentive, knowledgeable, and seemed to know exactly when we needed something without ever making us feel rushed. Great food may bring you into a restaurant, but exceptional service makes you want to return. Cody accomplished both. If we could give more than five stars, we would. We will absolutely be back!

Ordered an extensive range of different sushi, drunken noodles, shishitos, and gyoza. Wonderful…read morespread and it was nice to have a "spicy tuna roll" that isn't just maki with sriracha. All of the sushi was very well done, very fresh, and (in terms of visual presentation) overdone in a good way. I definitely recommend their new Spanish mackerel special (3 pieces) as it was superb The appetizers were excellent renditions of usual favorites, and the drunken noodles had a familiar yet uniquely delicious sauce. Can't speak to the environment in the restaurant but we will certainly be back to dine in sometime soon!

We went to Fuji Japanese steakhouse on a Friday evening. We checked in with the host at around…read more5:55pm and they gave us a 25-30 minute wait time. By 6:15pm we were seated. Shortly after being seated a lady took everyone's drink order then everyone's food order. She was so quick and got everyone's order correct. Soups and salads arrived shortly after everyone placing their order. Unfortunately no one was asked what kind of dressing they wanted so everyone got ginger dressing. The soup was full of flavor. When the cook for our dinner came out he was full of energy and good jokes. Everyone's food was delicious. Shrimp and steak were not over cooked, all had great flavor. It is a small building inside and it was a full house! It is quite noisy inside due to the small space. All in all, it was a great dining experience.

Decent (kind of only?) Hibachi place in OBX. Good savory dishes. i got the chirashi and it's…read moreusually in a bowl but they gave it to me in a plate? Either way, the fish is solid and good pricing. Large portions for hibachi. Chef was entertaining. Slow cooking time tho, but it was peak dinner when we went.

Our family has a vacation house near Ming Hing, and it has become one of our go-to spots when we're…read morethere. They always give us plenty of good food to go around! Our favorites are the House Lo Mein, Beef with Broccoli, and Honey Chicken. Their combination meals are also a fabulous value. You get a full meal plus an egg roll with each one, and the portions are generous. We usually order three different combos and share everything family-style, which gives everyone a little bit of everything. And there is ALWAYS plenty of food! Everything we've ordered has consistently arrived hot, fresh, and tasty. Thank you, Ming Hing, for feeding our family so well!

Ming Hing always delivers high quality and fast service. I have eaten here probably a dozen times…read moreat this point. I do reccommend taking food to go, as I do with most takeout focused places. The beef and broccoli, general tao's and lo mein are all favorites.

This place was awesome. Pretty fast.. got drinks, two appetizers, two specialty drinks, and five…read morebowls pretty quickly. Just be sure to add soy sauce and the hot chili chilies to your broth. Definitely made it even more delicious. Two adults three teenagers, full & happy. Fed two of the desserts to the whole family. I thought it was nice. Pretty classy. Waitress was accurate when we ordered rapid fire style.

A Surprisingly good ramen place in OBX. We ordered edamame, takoyaki, fried chicken and gyoza as…read moreappetizers. All good, albeit none except fried chicken is prepped at the shop. Ramens were good. Portion is big. Soup is tasty, meat is tender, noodles are cooked well. Would come back again.

Stopped here pretty late tonight at 11 PM with a party of 4 people. The employee was patient and…read morehelped us since it was our first time here. We'll be getting take out and I got a Chicken Shwarma bowl. The shwarma was shredded as usual and a little dry. The sauce helped, but the hot sauce was way too spicy. Glad I got some yogurt. We all enjoyed the food and had enough for leftovers too.

I stopped into OBX gyro on a summer Tuesday around 12:15 p.m. There were only a handful of people…read moreinside, so ordering was easy and the food came out quickly. They're still a newer business finding their footing, but my first impression was positive. The prices are fair. You're on the Outer Banks, so there's always a bit of a "bridge tax" built into dining, but nothing here felt unreasonable. I ordered the lamb and beef gyro. One thing I appreciated is that they actually have an in-house vertical spit. Unlike some gyro places where the meat is processed with seasoning mixed in, this appeared to be made from whole pieces of beef and lamb stacked on the spit. It leaned more toward beef than lamb. My serving was not cut directly from the rotating spit. The meat had already been chopped into bite-sized pieces and was being held warm at the service line where the sandwiches are assembled. So, if you are expecting long, thin slices carved fresh from the spit, that is not what you will get here. The meat was still flavorful and satisfying, but the presentation was more chopped than traditionally shaved. The toppings were fresh, and they were generous with the tzatziki, tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers. I appreciated being able to customize everything exactly how I wanted it. The meat portion was measured with a ladle before being added to the pita. It wasn't overflowing, but I also didn't walk away feeling shorted. The only thing that gave me pause was the combo price. Adding fries and a canned drink for an extra $4 felt a little steep, so I just stuck with the sandwich. If you're comparing this to a dedicated Mediterranean restaurant, it's probably not a fair comparison. This isn't trying to be that. But if you're on the beach, want something that's a little healthier than another burger or fried seafood basket, and you'd rather support a local small business than another chain, OBX gyro is absolutely worth a stop.