Cute place. Clean and clean lines with minimal visual distractions. I don't know how "fine" fits…read morein, but the food is good, the people nice. It doesn't seem to be a place that encourages lingering, striking me as being more of a fast casual The Pad Thai was good; the pot stickers hot and tasty. As expected there were noodles galore in the pad Thai and just enough chicken to break the monotony. Perhaps the lunch portion is less Goldilocks papa bear for portions and more just-right.baby bear. Order at the counter from the large digital/screen menus, choose your proteins -- generally one or two -- take a seat and they bring it to your table -- at least when it's not so busy. Because can choose a heat level to suit your taste (or lack of taste after trying the highest level) there is something for everyone. There was a steady stream of take-out orders happening so take that for what it's worth -- likely a positive. For me, it was good, a nice alternative, but perhaps not a first or last choice when the cravings come around.

Very delicious yummy yummy yummy come get you some Thai food quick and delicious…read more Staff is super friendly and a super clean facility

Great food great service very clean place will have to return when I come back thru town.read more

Our order included 3 deep fried items: egg rolls, sweet and sour shrimp and orange chicken. It was…read moreall overpowered by the taste of old fry grease. The beef dishes were fine. Hot and sour soup was sweet and not very spicy. The parking area is easy to maneuver and the restaraunt was clean.

We wanted a place not far from the hotel we were staying at but wanted something not burgers or…read moreMexican so we tried this restaurant. The service was good however not very attentive. I would give a pass however because it was full. As for the food the duck curry I had with extra veggies was VERY good! Lots of duck breast meat and very fresh veggies. If you like spice though I ordered a 3 and it was not spicy at all. But the added chili peppers they brought did the trick. I would highly recommend it and would go back for sure if in the area again.

I wanted to love it. Service was ok. Plenty of Thai decorations and pictures on walls. However,…read morefood was just average. It started with the below average spring rolls. Flavor was bland. No Thai basil whatsoever. Mostly lettuce and almost no noodle or shrimp and they put celery in the spring roll which didn't bland with the shrimp and left an unpleasant aftertaste. I asked for "Thai hot" spice level for my basil pork with peppers dish. It was also bland. I thought it was ok but Nisha Thai in Billings was much better.

Found this gem searching for gluten free dinner on our cross country road trip. As reviewers…read moredescribed, the food was fresh, flavorful and delicious. And the service was instantly welcoming and attentive. Choose this place for Thai!

The food is excellent. They have fresh sushi. The ambience is great and the service is awesome…read more They are willing to go out of their way to make you happy.

New Thai restaurant Billings so I had to try it. Service was outstanding. Had the Thai chicken…read moresalad, which was incredible. This is a small but cute family run restaurant in downtown Billings. They offered table service and a mix of Thai and Chinese cuisine. All ingredients were so fresh and delicious. Just the right amount of heat. The pho was incredible too. I've been to Thailand and thought everything was on point and authentic. I definitely recommend giving them a try.

As someone who isn't from here it was hard to find a location since google map pin inside of the…read moremall but they are located outside the mall, next to pharmacy. It's a nice big restaurant located heart of downtown. Great service but unfortunately not the food. If you're Asia raised you will get what I am talking about ... rice should not come in the plate soaking wet with orange sauce from chicken and egg soup was very salty comes with vegetables probably same one as those come in fried rice. (Can taste one of those from bag of frozen vegetable) Fried rice isn't made right as well. Sorry but worst orange chicken I've ever had. Sauce is very light almost like soup. Chicken isn't very tender I tasted more of butter than chicken. Egg roll was okay.

SOUP SOUP SOUP SOUP…read more A great spot to pick up some homey cozy SOUP. I went here 4 times during my two month stay in Billings. The goulash and chicken vegetable soups are my favorites. It's a drive thru so there isn't any seating. If you walk there like I do then you can walk up to the pick up window.

Oh my goodness! yummy soup and pretzel. Friendly staff and nice hot tasty soup! Must try this…read moreplace! Descent price, good service a little interesting to get to! It's on Grand , but you need to drive around to get there!

Great food with large portions. The owner/server is a bit of a grouch,but last time I ate there a…read morenew server was on board and she was great.

So, I actually walked right past this location even when I was using gps. It's nestled in between a…read morecouple other shops in downtown Billings, and it's easy to miss The interior is an open space sort of concept/layout. There are plenty of tables, but no bar or patio dining options. The walls have some Thai decor, but the interior is fairly sparse and spacious The menu offers a variety of Thai classics. You can find all your noodle dishes, rice, curry's, typical appetizers, etc. they have Thai tea and a variety of drink options, but no coffee or alcohol options I tried their red curry, and it was tasty. I was a little surprised they didn't ask for a heat/spicy level, but it was still solid, but I would have liked more rice. The fried potstickers were tasty as well, but I would have preferred them to have not been fried The service was relatively quick. I did have to keep asking for a top off on water. Also, my appetizer plates weren't based prior to getting my main entree, so, they just sat awkwardly on the table for the remainder of the mean. It wasn't busy, and there was only one server... and I was the only patron over the 45+ minutes I was there. This also made the ambiance feel sort of sad and empty Some tips: Again, you can miss this spot if you're just walking by. Also, when you walk in there is a sign that says "wait to be seated," but I was the only one there except the server/hostess who was sitting literally 25 yards all the way in the back. It's like the hot stand, but it's in the back. It's a little strange As with all downtown Billings restaurants, parking isn't plentiful. You may have to do metered parking or find a spot in a nearby parking garage Cheers!!

In the world of fast casual places, with style-your-own options, Teriyaki Madness, a franchise…read morerestaurant, brings a different food genre. Specializing in bowls made with protein and a carb and veggies, the primary protein is chicken, but they also have salmon, steak, and tofu. Choose that, and then your base of rice or noodles. This set up is common in similar places, but as the name suggests, the flavors here are Asian inspired. Most items are gluten free, and bowls can be made vegan. Although the online menu indicates the sauces are msg-free, I'm not entirely sure of that, but I'd have to try again to be sure. I've only stopped a couple of times, but the service has been quick and friendly, although in the opening phase, with the crowds of people and employees crammed into the kitchen, it's sometimes hard to hear your order called. Teriyaki Madness is a cute place with very limited seating, striking me more as a take-out place, on the side of a shopping center building and not easily visible from the main drive through Shiloh Commons. Navigating to it is tricky. There isn't much available parking immediately in front, but if you're willing to walk a short distance, plenty available nearby. If burgers, burritos, or black bean bowls are not calling your name that day, Teriyaki Madness is a good break.

Usually a HUGE fan, but Teriyaki Madness left a little teriyucki taste in my mouth this time…read more I stood there completely unacknowledged while two separate groups were served and sent on their merry way. Finally, I asked about the online order I was there to pick up. The response? "I know, it takes time to make food." Totally fair... except how would you know the name on my order if not a single employee acknowledged my existence? Silly me -- I didn't realize you were all mind readers. Hard to tell, given the general lack of ducks in any recognizable row. Then a very nice couple walked in after me, only to be loudly informed by the bowl-assembler that they were out of literally everything and should go somewhere else. Not "sorry," not "we're short tonight," just... yelled at. Bold customer service strategy. I really hope things turn around, because I've been seeing a lot of complaints about the night staff lately, and this definitely tracked. Until we hear otherwise, we won't be back -- especially since apologies don't seem to be on the menu. You definitely nailed the Madness part.