Banyan Tree Restaurant - Kent (WA)

5 /5 Claudia Ruslan: Came for dinner on Sunday night and they were a bit full so we waited for about 5-10 minutes. We then ordered pad thai and pad kee mao, both chicken with 5 star spicy level. Pad kee mao was awesome and definitely our favorite! The portion for both were huge! So much so that we had some leftover pad thai to go. Service was great and friendly. Place was clean and were actually glad to see it was quite busy. Plenty of parking in the backlot. Definitely recommend for those looking for thai food in Kent station area.

5 /5 Sam Grose: Probably the best Thai restaurant outside Seattle and Bellevue- this place makes really delicious food fast and with great care. The Tom yum fried rice, garlic trout, Panang curry, are all delicious. The must-order is that amazing sauce with the garden rolls- one of the most unique bites you’ll have. The sauce is sort of a sweet green chili sauce with cilantro and mint, filtered to remove leaf particles, and they sell it by the bottle- I could drink the stuff it’s so good.

5 /5 Beach Marissa (Realtor): Banyan Tree at Kent Station is the perfect place for Thai food. My partner and I ordered garlic fried rice with chicken, Tom Yum soup with prawns, and I had a Moscow Mule. We had enough for both of us to have a couple of servings and plenty to take home for leftovers. The fried rice had a wonderful garlic crisp to it. The broth with lemongrass in the Tom Yum soup is good for the soul served on top of white rice. The Moscow Mule hit the spot. You cant go wrong with ample & free parking as well, makes the location easy to get in and out of.

5 /5 Curtis Hilmes: A tasty option. A nice restaurant with pretty good food. I’ve just had one visit but I was happy with my time. I was able to get a table right away and the service was attentive and friendly. My plate was well put together and good and I had a very tasty house cocktail. Left a good impression, I’d be happy to go back any time.