Enzo Tan

Boon Chu is my go-to for delicious and affordable Thai food! This tiny spot can get busy, so be prepared for a potential wait. But trust me, it's worth it. I always get the Pad Kaprow with egg it's consistently amazing. Their Thai iced tea perfectly complements the spicy dishes. Feeling adventurous? Try the frog legs! They taste surprisingly like chicken. For budget friendly, authentic Thai flavors, Boon Chu is a winner.

+3

Andrew Garcia

Overall satisfied with this spot for when I’m craving Thai and want to be low key. I’ve had the dumplings(fried&steamed), Thai iced tea, a few variety’s of fried and over rice. Prices are lower compared to my neighborhood so the drive is worth it.

Zaraith Hernández

Since we got to know this place with my partner, we haven't stopped visiting it ☺️ The food is very delicious, excellent prices and service. The Ice Te Chai is Yummy and the mango sticky rice dessert can't be missed. Pad Thai is our favorite dish. The dumplings are perfect. Soups and rice. It's my favorite restaurant just a few minutes from my house 🥰

Kimminjix

My favorite affordable Thai place since high school, I still go there now, and it’s been 8 years!! I always get same order, spicy drunken noodle with choice of meat and spicy basil fried rice!!!! They also have mango sticky rice which I crave time to time and it’s worth the price cause other place charge a lot! Def give it a try, sadly they don’t have bathroom, other than that service is good and so is the food too

Joey A

Visited this place one Sunday with wife and aunt. This cozy resto has 5 convertible table seating for single, couple or group of 12. They have plenty of mouth watering thai specific menu selections from starters, soups, main dishes, desserts & drinks. Excellent freshness of food served and ideal food portions. Godd customer service. Parking along Broadway Street and neighboring streets. Will highly recommend! $$

+1

Tanya Kay

My mom and I were getting our hair done in the area and we're both starving after so we came in for a quick meal. We were both surprised at how cheap this place was with rice or noodle dishes only around $10 and appetizers are less than $10. Portion size is on the smaller end but is perfectly filling for me. The space is a bit small but they managed to squeeze 4-5 tables in. The tables are pretty small so when we ordered 4 dishes (again we're hungry) we had to move another table to fit all the plates. Luckily the place wasn't too busy but definitely started picking up with diners and to go orders by the time we left. Will def be back for a quick, cheap eats!

AT

Great food, great service. What more can you ask for? The Thai Ice teas are A+. Prices are very reasonable. If you're thinking of going here. There's not much else I can say; it is definitely worth trying. In my opinion, you will not be disappointed.

+1

Steven Loi

What a solid spot to get Thai food. Portions are adequate, not big. Flavors are layered, complex, bold, and often with a subtle hint of spiciness. The atmosphere reminisces of the street hawker that you would find in Bangkok: small chairs, no public bathroom, friendly faces. To sum it up, it's simply good spicy food. The only complaint I have is that sometimes their Pad See Ew could be a little on the greasy side.

Connie Cheung

Very small place but clean. Food was DELICIOUS. We ordered red curry, spicy but tasty, it came with a lot of bamboo shoot which is very good for me. Pad Thai, the texture just perfect and taste was very yummy. Thai Fried Chicken come with 5 pieces, meat was tender, crispy and juicy, not spicy, I think you will like it. I definitely will go back.

+1

Each It And I

This place makes a valiant effort for bringing Thai flavors to a value-oriented lunch place, but some things detract from the experience. I went with a Thai national and he had the papaya salad, saying it tasted nothing like it should and left out key ingredients such as fish sauce. I had the basil chicken over rice, and there was a LOT more rice than chicken. The chicken had a weird fish sauce flavor, which should’ve been in the papaya salad, not the chicken. The prices seemed good on the menu, but the portions were small. The best dish tried was the chive pancake, which was an appetizer costing $9. Finally, it was dinner time but only one waitress was to be found, so when other customers came in, service slowed. As a lunch place, Boon Chico’s a better option if you’re nearby and you’re tired of the Chinese places nearby. For dinner, pass.

+4

Kevin Nathaniel

Went here for the first time on sunday, and portions are very small and rice was a lot. the ratio just doesnt work. and the server was just behind the counter at all times, never checked on us . have to yell “excuse me” just to get a water refill from her. AND im pretty sure the food are not fresh. as in it has been sitting out and refried bcs it tasted like it and then the day after that i got food poisoning.

Jihan El

This used to be my go-to Thai spot, I’d order pickup, delivery, and even eat in sometimes (it’s a small place with just a few tables). But one day I got rice that was half full and dry (see image), like it had been sitting out. The flavor was just okay, and I feel its not as good anymore and that kind of ruined it for me. I won’t be ordering from here again.