Sabai Thai (Bedford Texas) - Bedford, Texas

Francisco L.

This is a nice little Thai restaurant. You walk in with the option of ordering at the counter or the kiosk. I used the kiosk to order the Pad See Ew and Spring Rolls w/ Shrimp. The food was very good.

Kayela M.

The food here is tasty! It’s both Thai and Lao. Pad Thai does not disappoint, I get it extra saucy and my leftovers are not dry after heating back up. Made fresh to order. Owner is so nice and you can taste the love of cooking in the food! Love supporting small businesses!

Brian S.

We have a lot of choices for Thai food in the area. This place is new so we wanted to see how they compared. First off, you walk in and have to order your meal on huge touch displays. You can order for dine-in or to-go. The place is neat and clean, and service was friendly. I don't know how I feel about the fact that they serve the hot food in plastic to-go containers, other than it makes it really convenient to take home with you if you don't eat it all, BUT I hear about micro-plastics often in the news and what they are doing to our bodies and wonder what happens to this plastic when they put hot food in it? Food is ok, but the fact that it is served in cheap plastic will honestly probably keep me from ever eating here again.

Melody R.

Service was great—they were super helpful. Food was fast, great flavor, and good portions. Got the T6, chicken satay, and some rolls. Definitely going back to try some more dishes.

ReviewER

A charming new spot in Bedford, but sadly, it didn’t deliver. We were a group of two adults and one child, and while my child enjoyed the fried tofu, the adults were disappointed with the Thai tea, basil wings, pad woon, and crab Rangoon—all of which lacked the bold flavors I usually love in Thai cuisine. For $65.74, the portions were small, and we expected much more. Unfortunately, it just wasn’t worth the price.

Tammie M.

We love this place. The food is always delicious. The staff is wonderful and kind every single time. It is very clean and modern. We always get it to go but they do have small dining area which I have never seen empty. We have tried a large variety of the menu between our family and I have not had anything that disappointed.

D T.

The food and the flavors were great. We got the Thai pho, Thai papaya salad, purple sticky rice, sesame ribs, ginger chicken, and pad wu sen. Total bill was almost $100. The Thai pho was super flavorful and would be the one thing I would consider coming back to get. That's where all the good things end.

Don't expect any service here. You order your own food at a kiosk. Get your own water. Get your own utensils (which all they have are plastic forks and chopsticks). Grab your own to go container and pack your own leftovers. We had to ask for a spoon for the pho, which was weird. Who serves pho and doesn't provide a spoon? I'm not sure why they even ask for a tip after ordering on the kiosk. The only service you get is them bringing your food. I wouldn't have an issue with any of this if they didn't ask for a tip. The restaurant was also fairly warm and made it pretty uncomfortable to dine in.

We were the only people in the restaurant, and it took about 30 mins for them to bring our food out. Can't imagine how long you would have to wait if there were more people ahead of you.

Lastly, we felt like for the price, the portions weren't justified. The sticky rice was served inside a sandwich bag that was a quarter full. That was $5? You could literally eat it in two spoonfuls (if they gave you spoons). It was the smallest amount of sticky rice I've ever seen served at a restaurant. $18 for a small bowl of Thai pho. $11 for four pork ribs that hardly had any meat. There is an upcharge for almost every dish to add meat to it.

Holly H. N.

The pad Thai and the drunken noodles were super saucy, just the way I like it! So packed with flavor! The chicken skewers were delicious. The ladies who work there are SOOO sweet too!