The Basil - Long Beach

Tom kha soup, pad see eew, Panang curry, spicy basil pork, crab rangoons, and Thai tea were all super perfectly delicious. Will def be back.

We often order the same things. The yellow curry is always good and pairs well with the pad se ew and fried rice.

Well went to this place on a whim and here my opinion.Went with the basics, egg rolls for app, veggie fried rice, pad thai noodles, and pad sei noodles.Egg rolls ordered as app never came.Food took more than 20 mins while restaurant was 15% capacity. When the food did arrive however I was pleasantly surprised on how big the portions were. Food tasted good not great. Best dish was the pad thai noodles by far.Overall I would recommend this place if your looking for inexpensive good Thai.

Ah, Thai food. How have I missed thee!yelp.com/user_local_phot… Formerly Thai Basil many moons ago, when 7 Seas Tropical Fish was the main tenant of the plaza, The Basil bangs out delicious Thai food at a affordable price. Stopping by for lunch, I perused Thai Basil's $10.95 lunch specials (additional for beef/shrimp/brown rice/fried rice), and chose pad thai. Being the national dish of Thailand, it's the de facto bar which all Thai restaurants can be judged by.Lunch Special Pad Thaiyelp.com/user_local_phot… Tangy bright, which good pad thai should be. The generous amount of food was pleasing to my tummy. I relished each forkful of noodles. The included vegetable egg roll was crunchy, whereas the salad was a typical iceberg lettuce salad. At $10.95, this meal was a bargain.yelp.com/user_local_phot… Service was good. The food didn't take long, at all. Ample seating via booths tables, The Basil shares a private parking lot, and is locate on the right of The Donut Place. With prices rising on just about everything, The Basil's $10.95 lunch specials are a sight for sore eyes stomachs. I was thoroughly impressed by their pad thai, and am looking forward to frequenting the restaurant more, as Thai food is one of my favorite cuisines, and I always wonder why I don't partake of it more often? Knowing the $10.95 price may not last long, considering everything going on in the world, I plan on taking advantage of it often again. Highly recommend!

Ah, Thai food. How have I missed thee!Formerly Thai Basil many moons ago, when 7 Seas Tropical Fish was the main tenant of the plaza, The Basil bangs out delicious Thai food at a affordable price. Stopping by for lunch, I perused Thai Basil's $10.95 lunch specials (additional for beef/shrimp/brown rice/fried rice), and chose pad thai. Being the national dish of Thailand, it's the de facto bar which all Thai restaurants can be judged by.Lunch Special Pad Thai-Tangy bright, which good pad thai should be. The generous amount of food was pleasing to my tummy. I relished each forkful of noodles. The included vegetable egg roll was crunchy, whereas the salad was a typical iceberg lettuce salad. At $10.95, this meal was a bargain.Service was good. The food didn't take long, at all. Ample seating via booths tables, The Basil shares a private parking lot, and is locate on the right of The Donut Place.With prices rising on just about everything, The Basil's $10.95 lunch specials are a sight for sore eyes stomachs. I was thoroughly impressed by their pad thai, and am looking forward to frequenting the restaurant more, as Thai food is one of my favorite cuisines, and I always wonder why I don't partake of it more often? Knowing the $10.95 price may not last long, considering everything going on in the world, I plan on taking advantage of it often again. Highly recommend!