“ Small gem of a Thai restaurant in Back Bay. Stopped in for a quick lunch. Large menu made deciding difficult. I was not disappointed in the chicken red curry. Delicious and a large lunch serving size. ”

“ A hidden gem on Newbury street that is quaint and cozy and absolutely DELICIOUS. We had one of their bento boxes which was packed with very generous portions and absolutely tasty (and spicy, too!). Sushi was fresh and delicious. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, especially on a cold Boston day. ”

“ Super sweet and great service. First time trying tai food and would come back! Cozy environment ”

“ fantastic delicious authentic Thai food! Bangkok bento is a small hidden gem among the newbury brownstones with a cozy and cute ambiance. They have a large menu (sushi + Thai) with many of my Thai favorites you don't often see on more Americanized menus. Some highlights we tried were the fishcake appetizer, Tom yum, and pad Thai wrapped in egg. The service was great - extremely kind, accommodating to dietary restrictions/preference, and fast. A great place to get a yummy meal while avoiding the lines and overpriced tourist traps on newbury. ”

“ I am pleasantly surprised to find a good restaurant on Newbury Street and with decent prices that weren't an arm and a leg. After a long day of touring we came here for dinner. We made a reservation an hour in advance, and it's a good thing too because when we got there it full. People were spilling out through the door. Anyway we came here for 7:30pm on a Saturday night. The restaurant is very small, so be prepared to be cozy with your neighbor. Service is fast and they are very nice. I was recouping from a stomach bug so I couldn't get to indulge in all that my friends ordered so I got the Duck Noodle Soup. It was just what I needed and it was delicious - some of the best Thai noodle soup I've had in Boston. I was proud of myself for almost finishing it given my state. They offered my some pepper sauce to go with it but I didn't want to risk it haha. The rest of the group ordered: From the Thai Menu: Lemongrass Shrimp Stir Fry, Crispy Pork Basil, Crispy Duck Breast Mango Curry, Pad Thai From the Japanese Menu: Shumai, Terriyaki Chicken Wings, Salmon Skin Roll, Bangkok Bento Roll Everything from the Thai side of the menu got high ratings from the group. Not so much the Japanese side, except for the wings. I tried the Shumai and the Salmon Skin Roll. The Shumai is more on the fishier side but the sauce it came with was really good with it and the Salmon Skin roll was nice but wished the rice was fresher. Overall this is a gem on Newbury Street worth trying. ”

“ Prefacing this rating with I'm not a huge thai foodie and also very picky with my sushi (I only seem to like salmon sashimi, can't quite get my taste buds to like other raw fish/seafood yet.) Bangkok Bento is hole in the wall, Thai Japanese fusion on Newbury St. It is delicious! Pad thai was very well seasoned, chicken was nice and crispy, egg rolls were stuffed with veggies, and the thin egg wrap was added yum. My friend's seafood padseeu was full of fresh seafood and soft chewy noodles. The sushi was okay in my opinion but a bit over priced. 2 slices of sashimi would've been $8 so I guess a whole roll for $16 isn't bad? Lol. Come here for the thai though! The place was packed at 5pm on a Thursday. They definitely need to stop putting more tables out because there was barely any personal space between tables and would have definitely been a fire hazard God forbid if something serious happened. Staff is friendly but a bit over-shadow-y in terms of trying to hover the table to finish. Ma'am we just got here, let us enjoy the food and not feel like I have to shovel food in my mouth and go also a tad more light would've been helpful for photos...its already in the basement of a newbury st building, no need to dim a dark basement ”

“ I just walked there to pick up a roll to for dinner. It is a very small establishment, but had a lovely and warm atmosphere. The staff was delightful and the sushi was fresh and delicious! I ordered the Sakura Roll. ”

“ We found this highly rated tiny cute underground (outdoor space available) restaurant on Newbury street. We were amazed by how authentic foods are!!! To be honest, I hate ginger and there were a lot in fried rice, but it was harmonized in pleasant way in dishes so it didn't bother me or overwhelmed. I also understand that asian foods use lots of ginger so it was understandable. Sauces and spices were really authentic that it's definitely hard to find somewhere else in Boston. It is really a hidden gem asian restaurant in town! Staffs were nice and sweet too ”

“ Had a hankering for sushi and wanted to sit outside on a warm summer evening. This was the perfect spot! We tried 4 rolls and the crab Rangoon. Philadelphia was okay, I wish it had cucumber on it - no crunch. Spicy crab was good. Boston was great. And the SpongeBob was suuuuper good, loved the mango on top. Also, the cranberry crab Rangoons - had never heard of that combo before, it was heavenly! Service here was very good. Loved sitting out on Newberry. We were sat next to a very judgemental table of 4 who stared us down all night probably because we got so much sushi - it was a tight squeeze for our small table for 2. Meanwhile they were putting chopsticks in their mouths like the kid from Freaky Friday. So thanks for all that stink eye if you're reading this, freaks. ”