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The pho that they have now is pretty good. Had a nasty cold and that stuff wiped it right out.
Had the Pad Thai and my fiance had the drunken noodles both VERY good.
ate there last night. v. good. Since they have no liquor license, they don't mind if you bring your own, which is a bonus. We got a nice bottle of red on the way over; no corkage fee.
A name like "Bangkok Tokyo" does not really do much for me. I haven't been there, but I wonder the chef has even any sort of a decent Japanese cooking experience. I highly doubt that's the case.
I have a correction to my last post. I just checked out their website. The owners of this restaurant has no clue about the Tokyo part of their "selling point." Their logo, which says Bangkok Tokyo, also says "Kyoto" in slightly misspelled non-Japanese kanji. Just pathetic.
I miss the delicious Thai-inspired food at Buffalo Rome, prepared by owner and brilliant chef, Kevin Beglin.
Buffalo Rome. Missed out on that place. where was it?
oooh I'm very excited! I LOVE PHO!! and I live in North Buffalo. I'm a vegetarian and I can't find vegan pho anywhere, the places I've checked all use beef or pork broth. I've just been making it myself at home so I hope they def. add a vegetable broth pho to the menu. And if anyone else knows of a place in the area where vegan pho is served please let me know. Thanks!
So far the menu looks good :-) I think I'll take a walk this weekend to check it out.
No wine? No problem. Just stop at Chateau Buffalo, down one block from Bangkok Tokyo. They have a nice selection of chilled local wines ready for your dinner. Gewurztraminer and Riesling are perfect wines for enjoying with Bangkok Tokyo's Asian inspired cuisine.
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I love Thai and Japanese food but...the local market is becoming saturated with both, at least in the city and nearby north towns. I'd love to see more Korean and lesser known Asian quisines around these parts.