Thai Bamboo
221 N Prince St, Clovis, NM, 88101
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Address :
221 N Prince St
Clovis, NM, 88101 - Phone (575) 769-8424
- Website https://www.thaibamboo.net/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Divey, Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Roxanne K.
I love Thai food, so I wasn't excited to check this out when I saw chinese food on the menu? They are actually Thai, which made me feel better. The Pad Thai was too sweet and I got it to go because half way through the chicken laab I ordered he brings me the bill... um, I'm not even finished with the damn salad? I was the first person in, plenty of tables... are you telling me I should go now? The flavor of either dish was just not good, if it was all I had... I'd suffer through... but honestly I'd prefer not to.
(3)He And She I.
What a nice surprise in the middle of New Mexico....pho! And pretty good pho, at that. Decor is a little tired, and that's the only reason for the four stars. I do love a good bowl of pho.
(4)Claudia S.
The Crab Rangoon was good, but that was all I had. The place kind of smelled like they deep fry everything, mind you I'm just saying that is what it smelled like, not necessarily that they do. It was clean and the prices were reasonable for other items. I probably will go again.
(4)Chai S.
I ordered the chicken laarb and my husband ordered some type of rice plate. Overall it was pretty nasty. The Laarb (ground chicken seasoned with spices, lime, onions..) didn't have much flavor and my husband's food tasted old. Old as in the oil they used to cook the meat in has been used one too many times. I would not recommend it. If you are craving for Thai food go to Thai City.
(2)Abbey D.
I ordered a green chicken curry in spicy and my husband had the pad kapow/ basil and chilli chicken in mild. My green curry lacked spice, coconut milk and flavor in general. It tasted as if it had been diluted. And the basil and chilli chicken wasn't even mildly spicy and the chicken was over cooked. The only decent thing was the egg rolls and they were slightly on the over cooked side.
(1)Tim K.
What a joy to find a Thai restaurant in Clovis! We ordered the "Pad Kapow" or basil stir fry (with chicken), beef salad, plain rice, and Thai ice tea. The food had authentic Thai flavors, had very good presentation, excellent quantity, and the service was prompt and friendly. The basil chicken was surprising as it came with slivers of bamboo and local jalapeno peppers. The flavor was amazing if a bit spicy, but then again I ate all the jalapeño peppers. The beef salad also was very flavorful with just the right amount of citrus. We ordered everything medium spicy. Less brave souls may want to just order mild. The thai ice tea perfectly complimented the spicy food. All in all a great lunch experience. Total cost was less than $18 for everything.
(4)Kosamus C.
Love the moo goo gai pan and egg flower soup. Can't beat the lunch special either. Wish they were open at this hour, I could go for one of their rice noodle egg rolls. May not look like much from outside, but worth trying for yourself. If you want to be safe, order some chicken or beef fried rice. Don't forget the rooster sauce. The beef does need more flavor is one of my only complaints.
(4)Elisa C.
I love Thai Bamboo! One of the main reasons is because of their affordable lunch specials. I always get their Moo Goo Gai Pan or Sweet and Sour Chicken. Really laid back atmosphere, compared to other places in town. Every time I go it's quiet and not too packed. Their spring rolls are amazing too. They cook everything to order, so nothing is old!
(4)Crystal J.
It's important to remember that if you are looking for Pho, this spot does the THAI version. No lime, mint, sauce and all that jazz, but a pretty tasty broth with noodles. On my Pho-meter this rates a 4 out of 10. Now the curry (my fav is the red) yea an instant 7.5-8.
(4)Jess C.
Absolutely horrible. After ordering $35 worth of Thai and Chinese dishes we got home and we're appalled. The fried dumplings had not one ounce of pork. The panang curry was nothing close to panang curry. The egg rolls had no pork at all. We promptly took it back and got a refund. Avoid this place.
(1)Max W.
Price is ok, much lower than Saeng, but the shrimp Green Curry that I ordered tasted like from can, not fresh, shrimps not as many as other places,, ice coffee is super sweet, unpaved parking lot, run down building, I will not repeat.
(1)Ali B.
Very sloppy looking food. Overcooked egg in my dish. I don't think the pork wontons had pork in them, they were just deep fried dry tasteless crunchy crap. The pad see iew I ordered was mushy. Over cooked and under flavored food. I'll just stick to Thai city.
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