Bangkok Crossing

Drunken and curry fried rice was good. But their Tom Kha soup was too watery. Really busy during lunch hours.

Went here on a date on a Saturday night during jazzfest, place was empty, which was surprising seeing as there were thousands of people in the street outside. Place was spacious and clean. Service was a little slow, especially since they were dead. Had the drunken noodles and the Bangkok duck. Both were large portions and delicious! Reasonably priced and good food, definitely worth stopping in if you're looking for good affordable Thai food.

Fast service and reasonable prices. Typical Thai dishes hold their own

Went with business associates prox. 6:00 weekday on a cold Detroit evening with lots of people skating on ice rink at Campus Martius. No wait for table for 7 people. Waiter terrific at explaining how various dishes were made. Most dishes large enough so some left to take home (or back to office if one is a workaholic like I am).Same menu for lunch and dinner with lower lunch prices for smaller portions.Definitely will go back.

We were initially under the impression that this establishment was Chinese fare, but got our geography mixed up. So we didn't really know what to order off the menu because we're not big into Thai, but the fried rice was AMAZING. My personal recommendation is to skip the hot and sour soup unless you're craving it. I wasn't impressed. For being downtown, it's fairly reasonably priced.