My Thai – Asian Bistro

Probably the worst Thai food I’ve ever had. Crispy spring rolls left in the fryer far too long, massaman curry that tasted like it came out of a Campbell’s soup can, and they give you a bottle when you order a diet coke. Extremely small, hole-​in-​the-​wall dive; which isn’t always a bad thing! Not the case here. The aloof waitress had no idea what Thai food really was and pushed the fried rice — which wasn’t the nightly special. Requested a chili spice rack, because the «hot» that I asked for had no heat whatsoever. Received a cup of peanuts, garlic that had crystallized, fish sauce, and straight vinegar.
If this is your first time trying Thai food, pass on this place. Sorry, just trying to be honest.

Authentic Thai cuisine. I visit at least 4x a month. So tasty ! Take note, some entrees are spicy that’s why I said authentic THAI cuisine

Flavor and heat or too completely different tastes. My Thai doesn’t realize that. Making it hot as he! doesn’t make it good. I do understand that that some like hot food, but others do not. Balance your buffet to match that idea. Our lunch crowd quit going here because of the lack of non super jacked up spicy food!

I was there it was quick and it wasn’t half bad. Don’t get too wrapped around the axle here it’s better than mediocre but falls short of that true Thai appeal. I guess once you’ve had the real deal its hard to find a comparison.

Good food! We really enjoyed our meal with red curry. They use fresh basil and lime leaves too. Yummy. Nice folks.

This is by far one of my favorite Thai restaurants I have ever visited. After moving here from a larger city, I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to find an adequate Thai restaurant. I now live down the street from the best Thai food in Panama City/​Bay County. The staff are super friendly (Hi Heidi!). The atmosphere is cool and intimate. I get takeout almost once a week since I have small children at home. We’ve had a bit of everything on the menu and everything is delicious. When they have Grouper curries (on their daily specials), I would highly suggest those. I keep coming back for their Tofu Pad Thai and Tom Kha. If you love Thai food, come to the Cove and try it. You will not be disappointed!

Though this isn’t authentic Thai food, it is still quite good. The place is clean and the service is good.

I have been a regular at this place for a couple of months now and always order the Chicken Pad Thai. Definitely my go to spot for a meal that I know will never let me down.

Love the pad Thai. It’s a little on the pricey side, but the service is friendly and food is hot. Love this little dive!

Massaman curry and the yellow curry were very good! The waitress Rose was really sweet. The prices weren’t bad. I’ve heard the Pad Thai is good, so I think I’ll order that next time. Small restaurant in a cozy neighborhood.

I always order the shrimp egg foo young. Friendly service, nice atmosphere for date night with my hubby.

I had takeout yesterday and the place was packed. I ordered the chicken satay and the crab rangoon. I waited approx 15 – 20 minutes before my food was ready. The crab rangoon was okay but I have had better. The chicken satay were big pieces but they were bland and had no taste. The lady at the counter did apologize for the wait and they were very busy. It is a small place.

One of my favorite restaurants in bay county.
Lunch buffet for $ 8, can’t get any better. Good beer, good food, good service.
Lovely environment, fresh ingredients, good prices.
I really enjoy the cabbage salad with peanut slaw that they serve before the meal, simple but delicious.
I tend to start with the potstickers and summer rolls, then either order the vegetable green curry, or pineapple shrimp fried rice for my entrée. and after i thoroughly enjoy that, i manage to squeeze in some of their homemade ice cream, mango or coconut. coconut is my favorite, and they serve it with two pirouettes. Mmm, always a treat. (:
Great alone or with friends!

First and foremost, My Thai is a family owned and run restaurant. Second off, the chef is FROM Thailand. Third off, all I have to say is WOW!
I was lucky enough to live in the Washington DC area before moving a bit west to the quiet comfort of the Shenandoah Valley and I became very familiar with ethnic cuisine including Thai. I have had good Thai and I’ve had REALLY BAD Thai. This ranks in the TOP 2 as far as quality, price and store environs.
While My Thai is a bit off the beaten path, especially for people over on the beaches, it’s well worth the extra 20 minutes. Skip Jasmine (in my opinion the most pedestrian Thai I’ve ever eaten… catering to a non-​Thai eating crowd) and go over to My Thai. We had the summer rolls, the pan-​fried dumplings (I know. more Chinese than Thai but they were made in house) and we both had Pad Thai. The chef uses a classic white base (rather than a red base) for his pad thai which was perfectly acceptable to me. I caution you on their heat scale.
Their «american hot» is most places «thai hot». So, if you dont want it hot, don’t be all tough and order the thai hot. You will get heat!!! While we were there another table had ordered the thai hot thinking they were going to get «some heat» and ended up saying it was too hot. LOL amateurs… LOL
Our server was great, he was the chef’s brother in law. Very attentive, very knowledgeable and quite easy to chat with.
«Best Thai in Panama City»

This place makes me miss Nuna’s that was off 79. =(Much better food and a different vibe altogether. Nuna’s you were family. Here, you are the forgotten table in the corner.