Benja’s Thai Garden

I was extremely hesitant to try sushi in utah, as I’m from southern california, but I was craving it so badly. I got the caterpillar roll and the geisha roll to go (I love eel sauce). It was BAD. The eel tasted and smelled old, the rolls were tiny but expensive, and i had a stomach ache the rest of the night. DO NOT GET SUSHI HERE. Haven’t tried their thai dishes, but I know Royal Thai is very good so I probably won’t come back here.

I always go to Benja make Togo orders. But today I am being so disappointed I ordered sushi dinner deluxe, they didn’t give the miso soup and when I was make the order I mentioned that I want my sushi dinner in a separate box. But they still put it with my other sushi orders. They also switched my tamago (cooked egg) nigiri order to maguro (tuna) nigiri. Even though tuna is more expensive than eggs, but I don’t like raw fish especially TUNA! I ordered 2 mango sticky rice w/​extra sauce, still so little sauce and the rice is hard n not sticky. Such a bad preparation and careless host and chef ;(

Stopped in from out of town.
Loved it! Some of tastiest thai I’ve ever had.
Had 4 thai dishes and all were scrumptious.
Definitely will come back next time in town.
Loved the décor — roomy yet warm, just enough tables.
Service was extremely friendly and prompt.

The Pumpkin Curry (off menu and seasonal) was good, but the shrimp I had added was overcooked to the point of rubberiness and the price was high for what you get. The restaurant was very nice inside, but I go take out.
For a better Thai Curry in the area, I would go to Royal Thai in Washington City, where I had a great Yellow Curry.

This restraunt is ok. Their orange chicken is my favorite dish. We decided to try the sushi and I was not impressed at all! We weren’t even able to eat it because it had so many bones in it. I wouldn’t recommend their sushi!

Thinking of some Thai food???
This is a must try restaurant!!!
We have been here three times now. First impression was nice place with nice décor.
The service was excellent. Promptly seated, water brought out immediately and server was right on it. The food was as excellent as the service. Our server was Jennie, friendly and seemed to check on us at just the right time each time. In addition to Jennie there was someone who was a water ninja. As soon as my glass was close to half empty. He would come from out of no where and top off my glass. Loved that. Nothing more annoying than looking around for your server to refill your drink cause you were having a hard time swallowing.
Food, let’s talk about the food! We both had a cup of the Tom yum, which is a soup with your choice of meat. We both had chicken. That was a great way to get your pallet ready for whatever was on the menu. My favorite was the red curry with chicken at a medium spicy level. Every bite was satisfying and full of flavor!
We will be back soon!

I waited for 10 minutes to wait and be seated. No one ever came. I will not ever be returning. Luckily there is another sushi restaurant right down the street

Love the gluten free dishes, here! Red Curry: Amazing! Pad Thai: Amazing! Benja’s Spicy Basil Chicken: Amazing!

Love this place. We eat here everytime we come to St. George. Spicy Basil Chicken and Pad Thai. Mmmmm

Girlfriend and I went here last Sunday and were very disappointed. We go to Thai places for the flavor and our dishes were no better than bland Chinese. Need to mention that we had one women complaining about her shitty life and on the other side three knuckleheads that spent the entire time talking and sharing videos about some athletic event they participated in.

This place does not serve authentic thai food! I learned that the chef is not thai but the owner is. Therefore there should be some authenticity but the food was not good at all. Their drunken noodles were uncooked and were straight rubber. I could say more negative things about their food but you get the idea.
Their staff was super friendly and nice. They were good with checking up on you and refilling waters. The tall girl with high cheekbones and green eyes should not be working as a server there! She should be a vs supermodel!

I’m a sucker for Thai, it was tasty

No good at all
I ordered the drunken noodle and iced coffee for my lunch. The noodle testy too salty…

Nothing worse that old fish when it comes to sushi, came here with a large group and had the «Siamese» roll which had that fishey taste tuna gets when it is too old. For the money I would go somewhere else.

Pretty good food but definitely not real Thai food. We wanted spicy and she told us that a spicy rating of «3» would be «spicy. However, it was totally sweet. Needed way more basil. We also felt that the veggies needed to be cooked more, as they were sort of too crunchy. Still, good Thai for Utah and much better than eating at fat food chains.

I love Thai food, and since moving to Utah, I have sorely missed it. Most of what I’ve had has been way below mediocre, but I was pleasantly surprised when a friend told me Benja was ‘the best Thai, by far, in the area,’ so I had to check it out for myself.
The food is fresh and consistent. I feel like I have quite a few options, and the flavor is pretty good. It’s not the best Thai food I’ve ever had, but it will do the trick for my Thai fix here. I’m happy it’s around.

Came here after a long day at Zion National Park. Got here about 7pm and it was PACKED; even for a sunday and they seemed to be understaffed today. The 2 waitresses were all over the place. We ordered shrimp tempura roll, pork pad thai, tofu mango curry, and a California roll. The rolls were kinda skimpy. The pad thai was very good. But we finished the pad thai before the curry came out. They had ran out of rice so we waited a while before it came out. And instead of tofu like I asked, they gave us chicken, but it was already late so I don’t want to send it back. The thai food was very good but I have had better sushi. Overall, its a little overpriced I feel but the Thai food is worth it. Hit the spot after a long day.

A remake of a Saint George and Southern Utah classic, the new Benja’s Thai Garden is now open in the East Ridge Mall! Modeled after the original and most appetizing Benja Thai and Sushi, this second location is tailored to ensuring that you treat yourself the best flavors of the orient, whether you’re eating-​out or dining-​in. The food is more than just food – it’s a diverse cuisine: from the phenomenal Sushi Bar, to the spicy Drunken Noodles, Thai Duck, and Whole Fish. They have something for everyone! So, stop in, get comfortable, and you’ll leave satisfied.
It’s good. It’s cheap. It’s incredible.
A remake of a Saint George and Southern Utah classic, the new Benja’s Thai Garden is now open in the East Ridge Mall! Modeled after the original and most appetizing Benja Thai and Sushi, this second location is tailored to ensuring that you treat yourself the best flavors of the orient, whether you’re eating-​out or dining-​in. The food is more than just food – it’s a diverse cuisine: from the phenomenal Sushi Bar, to the spicy Drunken Noodles, Thai Duck, and Whole Fish. They have something for everyone! So, stop in, get comfortable, and you’ll leave satisfied.
It’s good. It’s cheap. It’s incredible.
A remake of a Saint George and Southern Utah classic, the new Benja’s Thai Garden is now open in the East Ridge Mall! Modeled after the original and most appetizing Benja Thai and Sushi, this second location is tailored to ensuring that you treat yourself the best flavors of the orient, whether you’re eating-​out or dining-​in. The food is more than just food – it’s a diverse cuisine: from the phenomenal Sushi Bar, to the spicy Drunken Noodles, Thai Duck, and Whole Fish. They have something for everyone! So, stop in, get comfortable, and you’ll leave satisfied.
It’s good. It’s cheap. It’s incredible.
A remake of a Saint George and Southern Utah classic, the new Benja’s Thai Garden is now open in the East Ridge Mall! Modeled after the original and most appetizing Benja Thai and Sushi, this second location is tailored to ensuring that you treat yourself the best flavors of the orient, whether you’re eating-​out or dining-​in. The food is more than just food – it’s a diverse cuisine: from the phenomenal Sushi Bar, to the spicy Drunken Noodles, Thai Duck, and Whole Fish. They have something for everyone! So, stop in, get comfortable, and you’ll leave satisfied.
It’s good. It’s cheap. It’s incredible.

This amicable atmosphere restaurant served delicious food and high quality of service.
I highly recommend their Thai meals. The green curry tastes great! The most amazing meal is the warm mongo sticky rice!
The rich milky sauce blends the warm soft and a little chewy sticky rice. It tastes really great

Stopped on my way from up North to my hotel. Heard good things about Benja’s from coworkers. Got a take out order, the reception staff was very friendly and efficient. Food was quick and they even offered me utensils and chop sticks before I could ask for them.
Pad Thai is my favorite and this was very tasty. The price seemed high, but the portion was hearty. There could have been more bean sprouts, limes, and peanuts, but I’ll attribute that to the take out packaging. I can’t say it was the very best that I’ve tried, but I would like to try a sit down portion next time I’m in town.