Banana Leaf Thai Cuisine

I went to the Home Depot area in El Cerrito during lunch break from a jury duty for a quick bite. I was looking for a place to eat. Instead, I found a Thai restaurant called Banana Leaf Thai Cuisine. So I decided to check it out. Since, I didn't have much time, I just ordered one of my favorite appetizers, chicken satay. The order was served with good size chicken skewers portion that came with a tiny side of cucumber salad. The chickens were surprisingly tender and not dry. Its tasty with just enough seasoning. As for the cucumber salad, it was fresh and crunchy, even though I'm not a big fan of cucumber except in Gin and Tonic. Overall, it was a quick first visit, but impressed and left wa...

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This place is great!! We did takeout for dinner and they didn't disappoint. Banana Leaf is in the same shopping area as NUG, the new dispensary. Parking is easy. The pad thai, pad seeyew, and the beef green curry were delicious. Don't skip on their signature steamed sticky rice, which is perfectly balanced in flavor and texture and of COURSE is wrapped in a banana leaf. For dessert, the mango sticky rice is a no brainer. When you order, their time estimates are on the dot (they know their kitchen).

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Family owned. We've been coming here for years. They called for the super bowl to ask if they fried Tofu for me, and they did, so we came back to try. We ordered fried tofu, green chickens curry basil rice. Flavorful and beautiful portions. attentive service a lot of parking.

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5* Green Curry w/steamed white rice 5* Thinnoodle pad Thai w/prawns 4* Papaya salad in piquanter dressage 5* Cold Singha beer to supplement 5* friendly, friendly waiting staff/service

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The food here is always delicious. Everyone I interacted with was so nice. One of my favorite places to get Tom Kha!

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