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There are two different Bangkok City's located in Dallas. One on Peak and one on Greenville Ave. The one Greenville has been my favorite for awhile because of their Basil noodles. Both restaurants have basically the same menu's as the owner's of the Greenville Ave. location sold the Peak location, and their recipe's to the current owner's. However, there are differences in their preparations be it tomato's, or green peppers, etc.
They have a great coconut based soup, delicious chicken satay with peanut sauce and the mango and sticky rice is a nice desert. The service at the Bryan & Peak location is usually much friendlier.
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Peak & Bryan location:
4301 Bryan Street #101 Dallas, TX 75204 (214)824-6200
Greenville & Yale location:
4503 Greenville Avenue Dallas, TX 75204 (214)691-8233
They do accept credit cards but only on orders over $10.
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