Flavorful, well portioned Thai food with outstanding hospitality. Definitely found my new Thai spot. We will be returning, soon! Pad See Ew and Rad Na were delicious. The Som Tum had a very authentic taste. Thai tea was quite tasty as well. This restaurant is only 4 months old as of writing this review and I know it will offer many years of amazing Thai food for others to enjoy.

Delicious! I was sad to see Mai Thai close, so I'm very happy to have a new favorite Thai restaurant nearby. The Pad Thai is perfect and the Thai Basil Fried Rice is excellent too. We will be trying many more dishes here. Everything was piping hot and the portions were generous. I've returned several times since the above review. Every dish has been wonderful. My new favorite is the Golden Crispy Chicken. It is so flavorful and with just the right amount of spice. The Drunken Noodle is another winner. The appetizer chicken wings are THE. BEST. wings I've had anywhere. So glad this place is so close to me, but even if you're a typical Rhode Islander, this place is worth the trip!

My Thai place in Providence closed and so I tried Baylee Thai to see if they can match my favorite pad Thai in RI. It’s definitely the best Pad Thai in RI. I’m a huge fan of noddles being cooked perfectly. Great flavor and fresh ingredients. We started w the chicken Tom Yom soup and it was delicious too. This is definitely my new Thai place.

Wow thats all I can say… this place looks run down a bit from the exterior but I can assure you this is the BEST most authentic Thai food you will ever have. I am not even from the area from MA and was looking for a good Thai spot to eat and this one well exceeded my expectations, and owner was so nice she surprised my wife with a free dessert for her birthday, thank you if you see this!

It is authentic Thai restaurant and you will like it if you prefer spicy and sour. We ordered Thai fried rice, pad tai and panang curry. The fried rice and pad Thai had too much cooking oil. The curry was flavorful. The toilet urinated smell escaped and you could smell that when inside the restaurant. 😕

After walking by this place countless times on the bike path last summer and smelling the lovely aromas, I finally tried this place out in October. Don't let the unassuming appearance from the outside fool you. The food here is darn good. Add good portion sizes, wonderful service, and a beautifully decorated interior to the mix, and you've got a phenomenal operation that I'll be returning to soon. Nice and peaceful there as well. My buddy loved this place, too. Good thing it's so close to where I live!

A small but mighty restaurant that sneaks up on you and packs a real punch with taste! Their portions are the most generous I've had at a Thai restaurant and I'm proud to say that it was so tasty that I cleared my plate! It was truly the best plate of Pad Thai, with plenty of peanuts sprinkled on top! Paired with a Thai Iced Tea, it was the perfect combination. Definitely a hidden Rhode Island gem that needs to get more exposure and visitors! My friend and I had a great time and I think we even got to meet Baylee herself. 🥰 🥜🍜

Service and atmosphere are very, very good but the food is what makes this restaurant sing! Satay chicken, drunken noodles, tamarind duck and various stir fries were fresh, hot, and sumptuous - FABULOUS. FIRST CLASS Thai cuisine!!. It is a must try; do not miss out.

Fooled once by rave reviews, I returned to Baylee Thai Cuisine in search of redemption, only to find confirmation — the food here does a remarkable impression of culinary despair. The vibrant Thai zest must have taken a sabbatical because what landed on my plate was a bland mystery bereft of soul. Vegetables shouldn't evoke the notion of gnawing on a cardboard box, yet here we are. One would think that capturing the essence of cardboard in a vegetable would require effort — apparently, it’s an art form here. Service aside, which was undeniably pleasant, the food has solidified its place in the annals of my dining misadventures. I walked in hopeful, but twice walked out defeated by dishes that seemed to have forgotten how to Thai. The true mystery remains — who’s writing those glowing reviews?