Thai Jasmine

I don’t usually write a review (unless it was an exceptionally horrid experience) for a restaurant, unless I’ve been there a few times so I can assess the consistency of the quality of food and service. I’m a big fan of the place now.
Easy to find from the street, free and ample parking outside, and although it’s crazy busy during the lunch hour, it wraps up quickly and by 1:00 you can expect a quieter and less crowded scene. This is around the time I love to show up on a weekday. The staff here are very good at remembering their semi-​regular patrons (me!) and they quickly show me to a booth and ask me if I will be having my regular order (chicken basil pad thai) and are prompt in serving the initial bowl of complimentary soup and a glass of water.
I still have to try everything on their lunch menu which are all under $ 10 but I keep going back to the chicken basil pad thai — which floors me every time. The lunch specials come with an egg roll and a fried chicken wing.
So far, so good — I will keep coming back!

Today I was in Devens to play an ultimate frisbee tournament called Mixed Easterns with an awesome team called Grand Army, which hails from Brooklyn.
So where do 18 hungry athletes find a place to sit together and eat amazing foodstuffs? Thai Jasmine, duh!
The place was beyond my wildest dreams. I’ve never been to Thailand, but it seemed authentic. They even had the NHL Stanley Cup on TV!
GET THE PANANG CURRY WITH SHRIMP ITS REALLY GOOD. HOT BUT NOT TOO HOT.

This is our go-​to Thai place, since it is so close by. The food is always well prepared, the value is good, and family that runs the restaurant is incredibly friendly. The bar area can be a little «townie-​ish», with heated political discussions centered around hatred of the current president, but I can’t hold that against the place. The menu is a bit limited, but they do have daily/​weekly specials. Solid choices include prik bai grapow, salmon with yellow curry, pineapple fried rice, pork with ginger, larb, and massaman anything. They also offer brown rice. Some of the appetizers are little small for the price, but this is a great little place.

I have been to this restaurant 2 previous times and it does not disappoint. The spiciness of the dishes on their scale of 1 – 5 are usually spot on with what I would expect. Last time, the 5^th spice level left me needing ice cream– which I loved!
Most recently, my fiancé and I visited Thai Jasmine and the service was mediocre, but the food was good. Our experience stared off poorly — we were seated for about 15 min before we were even asked about drinks.
When we finally ordered, we got the Green Curry w/​chicken and a Shrimp and Chicken Pad Thai, which came in just under 10 minutes. Both dishes were great, but I craved the same «Level 5» spiciness that I got the last time I was here. I asked for some chili sauce to add to the dish, and the sauce was fantastic! Overall, we were very satisfied with the food, and I finished the entire plate of pad thai even though I was already pretty full about half way through.
I would definitely recommend a visit to this place, but I definitely want better service and more consistent spice levels. Still, the flavors of the food here is great. A solid 4 stars for Thai Jasmine.

Bad experience with this restaurant!
The quality of the food is ok, nothing special by authentic Thai food standard. The only dish, among the 6 we ordered, that deserved a high rating was the Tom Kha Soup (coconut). It was much better than the Tom Yum Soup that was way too salty.
The only reason I am giving an 1-​star rating was the quality of service we received. The service during our dinning time was fine. But when we paid our bill with a
certificate, the server face changed immediately even though we left a pretty genuine tips of 18% (before the certificate) given the quality of the food. When the bill was proceed, a lady came and threw the tray with the bill, literally, on our table and took off. Not even a Thank You.
Frankly, we wouldn’t consider going back even if the food were 5-​star rated given the kind of treatment we received.
No thanks!

Very nice setting on the inside. Very inviting. We got take out, but would have enjoyed staying for a while. The best tofu pad thai within 30 miles.

This is our local Thai restaurant – and we couldn’t be happier! Ok, first off, I’m Thai if that matters We tend to go here for a late dinner. The Pad See Ew is awesome. I try Pad See Ew at every Thai restaurant and this ranks up there with the best. The Curry vegetables are out of this world. Fresh ingredients. Atmosphere is chill. Staff is friendly and all smiles! Aroy Dee!!!

I used to love it here. Then a couple of months ago I went there for lunch and had a terrible experience. Tonight we picked up pad thai and I had 4 tiny shrimp and it was terrible. Very expensive for a dish that cost 3.00 at most. I live a mile from there and will not visit again. I spoke to a neighbor who also said she never goes there either. The chicken and mango curry was good but again, no chicken.

Just consistent quality food in a clean setting. The yellow curry and Pad Thai is some of the best I’ve ever had.
The soft spring rolls are addictive.

Found this place while working. I don’t eat meat and there were plenty of options.
I got the vegetarian thai soft rolls, sticky rice, and thai iced tea. All good.
Rolls were very fresh with crispy veggies. Dipping sauces were delicious– $ 5.95
Sticky rice was nice and hot. Very good– $ 2
Thai iced tea was good too but i thought it should have had a few more ounces– $ 3
My order was taken as soon as i was ready, and the order came out within 5 – 10 minutes.
I will make a point to come back and try more options.

One of the better Thai restaurants in the area. The service is pretty good, food is good and the prices are very reasonable.
I’ve eaten here many many times, only once was the food too hot (spicy).

My first time here, I was greatful that In my area there was a thai place, the place was very cute and it had a full bar, I ordered tofu yellow curry, it wasnt bad it was okay, but a bit spicy, the chicken satay was also okay but the peanut sauce was yummy.

My favorite Thai restaurant in Lowell/​chelmsford. High quality Thai food. Delicious pad thai, tom kar chicken, duck red curry (way too sweet but overall it’s ok).
Love their service and a surprised green curry

Great thai take out food. I go through periods of cravin lots and lots of thai food and this place never disappoints me. Theyll even make substitutions to menu items without any complaint.

Stop here for lunch plenty of times as I work in the area. Quick, efficient, inexpensive and delicious. They have these 8 – 9 $ combination meal (comes with 1 entrée, house special soup and 1 roll/​wing/​dumpling) Love the red/​green curry and the prik king dishes.

One of the best Thai restaurants around Westford/​Chelmsford/​Lowell.
Food is always delicious. Although it’s never spicy enough, even if you ask for ‘Thai spicy’. Their lunch menu is a real good bang for the buck.
I go there more often than any other restaurant.
Service is ok. Hit or miss. Sometimes it’s good, sometimes acceptable at best.
Food is delicious and if you’re in a hurry for lunch, food usually gets served efficiently so you can get in and out in no time.
Would definitely recommend. If anything changes, I’ll definitely update my review. ;)
Will definitely go back there again.

I have
certificate that I haven’t used for awhile and finally decided to use it. This restaurant is located in a location that seems to not be very populated so you won’t have to worry about the parking space. Initially entering the restaurant, there was only a man who was wearing shorts and a T-​shirt. I went up to him and said I wanted to dine-​in. He just kept pointing at another worker who is behind the kitchen. The worker behind the kitchen finally came out and led me to a table.
There wasn’t very much people in the restaurant at this hour. My minimum purchase to use the $ 10 certificate was at least $ 20. I ordered the Chicken Pad Thai ($ 10), Chicken Massaman Curry ($ 11), Thai Ice Tea ($ 2.50), and white rice ($ 1.85). When I saw the Pad Thai came out, I was like, «oh no!» The color of the Pad Thai doesn’t have that orangish color to it and I knew that it probably won’t taste all that great. I was right. The Pad Thai had a fishy taste to it, which is a bit weird because I never had any fishy tasting Pad Thai before. The Massaman Curry wasn’t all that great either. It was served in a big square shaped bowl and it is VERY oily. I’m not trying to get my arteries clogged any time soon. The Thai Tea was pretty good, but they put too much ice in it. I removed the ice to keep it from watering down the tea. The Pad Thai didn’t have any heat spices to it so I had to ask for the rack of pepper/​hot sauce as it wasn’t offered or brought to me. I also had to ask for a to-​go box as the only waiter went to the restroom or something and not seen in sight in awhile. The waitress who I asked for the to-​go box came and took my food in the back to pack it. I thought that was awesome as there are some places who just throw the box and let you do all the work.
Overall, the people here was nice, but the food isn’t all that great and I honestly don’t know if I want to return here again. I feel bad for giving a 2 star, but I’m not really impressed with the food and until that’s changed, this is the highest rating that I can give. The guy in the shirt and shorts (whatever his function at the restaurant is) talked loudly in the restaurant in Thai about God knows what. Wish I understood so I can listen to his conversation as well.

Been here twice for quick lunch take out. Order was relatively cheap & there was practically no wait to pick it up. Credit cards are accepted.
Highly recommend the Panang Curry

Thainese?
I tried a lunch special here on a weekday afternoon. Though the pricing was impressive, the offering left much to be desired.
I typically lean toward Thai food for it’s freshness, thinner, more light bean sauces, and simple stir-​fry vegetables. What I received here was a dish more reminiscent of a Chinese dish– thicker sauces, soups and rolls with egg, and baby corn in my stir fry. While it tasted fine, it just wasn’t the variety of Thai you would find at better Thai restaurants.
Conclusion: I’d like to give this place another shot for dinner, when I have a more sovereign choice over what I can order and aren’t limited by the specials (no substitutes!)

Christmas eve and we didn’t feel like cooking… Been in Westford for over three years and eaten at India Palace next door a few times but never tried Thai Jasmine before. So glad we did!
Thai Jasmine will definitely be my new go to spot for Thai. Got Crazy Noodles and wife got beef basil — we tasted each others and both loved each dish. I can’t wait to go back and try something new (although I’d be tempted to get crazy noodles again).
Veggies were fresh, meats had great flavor, awesome spices, portions were just right and average prices. Oh, and those noodles are amazing!
Too bad they don’t deliver. They should!