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Bangkok Kitchen

3.4 (44 reviews)
ModerateThai
Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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Ginger Beef with Sweet & Sour on a bed of rice
Michelle W.

Delightful local business with the finest quality, tasty ingredients with plenty of food to go around served mostly in such a way that one can share. Returning patrons get personable service.

Katharina M.

In my opinion, this is the best Thai restaurant in the city, bar none. The restaurant is very small, it has maybe 10 tables in total, and I really like that because it's always quiet and more intimate, perfect for a date night. The food here is truly incredible, my absolute favourites are the Pad Thai with shrimp, and the Matsaman curry with coconut rice. I prefer a little bit of spice, but they will ask you how spicy you like it. I've eaten here many times and never once been disappointed by anything on the menu. They also are setup to do delivery, which is always convenient! The average price for a dish is around $17.00 but the quality of food is definitely worth the price. I love it here and I know I'll be back again.

Curry puff
Phebe T.

Delicious! Incredibly delicious - is the word. What can I say? I did say I would give it another try - well.. I finally did - went in to dine in this evening and it really levelled up my experience. ***more stars for Ban Thai's food** :)) YAYYY! Of course... as you know it. I dragged my Aussie bf to this Thai restaurant when he wasn't the least hungry at all. -_- ***clever me*** hehe! We ordered the following: Appetiser - 4. GARHI PAP (4pcs) $7.00 Curry Puff. Deep fried with curried pork. Verdict - real tasty, I definitely prefer this over East's restaurant's curry puffs tbh. It's a WIN! Even my Aussie bf loved it and ordered it twice because it was that delicious. Yum Yum! Not at all spicy wrapped in a nice soft pastry. 5. SATAY (4pcs) $9.00 Skewered chicken or pork with peanut sauce. Marinated and charbroiled. Verdict - The chicken was succulent, tender and goes beautifully with the peanut sauce. Oh my Oh my! I think I'll be dreaming about this chicken satay when I sleep tonight.***with a pool of drool***oops Main - 54. GAENG KIEW WAAN A potent, creamy, green coconut curry with fresh basil, red and green peppers, snow peas. Your choice: beef, pork or chicken 12.50 Shrimp, squid or orange ruffy fish 14.50 The verdict : It says potent... don't be fooled my fellow friends. Just be sure to order coconut rice to go with it. It's that great. The rice is flavourful and goes perfectly well with the green curry. I love eating spicy food and of course that shows that I can eat real spicy stuffs like vindaloo curry with extra spicy dose to it. Ok.. just to make it a point, even my aussie bf who can't eat that spicy of food than I can, he seemed to love this green curry and find it quite low in its level of spiciness. Another WIN! We hopped away as happy as a bunny. Our tummy - as u guessed it - well satisfied and nicely rounded. :) Just a note on the side: Be sure to bring on a massive dose of patience and sense of consideration as you'll need it. The main server is an elderly gentleman who is also the owner of the restaurant. You would be expected to hold on to that menu for 10-15 minutes before he comes around (depending on the number of covers) to take your order followed by serving up your drinks. Remember: understanding is key. The way to enjoy your experience in this restaurant is to focus mainly on the food. After all give some respect to this older gentleman and his wife. I salute to them. They are doing a great job so far since this restaurant is never ever empty. Great food nonetheless!

Kao mun (#27) ($4.00)
Jonny M.

Ban Thai. Holy jeebus, I'm pretty sure I've passed this little Thai restaurant more times than I care to count. I've always noticed the sign driving by but stopping for a bite to eat never crossed my mind until now. I guess it's because when you live in the area, you take things for granted. That or you just stay at home to cook. At least that's my train of thought. A buddy and I decided to check Ban Thai out on a Tuesday evening. We arrived at 6:30pm and the place was pretty empty. There were two other groups of five that came later while we were eating but for the most part, it wasn't too busy. That's probably good because our server, leaning towards the ancient side of things (but super nice), was a tad on the slow side. No biggie though as the slow pace goes with the relaxed vibe and interesting, eclectic décor. The walls are plastered with Thai paintings and man, the menus sure are old. Speaking of the menus, they had a couple "suggested combinations" but I'm not sure why you'd order that when you can go a la carte style and the price comes out pretty much equal. Combos are supposed to be deals no?!?! They probably should take a page out of Million Thai's playbook. - Po Taek (#12) ($10.00) - spicy sour mixed seafood soup with tomatoes and mushrooms. The lemongrass was prominent and gave it a nice sourness to the broth. I didn't find it too spicy but there was some heat to it. Couple pieces of shrimp, squid and mussels were mixed in. Great way to start our meal. - Gaeng kiew waan (#54) ($12.50) - creamy, green coconut curry with fresh basil, red and green peppers, snow peas and for meat, we picked chicken. We were both surprised by how dark the green curry looked like when it came out. It also had an interesting aroma - smelled something along the lines of mild coffee? Maybe we were losing our minds. Or it was the lighting. Definitely blame the lighting. It didn't matter though because the green curry was spot on. Rich and creamy in a subtle way. - Kao mun (#27) ($4.00) - Thai rice steamed in coconut milk, aka. coconut rice. It says serves 2-3 people, but it's more to 2 people. We probably could have ordered another bowl, as we ran out of rice to finish off the green curry. It was good though, fluffy and the coconut came through loud and clear. - Padt Thai (#33) ($15.00) - the padt thai is their house specialty (according to the menu). Thin rice noodles fried soft with minced pork, baby shrimp, tofu, chives, egg, bean sprouts and topped with crushed roasted peanuts. We were impressed by how generous the portion was. It's always a struggle finding a place that does this dish justice but they had the perfect balance of sweetness in their sauce. Ban Thai is a sweet, sort-of-not-really hidden gem on the west end. Nice to see there are a few, emphasis on few, good spot on the West end for some good eats! Another Thai place in town to add to the list. I'll be back to try a few more things now that I know they do the basics well.

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