Another outstanding Thai restaurant I just discovered in Houston. The food is packed with flavor,…read moreportions are quite generous, and everything came out surprisingly fast. The restaurant also has a fresh, airy, and relaxing atmosphere. Everything we tried was delicious and definitely worth ordering: Pad Woon Sen, Chicken Satay, Pad Thai, Homemade Coconut Ice Cream.

The employee took our order in a very rushed and unfriendly manner. I don't like this kind of…read moreservice.And after that , the staff asked me what's going wrong with the service, I told him you were really rushed and unfriendly, he said " yes, and not come back on next time" You don't need to say that. I won't never come back with the bad service and attitude like that. Houston has more than thousand of restaurants we can choose. Why we have to waste of money for this restaurant??? Not worth.

Friendly service Excellent food…read moreAmazing coffee! Fun beachy themed restaurant with coffee bar service

We were craving Thai food and decided to try Baan…read more I usually go for the Pad See Ew, but this time the flavor felt a little lacking. It was missing some of that sweetness I usually expect from the dish, and a few parts of the noodles were still white, almost like they did not get enough sauce. Their Thai Green Tea was amazing though. It was flavorful, unique, and definitely interesting to try.

Was craving some Thai food, so stopped here!…read more First impressions: the restaurant is nice! And also, since it's in katy Asian town, there plenty of parking for you! Service: service was good and fast. Food came out pretty fast! Food: I got the panang curry and my bf got a crispy noodle. I really enjoyed the taste of the panang curry! The only thing is, I wish it had more meat, it was mostly vegetables. Overall, still good! Will definitely be back!

We tried Thaicoon in Katy. I had the yellow curry, rich and comforting, easily the highlight. My…read morewife had the pad Thai which was just okay compared to other places. The yellow curry was so good that it is now my wife's favorite Thai dish. We also ordered drinks, good but on the pricier side. Service had a quirky twist. A robot brings the food to your table, which was kind of fun. I'd return for the yellow curry and explore more of the menu.

Food was amazing. The chicken wings had a nice kick to it. The pad Thai is unique in flavor tastes…read moreslightly sweet but also very savory. The waffles were excellent nice and chewy. My only concern was the Thai tea shaved ice came half melted. The panang curry is decently spicy with smoked beef was good. Service was excellent as well the waitress was nice and attentive.

parking: 5/5! spacious strip mall lot…read more ambiance: 4/5, nothing special :P service: 4/5, our server was nice. i came to this restaurant because i saw on their website menu that they have khao soi, which is my favorite thai dish. they didn't have it on the menu though. i asked if they had khao soi and she had to ask the chefs, who said they did (yay!). i noticed on their website menu that khao soi can be made with any protein, including their burnt ends, so i ordered that. she had to ask again if khao soi could be made with burnt ends, and they said yes again. shrimp pad thai: 4/5, i thought this was fine but a little too sweet for my liking. $18 burnt ends khao soi: 5/5!!! when my boyfriend tried this, he immediately said "i wish i ordered this for myself". it was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. definitely a must-try, i can't wait to try it with ribeye next time!! overall: 4.4/5, i really want to try the fries and wings next time!

Highly recommend! Their khao soi and red curry are SO GOOD! Rich, creamy, spicy, slightly sweet and…read morefully of flavor. The pad woon sen is very good. They have fun dishes such as tom yum fried rice, also very good! I look forward to trying the pineapple curry and stone bowl fried rice soon. Unfortunately I don't recommend the pad Thai. Maybe I had a bad batch but it tasted sour. Hopefully they see this review and fix it.

I tried a few things for take out and everything I had was delicious. I also appreciate that the…read moremeat was halal. I'm so happy I don't have to go all the way to Sugarland for quality halal Thai food. Now I can be picky about Thai food and some places that I've tried in Katy were bland and did not impress me enough to warrant another visit. I was in the mood for fried rice and Bangkok Times has a great pineapple fried rice. I also really liked their chicken satay and gyoza. Both were fantastic. The sticky rice with Thai custard was some of the best I ever had. I'm going to keep a star for when I try their pad thai and pad kee mao because that's the real test for good Thai food. The service was friendly and the restaurant was very nice inside and comfortable.

Lunch service is fairly efficient, wasn't too busy when I stopped by a Monday afternoon…read more I did enjoy the salad bar options with the lunch combo (unlimited by the way) with some soups, tempura, Thai salads, spring/eggrolls, and some questionable looking sushi rolls. Entree portions were solid. Noodles were cooked well, kept me full. Nothing amazing but it got the job done. The restaurant and decor's a bit outdated, kind of messy, and the lighting wasn't great. Not the nicest vibe. Heads-up: They put a surcharge (credit card service fee) automatically on your bill so easy to miss (not a fan when restaurants try to get away with that) It's not a significant amount but makes me wonder how many people miss it.

Great lunch spot, with a nice appetizer bar to enjoy before your entrée. All of the Thai dishes are…read moreauthentic tasty. I recommend the Pad See Ew and Green Curry.

Under new management but food is still delicious. We had the Pad See Ewe and Tom Yum soup. We…read moreended with a special dessert. Ask them about the cake! New owners are delightful and eager to meet patrons and earn loyalty.

Amazing food! We went on a Monday night, and it wasn't crowded at all. I loved the ambiance the…read morelighting and setting make it perfect for a cute date night. The food was solid, about an 8/10, with generous portions. We had the Panang Curry and a seafood dish, both full of flavor and beautifully presented.

I had to say Thai Yummy still under soft opening. I went here to try something out and thinking to…read morecome back today for the real experience. But I sign posted on the door, saying closed next 3 days in Chinese. Not in English. As I described my experience with management yesterday after my taste test (partially paid by me). Trying to market chicken feet is not going to get much attractions. But they don't care. They're only targeting to Chinese customers. The sign pretty much proved his point. It is the same owner as Yammy Kitchen but different restaurant operator. I was told they have another Thai restaurant in memorial area next to Apple Store. But he didn't tell me the name. I'm not a Thai food person. I can't tell what good or bad. But did they follow the basic restaurant principle? Yes, they did. They just have a good planning as typical for most restaurants. I ordered spicy soup and egg rolls. Soup was too salty toward the end. There were 5-6 huge shrimps in there. It was not as sour, but fine with me. Egg rolls were accompanied by a homemade chilli sauce, which was tasty. The presentation was lacking of garnishment with the rolls. He said they were still waiting for plates to arrive. So, I doesn't to criticize on how they look. I made a suggestion about the signage. I wish they would put "soft opening" on the outside or inside. That would give them rooms for improvement and not bombarded with criticism.

Saw a big new sign in front of the GW supermarket, decided to go give the place a try. The cook…read moreturned on the open sign, but forgot to unlock the door, so we waited outside for like 5 min. Once we got in, the older lady at the register was really nice, said was day 5 since opening. Food was ok, got the Pad Thai, Green Beans with Pork, and Chilli Chicken. Nothing tasted bad per se, but nothing was really good either. Just run of the mill food. The best thing was the green beans and ground pork. It tasted ok, but not as good as the pad kapra from Thai Spice, give it 4*s. The Pad Thai looked good, with chicken and 2 large shrimps, but unfortunately lacking a bit of sweet and sourness that I usually expect with Pad Thai. The shrimp also tasted a bit on the dry side, didnt seem too fresh, 2*s. The chilli chicken was basically general joes chicken with a bit of chilli sauce, didnt like it too much, stick with panda express orange chicken, 2*s. Small place, kinda hidden away towards the back. Not sure for how long it will last, but as of 2/11/23, they have a 20% off for all orders, so go check them out.