Baan Rao Thai Restaurant & Mini Market

Food was great
Mar 19th, 2024

Mar 18th, 2024

Clean, friendly, and delicious. The oolong tea was premiere. Vegetarian options: Nothing on the menu has plain vegetarian, but everything on the menu would be good without its protein
Mar 17th, 2024

They greet you with a bad face and a bad attitude, if you have children, don't take them, they are not well received.
Mar 15th, 2024

My recent dining adventure was truly a mixed bag. The chicken satay itself was quite delightful, but the peanut sauce veered unexpectedly into spicy territory, leaving little room for the nutty flavors I was looking forward to. The Khanom Jeen was another story; its overly diluted broth made the dish feel more like a bowl of watered-down pasta rather than the sumptuous rice noodles I had anticipated. There was a slight hiccup when one of my friends didn't receive the green curry they asked for, but a red curry instead. It was merely passable, lacking any standout qualities. Another friend's choice of sweet and sour shrimp also missed the mark, offering a bland taste that fell short of expectations. On a positive note, the service provided a glimmer of hope amidst these culinary missteps. Our waitress was commendably managing both the restaurant and supermarket sections single-handedly, a feat that deserved recognition. Even though we had to signal for her attention a few times, it was clear she was doing her best under the circumstances, and her effort was genuinely appreciated. An interesting twist to the experience was the bubble tea presentation. When ordered for dine-in, the bubble tea was served in a wine glass, which added a touch of elegance to the experience. However, I couldn't help but notice that the to-go portion was significantly more generous, offering double the amount for the same price. This peculiar inconsistency was a surprising discovery, adding a unique aspect to our dining experience.
Mar 14th, 2024