BÚN - Vietnamese Kitchen (Langka Lane) — Restaurant in Khan Boeng Keng Kang

Bun Restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience that beautifully marries traditional Vietnamese flavors with a touch of fusion. The food here is not only authentic but also creatively enhanced, making each dish a unique experience.

The prices are reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food. I highly recommend trying their beef pho; it's rich and flavorful, truly capturing the essence of this beloved dish. The spring rolls are another must-try—crispy and fresh, they make for a perfect appetizer.

One of my personal favorites is the egg coffee. It's a sweet and frothy treat that I always look forward to on my visits.

However, be mindful of the restaurant's limited seating. It’s a good idea to book in advance or visit during off-peak hours to ensure you get a table. Overall, Bun Restaurant is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to enjoy traditional Vietnamese food with a...

Ok, most of the time I don’t really do review but this time I can’t ignore. STAFF: 1, the first impression was worse. 2, the staff come out rude when we ask for order 3, when they bring us the food, They don’t care how small their table is …. They just want the food on the table and get the hell away from us without saying a word …. FOOD: 1, we really want to like the taste, but the price and taste was not balance. 2, 15 dollars for a ban Hoi is a bit too much though. 3, the taste was less tasty than some street food. 4, I got diarrhea after the meal.

RECOMMENDATION: Please train your staff to be a bit more polite .... I would only go there once in my life time. Even when I ask for the bill they didn't say a word and toss me an invoice and a QR code to scan to pay. Basically worst...

Came during the lunch and saw that the restaurant was quite full. I purposely waited for a server to seat me, because it seemed that all tables are full. She came to me and offered me a seat.

Not a moment later another server comes out and tells that there was a mistake and ushers me into another restaurant down the street. People were staring. First I didn't think much of it, but the other restaurant was very clearly closed, no lights, no AC and the women preparing to open had no idea what is going on. I was there completely alone and frankly, I lost my appetite. Had they told me that they were full/there would be wait at the door, I wouldn't have minded. This was...