Baan Ajarn Thai Restaurant — Restaurant in Thanon Phaya Thai Subdistrict

My philosophy on reviewing places is to only review if its really good, there's enough bad reviews out there but this restaurant changed my opinion of that.

Like a lot of the other reviewers I went there because of a recommendation.

English from the server wasn't great (I didn't expect it to be, it is Thailand but some reviews have said staff English was perfect so just pointing out that currently most staff struggled with the basics but I'll get back to the that later)

The mains came before the appetiser. Both mains came cold, the rice was cold. The less spicy curry was still unpleasantly too spicy.

It took a solid 2 minutes and 3 staff members to take an order for 2 glasses of soda.

I got the banana samosas for dessert which were like eating sugar packets. Disgustingly sweet.

Now I don't care about a price tag but that one meal cost more than what I had paid for similar standards of food the past 2 days combined.

Point being. Go literally...

Located in the district of Rang Nam (not far from Victory Monument), this restaurant has some potentials to propose better food! The service staff was friendly, reactive and kindly accommodate your tolerance of spice lev. One great point is tha they understand English. Besides the warm welcome, we were disappointed by the food -we ordered Thai food and most of the dishes were way too oily. The stir-fried morning glory and Kale dishes were soaked in oil -rice didn't help to overcome the after taste. The pad Thai was good (don't forget a squeeze of lime). Eventually the mushroom dish was bland. Overall this place has everything to be a good spot for tourists that are looking for traditional Thai food in a clean setting. Just need few improvements for...

The place was recommended by our guide and I am glad he did. I was told that it had both authentic thailaninese food and street goods. In a safe way without getting sick. The place looked family owned. The food was good. I would come back to this restaurant. I tried a few items from the street food side of the menu. I got fried shrimp balls and fried something that was thin. I can't remember the name. It was good. I had my first Thai iced tea and it was delicious. I ordered a stir fry with beef that was okay. I had mango with sticky rice for the first time. And I was hooked on it. A favorite dish around here. The menu had so many yummy things I wanted to try. I only wish my...