Baan Thai — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Furious! Too bad we love to come here but after yesterday, not too sure I will. I ordered our usual, watermelon smoothie along with other drinks and lots of food. The smoothie however tasted unusual, it had another flavor in it other than what it was supposed to be, watermelon. I complained about it and they said they didnt have any more that if I wanted a different flavor, we just stayed with it because the waitress was having a bit of an attitude already. Later I ended up seeing them serve their people a bran new watermelon smoothie. Well what got me mad was that my kids had to pay the price! My son of 4 threw up 2 times at night and so did my daugh3of 7. They better be careful before someone picks up something worse at their restaurant and they will be looking at a law suit there!. The food is great but, takes forever to have ready and no plate comes out together, you end up eating everything separately or eat some of your food cold to eat...

Baan Thai in Los Angeles is an authentic Thai restaurant that whisks diners away on a culinary journey to the vibrant streets of Thailand. Tucked into a cozy spot, this eatery offers a warm and inviting ambiance for a memorable dining experience.

The menu at Baan Thai boasts a delightful selection of Thai dishes, and the standout for me was their delectable soup option. The "Tom Kha Gai" soup was a heavenly blend of coconut milk, lemongrass, and tender chicken, creating a harmonious balance of flavors that left a lasting impression.

During my visit, the service was impeccable, with the staff being attentive and knowledgeable about the menu.

Whether you're a fan of Thai cuisine or eager to try authentic flavors, Baan Thai is a must-visit destination. With its delicious offerings, inviting setting, and top-notch service, this restaurant has secured its place as one of the top spots for Thai food in...

Fantastic food, terrible service. We waited an hour and 20 minutes to get water. Then another half hour for one shared appetizer. There was only one person working the dining room, and it was not full. He started turning customers away at 7PM, two hours before closing. Many people were commenting on the slowness, or left without getting their entrees. Poor staffing for a Friday night, or even a Monday night.

Their pad Thai is fantastic, but about half the portion size I get at any other Thai place, maybe closer to a third. I understand that I'll be hungry a couple hours after a meal of noodles and chicken. Just bums me out when that happens on the drive home, with no leftovers to look forward to....