Thai Kun - Austin

The terrace at this restaurant in the Domain is a great spot to dine. We started with the highly recommended chive cake appetizer, along with Chinese broccoli and tofu, and green curry. The Chinese broccoli felt very nutritious and paired well with the steamed rice. The green curry was slightly spicy for my liking, but it was packed with flavor.

I dislike going to The Domain because it's always crowded and stressful. However, the dish I tried here, the Crispy Coco, was so delicious that it's tempting to go back soon. It's listed on the menu as crispy rice, coconut cream, serrano, cilantro, cucumber, red onion, silk tofu, and taro crisps. It's the ideal dish for a hot summer day as it's light and the mix of flavors and textures is delightful.

Experience delicious flavors at this restaurant! The Kra Pow dish was excellent and packed a punch. The Pad Thai was a bit too sweet for our liking, but still flavorful. The dining atmosphere was stunning, with impressive wall decor.

How many places they have personal problems. However, eating is tasteful and the service is decent. the menu is limited, but eating came fast. The Papaya salad is surprisingly spicy. the crab roasted rice is really good.

$40 for a tiny rib eye without side, three pieces (of a total of 10 pieces) are pure fat. I don't talk about juicy fat, it's the kind of fat that they don't want to put in their mouth and they don't put a label on the rib eye. it's like they're waiting to cheat me.$19 krab fried rice. the few crabs were so hard to find and we saw the white rice melted together. everyone knows that well fried rice should not have these big reisklumpens at least. define the worst Thai food place where I was and no surprise we were the only Asian ppl in the restaurant. possible good for ppl, who do not really like Thai cuisine I guess? Overall, I think that the price is ridiculous, the quality of eating does not fit to the price.