Baan Khun Nai Authentic Thai Cuisine (Closed)

1st tip I can offer is to park just beside odeon tower by the road since this joint has outdoor seating. The security guard does not really care as its free parking for the white lots after 5pm.First impression of the place is good, I like the ratten furniture. I ordered the following1. Tom Yum Soup Seafood with 1 chilli ratingA bit small bowl but I loved it. Seafood was plenty but most importantly the soup itself packs punch2. Baby KaiLanThis is quite normal though, stir fried with garlic and o

I have been invited to a food tasting event at this Thai restaurant in Katong area. Even though I'm late for the event, but I still managed to reach the place as they were about to dig into the first dish...'Dry Curry Pork' - S$8This would be my favourite dish that night. Although, it's given the name 'Dry Curry Pork', but in actual fact the succulent 'Pork' have this nice aroma and taste of good 'Curry'. On top of that, the bite size pieces of 'Pork' not only makes it easy to chew, it also acts

Ordered a Thai iced tea to quench my thirst and I loved it. Anyway I am not a fan of lemongrass, and milk helps to alleviate the spiciness. We started off the meal with Mango Salad $7 which is a medley of classic ingredients such as green mango, onions, cherry, tomatoes tossed with peanuts and dried shrimps. I personally find it a tad too spicy. Still, a decent appetizer, tangy and spicy. The Glass Noodle Salad $8 was yummy and filling with a generous portion of chicken, prawns, cuttlefish and

This time we’re here at Baan Khun Nai Authentic Thai Cuisine, to try out some of their well-known dishes like Tom Yum Soup and Green Curry Chicken. The chef comes from the Northern part of Thailand and thus the food served here are surely authentic!Full review on: http://www.chiamhuiy.com/2013/09/food-review-baan-khun-nai-authentic.htmlBoy was I bought over by this Lychee Iced Tea. It gives a very fruity taste thanks to the real lychee placed in the drink. Then again, there was a slight tea bit

East Coast Road is filled with so many eateries, cafes, bisstros and restaurants ranging from all different types of cuisine. However, did you know that there is an authentic casual dining restaurant where you can get value-for-money and delicious Thai cuisine?Over at Odeon Katong, there lies a hidden gem by the name of Baan Khun Nai headed by Thai Chef, Kwang. With the passion of bringing authentic Thai cuisine close to the hearts of many Singaporeans, she has jointly open this family-friendl

One thing surprising I learnt on this food review at Baan Khun Nai was, the Thai do not like spicy food. In fact, they will add sugar into most of their cuisine.The Chef from Baan Khun Nai comes from the Northeast of Thailand. And one of the Northeast delicacy is the Grilled Pork with the Chef's special sauce. It has to be the best grilled pork I have ever tasted, dry but tender on the inside. Probably goes very well with a glass of beer =)The Olive Fried Rice with minced meat is very addictive

My second visit to Baan Khun Nai to try other dishes. Their order form is not user-friendly. It will be good if they can do away the form and take the orders straight from the customers. The cha yen is not good. It doesnt have much taste.The mango salad is decent. The kitchen replaced the peanuts with cashew nuts and they are generous with it.Next is the basil chicken rice. It is too oily for me, even the fried egg is overdosed with oil. I asked for extra spicy but they overlooked the orders eve

Went over here for lunch. A very nice environment. This restaurant serve Thai and western food.We ordered Minced chicken with basil leaf and Thai milk tea. Their portion are just nice but they are generous with their minced chicken. you can even choose the level of spiciness from 1 to 3. We decide to go for level 1. Fried egg is a little oily thou. Thai milk tea doesn't taste so authentic but rather taste like some kopitiam milk tea. Very sweet. Mango salad taste was great. Sour and sweet.

Sawadeeka. Sabaideemai?Loving Thai food, for a month, I would have Thai food for at least thrice a month. I'm someone who can't take spicy stuff but when it comes to Thai food, everything goes into my mouth. Not knowing how to share this great food, I would say, it's never a regret coming here except for a few side notes. The great menu but do you know what's so good about this cafe? they do have thai food and also, western food. Really good cafe because they would spoil you with all the choices

The first impression was the place was for chill out desserts. However, this shop is serving authentic thai food as well. Like their Thai Fried Kway Teow. It taste like a local char kway trow but it is sweeter. The serving is just right with a lot of ingredients. The vegetables serving is generous. It is too oily for my taste. I also ordered barbecue pork. However this is very salty. Recommended to eat with rice!

Had my lunch at Baan Khun Nai. Ordered Cashew Chicken set lunch. The set lunch comes with a drink and a small bowl of tom yam soup. The cashew chicken was not too spicy, rather, it was kind of sweet and goes well with the rice. . The tom yam soup was abit blend, not too spicy but the seafood was really fresh. The fried egg was also a bit too oily. Other than that , quite a decent meal for $8.

Was on my way to the Siglap Centre during the weekends and saw this shop bursting with people in the bus. Was curious and i got down the bus at Roxy Square bus stop on my way back.It was a small space in the restaurant and outside definitely has more space. There is also a menu stand outside the restaurant for passerby. It is definitely more comfortable to sit outside, although its a little hot on a afternoon.I noticed they serve ice cream as well but i didnt really have a chance to look at it.