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KATELYNN DUONG
If you are looking for authentic Thai food, give this place a try. Everything was good.. Service is great. Owner is very friendly and sweet. We had tum salmon. It was different but delicious. I would def get it again. Fried chicken thigh was very crunchy. Sticky mango rice was perfect to complete our meal.
… moreJonathan Brumfield
Wonderful place, tiny and comfy feeling and vibe. Great Thai influenced food. Went there twice in three days it was such a great experience and had to bring friends along. Very friendly service, always with a smile! Will be going back often as I have been looking for a cute little Asian cuisine place in Moore, OK and fell for this place almost immediately. I would recommend to anyone who enjoys good Thai food, maybe one of the best in the whole city.
… moreJames Sherbon
KK is a wonderful family owned Thai restaurant. It is tucked away in the corner of a little strip mall and short distance from all of the congestion that is SW 19th and Telephone Rd. The waitstaff is friendly and knowledgeable. The interior is modest, clean, and inviting. But the main draw is the fantastic food. The meals are fairly priced and very authentic. Visit them for an excellent meal and attentive service.
… morecait
Khao Kaeng is the best and most authentic Thai food I’ve probably ever had! Their Thai tea is 10/10 and the food was out of this world (I would’ve gotten pictures, but I decided to sneak a bite, and before I knew it, it all vanished haha!). The service is wonderful!! The atmosphere is absolutely lovely and the restaurant is very clean as well. I wish I could rate this place higher than 5 stars because they deserve it!! My husband and I will definitely go again soon!
… moreAndrew Lee
I did a take-out instead of eating in.
I ordered the R2 Khao Man Gai Tod, which is shown in the picture. The chicken thigh was lightly seasoned and fried till the crust was nice crunchy brown! The light seasoning on the fried chicken cutlet was warranted, because the star of the dish is the humbly named “sauce” that comes with the rice dish. It has a fantastic grated ginger flavor with chili for a mild spicy kick, which makes it stand out from other Thai-style chicken rice I have eaten in other states. In fact, this is the only Thai restaurant in Oklahoma City metro that has chicken rice on their menu, as far as I know.
Now, I am born and raised in Malaysia. I grew up with Chicken rice, and this Thai variant was especially pleasing to me.
The next thing I ordered was also a unique fried rice dish that I do not see in other Oklahoma City metro Thai restaurants is R3 Khao Pad Krapao Moo Sab, which is fried rice is ground pork, with a piece of sunny-side-up-like fried egg and your choice of spicy level. I was buying this for my young kids, so I asked the chili spices on the side, which they kindly separated at my request. The aromatics were there, and the basil leaves were fried whole! I mean, you know it’s whole basil leaves tossed into the oil and wilted before the rice comes in. It could have been a little saltier, in my opinion, but I guess I can easily adjust it myself at home. To be honest, next time I would not request to separate the chili spices because the flavor of the garlic and birds eye chili that would have gone into the oil would have greatly enhanced the fried rice further. Oh, the things I did for my children…
Oooh… and not to mention the soup that came with the rice dishes… the clear chicken broth with white pepper and salt, with a reasonably generous amount of chopped scallions tossed in right before serving so it wouldn’t wilt beyond recognition… Another south east Asian classic made right.
That said, if you ever choose to drop by this place, their R1 and R2 chicken rice are definitely recommended choices.
… moreI ordered the R2 Khao Man Gai Tod, which is shown in the picture. The chicken thigh was lightly seasoned and fried till the crust was nice crunchy brown! The light seasoning on the fried chicken cutlet was warranted, because the star of the dish is the humbly named “sauce” that comes with the rice dish. It has a fantastic grated ginger flavor with chili for a mild spicy kick, which makes it stand out from other Thai-style chicken rice I have eaten in other states. In fact, this is the only Thai restaurant in Oklahoma City metro that has chicken rice on their menu, as far as I know.
Now, I am born and raised in Malaysia. I grew up with Chicken rice, and this Thai variant was especially pleasing to me.
The next thing I ordered was also a unique fried rice dish that I do not see in other Oklahoma City metro Thai restaurants is R3 Khao Pad Krapao Moo Sab, which is fried rice is ground pork, with a piece of sunny-side-up-like fried egg and your choice of spicy level. I was buying this for my young kids, so I asked the chili spices on the side, which they kindly separated at my request. The aromatics were there, and the basil leaves were fried whole! I mean, you know it’s whole basil leaves tossed into the oil and wilted before the rice comes in. It could have been a little saltier, in my opinion, but I guess I can easily adjust it myself at home. To be honest, next time I would not request to separate the chili spices because the flavor of the garlic and birds eye chili that would have gone into the oil would have greatly enhanced the fried rice further. Oh, the things I did for my children…
Oooh… and not to mention the soup that came with the rice dishes… the clear chicken broth with white pepper and salt, with a reasonably generous amount of chopped scallions tossed in right before serving so it wouldn’t wilt beyond recognition… Another south east Asian classic made right.
That said, if you ever choose to drop by this place, their R1 and R2 chicken rice are definitely recommended choices.
Julianna Straughn
Adorable interior, great service, and delicious food! Level 1 spicy was a little too spicy for my friend’s pad khee mao, so just know the spices run a little hot if you are sensitive to that. Otherwise, everything was perfect and highly recommended!
… moreJacqueline Gong
Nice atmosphere, nice people, delicious food! Will definitely come back and try more dishes!
I believe they have a menu with photos on their Facebook page. But as for google, these are what I’ve taken pictures of! Hope it helps!
… moreI believe they have a menu with photos on their Facebook page. But as for google, these are what I’ve taken pictures of! Hope it helps!
Christine Quach
We got the flat noodles, pad Thai , clams, larb, fried catfish, and salmon. Not pictured : Thai iced tea, Thai milk tea , papaya salad and durian ice cream.
Everything was delicious. Everything is very homemade. Must already love durian to enjoy the ice cream. I thought it was fabulous.
My only complaint is that the Thai milk tea had too much milk that you couldn’t taste the tea. The seafood dishes were also really expensive.
Would definitely go again and would love to dine in person next time.
… moreEverything was delicious. Everything is very homemade. Must already love durian to enjoy the ice cream. I thought it was fabulous.
My only complaint is that the Thai milk tea had too much milk that you couldn’t taste the tea. The seafood dishes were also really expensive.
Would definitely go again and would love to dine in person next time.
Noree Tyler
Very good food authentic Thai food
I really love it fried chicken and sticky rice also papaya salad the best
… moreI really love it fried chicken and sticky rice also papaya salad the best
Mai OK
Very very nice and lovely people. Good thai Food &Great Service ❤
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