Baan Khun (“Your Home”) brings close to you the Asian Cuisines from countries around Mekong Basin and the Southern regions where distinct diversities in cultures, religions, races and languages, and also with abundant and richness of natural resources on lands and in seas for local people to blend various kind of homemade foods.
Baan Khun Restaurant
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John Kelleher
Wow – Authentic Mexican, not Thai. My wife and I had an amazing night hosted by the wonderful family that runs this Mexican restaurant. They bring plate after plate of delicious food – fresh guac, apps, enchiladas, chili rellenos and dessert – all so good and large portions for hungry people (even leftovers for later).
I’ll be back for breakfast on Sunday to check out the Chilaquiles and other Huevos.
Later learned that the restaurant name and branding will soon change to reflect their authentic Mexican food (most of the menu) – they do have a curry, American bistro and pastas on the menu if someone in your party wants something other than Mexican – large selection of anything you might crave.
… moreTara Connolly
The food was okay. Nothing that special. The price, even in these times, was outrageous. $78 and change plus tip for lunch. No lunch special because it was the weekend. We split one appetizer. Sounded interesting and tasty, but was only 2 rather small and blah wrapped shrimp generic enough to have come in on a Sysco truck served with a dollop of sweet chilli sauce straight from a jar. One cup of tea each, not fancy just a tea bag in a cup. I had a ground pork salad. It was supposed to be spicy, but was more like sweet n sour and swimming in dressing. My friend got a tasty green curry dish and a side of sticky rice. Nothing about that lunch merited nearly $100.00
… moreIgor T
First time dining here. Food and service were good overall, except for one lamb dish I swapped for crispy duck. When the bill came, prices didn’t match—crispy duck was $55 instead of the $45 listed online, and the “market price” seabass was $75. I also felt that a few dishes were marked up to offset the price of the returned dish. No other Thai restaurant I’ve been to charges anywhere near that for seabass, especially in a casual setting. Great food, but the pricing left a bad taste.
… moreCharles Augello
Great Thai restaurant, delicious food, kind service, some of the best Pad Thai! The price seems fair for a restaurant in redbank. Good location, right in the heart of downtown redbank. Outdoor dining is a nice touch especially during the pandemic. I highly recommend!
… moreGemma de la Cruz
Had lunch with family, salmon entree was no good at first bite, we can tell right away that the salmon was spoiled and tastes very fishy. Ended up ordering vegetable fried rice to be on the safe side. The manager or owner or whoever he was with the negative energy didn’t even bother to show his concern. He wasn’t friendly at all, more of a matter of fact attitude. The only good thing was our Thai Ice Tea. We also ordered chicken fried rice which was a safe dish for the kids. The managers negative energy made the atmosphere not so friendly. His customer service was trash!!! But don’t worry about it because that was a one and done visit. I promise you I’ve eaten at great Thai restaurants and the prices matched the great food and service. Noooooope not this one so yeah I’m putting them on BLAST. DO NOT EAT HERE!!!!
… moreSj Rosso
It’s been a long time since I was in Thailand but the food here tastes quite authentic. Highly recommend the Red Curry Duck and Penang Curry. The Papaya salad for the fresh rolls wrapped in rice paper make for great starters. You can’t go wrong here if you enjoy Thai food. It also helps to have very friendly service to add to the experience.
… moreScott Grande
Stopped here last night for an early dinner
The restaurant is really nicely decorated with bright colors and lots of decorations.
Service was good but our waitress didn’t speak much English so communication was hard.
Jungle Curry Duck was largely indedible. Extremely fatty and lots of skin. Only a few bites of actual meat. Also, fried crispy but included in broth, so it just became soggy. My wife told the waitress when I was outside, she just nodded at me so I don’t think she understood. And it was $25. My wife’s was good but I said I wanted it mild and it came spicy. We also started with lettuce wraps which were alright but very small for $8. Nearly $60 pre tip. We won’t be back.
… moreAdamo Stivala
Service was nice and decor is colorful, however the Basil Duck did not in fact change my life like a previous reviewer had stated it would. Quite the contrary my life is about the same except that I probably wouldn’t return here, the duck breast was about 70% fat and the edible parts were over cooked, while the vegetables were undercooked. Not recommended
… moreFalcon X
Horrible food – Asked for Panang Curry got some kind of curry (I am sure they themselves dont know what they made).
Horrible service – Once you get your menu… Your server is no where to be seen.
Price – Total ripoff…
20% service charge and additional 4% if you use your credit card.
… moreShailee Patel
Cute little place with a wide range of east Asian food. Must visit if you’re a Thai cuisine fan.
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