Thai Kun - Austin, Texas

Siva

Entries are great with chicken or seafood. For vegetarian it’s not consistent taste , will try to avoid for specific. Weird part of this is they will charge for chilli flakes which comes with fried rice.

Joanna McNeill

Love Thai kun and they don't take reservations so you may be able to just walk in on any given evening. The food is so spicy torture but oh so delicious. My favorite is the Pad Ka Prow but apps are great as is the crab crispy coco, steak, curry... it's all good!

Jobie Alcaraz

Thai Kun impressed me once again on my second visit, offering bold, authentic Thai flavors in a lively and casual setting. This time, I opted for the crispy wontons, which were perfectly fried and filled with savory goodness—an excellent way to start the meal. The pork pad see ew was delicious, featuring smoky noodles and tender pork that created a well-balanced dish. Chef Thai’s roasted chicken was another highlight, juicy and infused with aromatic spices—definitely a must-try.

On our first visit, we sampled the pad ka prow and green curry, but found them a bit too spicy for our taste, and unfortunately, there’s no option to request a milder version. Still, the flavors at Thai Kun are outstanding, and the menu is worth exploring. With attentive service and vibrant dishes, it remains a top choice for Thai cuisine enthusiasts.

Kevin Zheng

We started off with Thai Tea and it was amazing! Definitely feels more authentic than your usual Thai Tea since you can taste the tea flavoring and it wasn't too sweet, compared to most places. The main dishes were the Crab Rice and the Waterfall Pork. The Crab Rice had good flavor, texture, and wasn't too oily or wet. The dish could've had more crab, egg, and vegetables but overall still good with the sauce on the side. The Waterfall Pork was spicy, and packed with flavor but the pork was fattier than I expected. Overall good food, but nothing mind blowing!

Lu Gü

The Food was fantastic!
Corn Fritters are the best Appetizer ever. It comes with a fantastic sauce that is spicy/sweet. I wish they would give you more napkins because it can get messy lol.
I was also as super happy with my entree. The Pad See Ew was great. I choose the tofu but would choose the pork instead next time.

E Se

First time visiting, but it's definitely not the last. My friend and i were celebrating her new job. The Old Fashion could have been much better, but the food definitely made up for it. My friend ordered the "off the menu" fried red snapper, and it was a not only visually appealing but flavourful, definitely not spicy, though some heat would have been welcomed. The waiter informed us that the fish could be shared, but they also have smaller ones that could serve one. We also tried the Thai Kun Fried Chicken, which was tasteful. The waiter was friendly and helpful, we sat outside and it was very nice and with the cool weather it took the whole visit to another level.

Chris Rodriguez

Solid Thai food out in Austin. The fried chicken was good with a mild flavor, but the boom sauce was excellent and added some great flavor.

Took a little while to get out food but everything was hot and fresh. Didn’t need to wait for a table on a Sunday evening.

Ram v

One of my favorite Thai restaurants in austin, the menu with signs will be extremely spicy hot, loved their Pad Thai, Crab fried rice, Octopus, Waterfall pork, and their special live caught fish