This place is tucked away in the corner of the Allandale shopping center. It is a large space with a bar, booths and tables. They have a good lunch menus d great dinners. Lots of folks order for takeout but the time's we have dined in service has been fast, friendly and the food has been excellent! We love the yellow curry with beef, their chicken fried rice, both the Tom Ka and the spicy soup, Tom yum. We've also ordered the Pad Thai (without tofu) and veggie egg rolls. We have ordered beer and I believe they also have cocktails. I'm so happy this in in our neighborhood. They have a lot of parking spot behind the restaurant if there aren't any in front. Highly recommend if you are craving Thai food!

Excellent flavor and presentation. Quick delivery. Gluten free friendly menu! Order was perfect!

Pretty decent Thai. Flavored and seasoned perfectly. Fresh ingredients. Large portions.

This place is huge with a small side patio. We had the Tom Ka and Tom Yum soup, Pad Thai and Yellow curry with beef. It was all very good! We will be back! 0

First time here and we are so glad we stopped by here by chance to try it. We were craving Thai food but most Thai restaurants don't open until 5pm but this place was open on Sunday at 3:45pm! Atmosphere was great and the decor, table, and chairs were clean. The restaurant is pretty spacious and had a lot of table and booths. The service is fast and the food came out hot. We ordered: 1. veggie Tom khá 10/10 flavor is really good and it came out in a fire burning hot pot. 2. salmon red curry 7/10, the flavor was amazing but the cook on the salmon was overly done. The salmon was fried to the point it was super dry and crispy on the meat. There were only 4 very little pieces of salmon nuggets and for $21 that's really overpriced. 3. Chicken pad Thai 6/10, it was really lacking flavor. I had to ask for extra limes ‍ to give it some flavor. Noodles were cooked perfectly. 4. Poke nacho 7/10, it was on the sweeter side for the sauce but the poke was super fresh. I loved the fresh fried wonton. That was a nice surprise and tasty! 5. Thai tea crepe 1/10, it was lacking flavor and was one note. It was not sweet and wasn't strong on Thai tea. It was missing something but I couldn't quite say what. The Twix on top was super chewy and was not good. We wanted the pandan coconut cake but they didn't have it so we decided to get the Thai tea instead. I wish we didn't get that. Overall experience, it was great. Tha red Thai curry was on point minus the cook of the salmon and so was the Tom khá. Both dishes flavor is really outstanding! I recommend this place! They have been open for over a year so come check them out!

My spouse is Thai and this is one of the very few places in Austin he likes. If you can handle a lot of spice, get the kua kling praram. So much flavor. The staff is super nice too. Just an all around excellent spot.

I really like this place! Pad Thai was good, not great but I loved the massamam curry! They have great lunch specials and a diverse menu. Servers are always great and good atmosphere. Love coming here for lunch.

We decided to come here around 5:30pm on a Wednesday for dinner. The restaurant is in the same plaza as H‑E‑B and occupies one of the larger spaces. Parking was not an issue. Both front and back lots exist. Arriving inside, although the restaurant was not busy, they did seem a bit short of staff, with one person multitasking: greeting patrons, packing takeout orders, seating guests, taking and placing orders for tables, bringing out food, and cleaning tables. Still, service was very friendly, attentive, and on point. The restaurant itself is quite spacious and has nice design elements within, in various areas of the restaurant. Wi-Fi information is posted at the front of the restaurant. After being seated, it was mentioned that since the sushi bar had recently opened, they were offering a dollar off promotion for everything on the sushi bar menu. Lots of stir-fried dishes on their main menu. My water glass had a weird wet dog smell, but it was tolerable. We decided to order a Pad Kee Moi with pork, and a Kao Soi Fusion with shrimp katsu. We later decided to add on unakyu maki and hamachi nigiri (they were out of hamachi belly). Pad Kee Mao -- some heat, not particularly spicy, but great wok hei on all the ingredients. Plenty of pork and veggies. Would order again. Kao Soi Fusion -- the katsu comes on top of the egg noodles buried underneath in the curry. Comes separately with beans sprouts, pickled veggies, onion, and a lime. Something about those fresh veggies in contrast with the curry makes the curry taste even better. The five pieces of shrimp katsu were enjoyable. The egg noodles were egg noodles, but I thought the curry was best enjoyed with the bean sprouts and red onions. The sushi bar order seemed to take a while to prepare. Both items we ordered were enjoyable. The unakyu maki rolls are tiny, and the eel component was balanced with the right amount of rice, cucumber, and sauce. I was pleasantly satisfied with the hamachi nigiri. For checkout, our waiter showed us the sushi promo discount and also our order showing the itemized prices on a tablet and the subtotal--this step is often skipped for restaurants utilizing non-paper bills--which I appreciated. Conclusion: interior decor and ambiance is quite nice, no matter where in the restaurant you sit. Their stir-fried food has the smokey kiss from the wok hei. Sushi promo for their sushi bar and pretty good sushi. Bathrooms were clean and tidy. Wi-Fi is offered, and their food is quite yummy. I would come to eat here again.

KHON was such an unexpected experience. It has a bit of an Insta-worthy look with great food. The women singing with their electric pianos was certainly unexpected. I don't know if they are a staple on Friday evenings or how busy it was this evening is typical, but it was hopping. There was a party in the side room as well. The servers seemed a little overwhelmed, but they were apologetic and friendly. There's a full bar where they infuse sake. I ordered the Kao Soi Fusion and my husband had the K3 Kua Kling Praram***. My dish (pictured) was so darn good. It was bold and filling with a hint of heat. The sake was on the sweet side, but that worked for me. We will definitely return.

This place is really authentic! You can definitely tell that the staff is from Thailand and they love cooking their food and sharing their culture! Everyone is super friendly and very respectful! I got the Kao Soi with tofu which was really delicious! It was a very large portion size and the spice was just right. The tofu katsu was perfectly made it tasted almost like chicken! Worth it! Great food and great vibe!