Ban Thai Restaurant

I recently had the pleasure of dining at a Thai restaurant, and I must say it was an exceptional experience. The restaurant had a lovely ambiance with traditional Thai decor that immediately transported me to Thailand.

The food was absolutely delicious, bursting with authentic Thai flavors. I tried their famous Pad Thai, Green Curry, and Tom Yum Soup, and all of them were outstanding. Each dish had the perfect balance of spices and ingredients, leaving a delightful taste on my palate.

The service was impeccable. The staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. They were more than willing to help me choose dishes that suited my preferences, and they also recommended some of their best-sellers.

The restaurant had an extensive menu with a wide variety of options, catering to all tastes. The presentation of the dishes was also impressive, making the dining experience even more enjoyable.

Overall, I had a fantastic time at this Thai restaurant. The combination of delectable food, warm hospitality, and inviting ambiance made it a memorable evening. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to savor authentic Thai cuisine in a welcoming atmosphere.

We came for dinner at a Thai restaurant located on the third floor. The first thing you see is a tall wooden statue of a Thai woman with bare breasts. It was there by the door while we waited. The wait was worth it despite the statue- just stare at the high relief door instead. The service, food, atmosphere was excellent. They have many helpers at this restaurant. They set very nice blue and white dishes for us. The extensive menu had pictures & English. I recommend the Tom yum soup especially if you have a cold. We also ordered Jasmine rice and sticky rice. The stir fried clams were delicious & generous. The chicken satay was also a large portion and grilled nicely with a peanut? sauce. I also had the hot tea and was surprised when she asked me what kind? I had the oolong but there were other choices to speak to your palate. We cleaned our plates clean and would come back again. Dinner was boisterous, as many people were having dinner, drinking and conversing. I’d come back again. If you follow Google maps, look up at the signs on the buildings in Shinjuku, we almost missed it except for a small square sign above our heads. You walk into what looks like a stairwell and climb up or take the elevator. Enjoy your meal! (Take spicy precautions- see the red chilis in my photos)

Certainly one of the better Thai spots in Tokyo. From what I understand, it gets quite busy and full but we went on a weekday night and we sat immediately. Most of the food was good. Pad Thai was sort of bland, red curry was tasty, crab dish was great but the meat of the crab was hard to remove. Thai Tea was really good! Menu is massive and it may take some time to figure what you would like to order. During this time, we requested to have some water but the waitstaff informed us we must order first. What kind of protocol is this? Owner, you're really concerned about losing money over water if we don't decide to order here? Staff in general was quite cold and not very welcoming. Also first time I've been to a Thai restaurant that DID NOT have green curry chicken. I would recommend they add this dish to the menu. I think the prices are fair for what you get. We would visit again.