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    Koon Thai Restaurant

    4.1 (183 reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Mango Curry
    Alex G.

    Carefully prepared food with a wide variety of choices, excellent service with a simple but festive ambience. Vegan and gluten-free dieters will appreciate the clear markings and choices.

    Dumplings
    Thanchanok P.

    Have been visited this restaurant for many years ago before Covid and now I knew they changed new management and would like to try. Restaurant was busy and the Owner gave me try dumpling free she very nice . And main dish I like lo main noodles wit spicy sauce was delicious and my husband tested for Garlic Fried Rice not much greasy mixed and matched with my noodles so yummy you have to try it.

    Thai tea
    Sidra S.

    I ordered a shrimp pad Thai today and a Thai Iced Tea. The shrimp pad Thai was okay. In my opinion it was way too sweet and the noodles appeared to be a little dry. I personally have had better.

    Khao Soy Soup

    So delicious! I ordered the khao soy and it was the perfect amount of noodle to broth ratio, the broth was rich and creamy but also spicy. My only complaint is that I ordered Thai spicy but it was pretty mild to me. They do have additional peppers/ chillin oil to add if you love spice like I do. I also had the house salad and the peanut dressing was delicious. Will def be coming back!

    Drunken Noodles
    Elizabeth Y.

    I was looking forward to trying Koon Thai because of the reviews but was disappointed by the experience. Our food took over 40 minutes to arrive, and one of the dishes (fried rice) had the wrong type of meat (chicken instead of pork). My friend just accepted it because he didn't want to wait even longer for his food. I tried the three flavor curry with tofu, and while the tofu was nicely cooked and there were a decent number of vegetables, the string beans were undercooked and the portion of rice, while generous, was unevenly cooked with gloppy parts. I tasted my friends' drunken noodles and fried rice, and they didn't taste quite right. The fried rice was somehow kind of wet, and the flavor of the drunken noodles didn't taste anything like that of other drunken noodles we've had. It tasted as if both dishes had been seasoned with a bouillon cube broth rather than the proper flavorings. At the end, my friend who received the wrong dish was charged for the more expensive option he had ordered. When he contested the charge, he was told that the chef made pork in a way that made it look like chicken. (It was very clearly white chicken meat, and the server eventually updated the charge.) I would not recommend coming here due to the poor quality of food and slow food preparation.

    Mango Sticky Rice

    Love the food here! the soup and rice was served hot, the papaya salad was fresh and flavorful. Mango sticky rice was creamy, and rich of coconut milk. Hope the restaurant can bring out more the flavor and spiciness of Tom yum

    Yellow curry with pork
    Krajicek K.

    In town for the school's family weekend. We waited a little for our table as we had 7 people in our party and didn't call for a reservation on a Friday night. Not too bad on the wait. Food: very decent food. We ordered yellow curry with pork, red curry with beef, and pineapple fried rice with shrimp, and Thai ice tea. The beef is a bit over cooked but the rest of the food was delicious. The fried rice is my favorite. It has curry mixed in with the fried rice and gave a good flavor. The spicy level of the curry was just perfect for me. We ordered an extra serving of rice to go with the curry. We left the restaurant satisfied with full stomached, and there was a line waiting for tables.

    2 pork bao ($4.95)
    Jess L.

    I ordered Koon via delivery, and I appreciated their large menu, which contained a few more interesting or different dishes than your average Thai restaurant. I ultimately got some pork bao, Kana Moo Krab, and chicken with cashew nut. The pork bao were average - a little small for the price, in my opinion. The Kana, which I asked medium spicy, was super duper spicy. I couldn't even finish it. The crispy pork was hot very flavorful (especially since I didn't want to use too much sauce). My husband enjoyed his cashew nut, which has a good portion of both protein and veggies. Maybe I just picked the wrong thing. I'd likely try them again because at least one dish was good.

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    The flavor aren't exactly what I would dine in for but this is a solid place to grab Thai food to-go.

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    We have eaten here about three times and it's always excellent. I would say the best thai food in New Haven

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    Really really really good. Definitely will be back in the fall. Drunken noodles and steamed dumplings

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    The green curry is FANTASTIC! Freshest tofu, also great wonton soup. Love the ambiance!

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