Came to Thaicoon with my family and overall had a pretty good experience, even though a few dishes…read morewere hit or miss for us. Thai Tea: Sweet, delicious, and exactly what a traditional Thai tea should taste like--no complaints at all. It was rich, refreshing, and one of the highlights of the meal for me. Che Tai: The Che Tai tasted a little too artificial for my liking and was definitely different from the version I'm used to. It may have also seemed less sweet since I was drinking Thai tea alongside it, but overall, this was probably my least favorite drink of the night. Crying Tiger: This was probably my family's favorite dish of the evening. Paired with rice, the meat was flavorful and well-seasoned, though on its own it leaned slightly salty for me. The texture was also a bit too chewy, and I personally would have preferred a crispier bite. Even so, the flavor was still enjoyable, and both my father and brother really liked it. Grilled Atlantic Salmon Curry: The presentation was beautiful, and the salmon had a nice crisp on the outside. However, I could tell it was slightly overcooked, and the meat itself tasted a little bland, almost as if it had been frozen for too long. The Panang curry was comforting and coconut-forward with a creamy texture that I enjoyed, though it lacked the sharper punch I've had from other Panang curries. Lobster Papaya Salad: I liked this dish much more than the seafood salad. The seasoning was mellow, and the fresh young papaya was well-seasoned and refreshing. Unfortunately, the lobster still had a slight fishy taste that didn't sit well with me afterward. We ordered everything mild since my brother can't handle spice. My father thought the salad was too sour, but my brother enjoys sour flavors, so he liked it more than we did. I also personally didn't enjoy the green beans included in the salad. Yum Talay Seafood Salad: This salad had a softer, more acidic flavor, but I wish the taste had been crisper and brighter overall. The sourness felt muted in a way that didn't fully work for me. It was still decent, just not a standout dish for our family. Service & InKind Experience: The service throughout the meal was a big reason why I still gave this place 4-stars. Our waiter was attentive, friendly, and already familiar with the fact that we were using InKind, which made everything feel smooth and effortless when it came time to pay the bill. Overall, Thaicoon had beautiful presentation, attentive service, and a few dishes my family genuinely enjoyed. While some of the flavors didn't fully land for me personally, the atmosphere, service, and seamless InKind experience still made it a solid visit.

Conveniently located just 5 minutes from our hotel, Thaicoon is in an Asian-focused shopping area…read more Parking is challenging depending on when you go. First time here and was preliminarily pleased at such a temperature-controlled room this was. It was 90 outside and probably 70 inside. We were seated and ordered quickly. Also enjoyed all-weekend-long happy hour specials. I ordered beers and pad Thai. The pad Thai was HUGE. Great flavor and cooked well. I shared some and everyone agreed it was good. Win!

The food tasted great and had noticeably fresh ingredients. Everything tasted made to order, the…read morevegetables were crisp, and the meat was tender and well seasoned. The portions were generous and the service was good. Will be returning!

Recently under new ownership, and the food is excellent. The new owners kept the original name, so…read moreyou might not realize anything changed, but the food was fresh and generously portioned, and the service was warm and attentive. Fair prices for what you get. Glad we found it; we'll be back.

Traveling to Katy, TX now demands a regular stop at the China Inn Cafe 7! By far, the BEST Chinese…read morefood restaurant I've been to in the Houston greater area! Food is top quality and service matches every time! I'd add a picture but it was so good, I ate it before the before the camera was ready! Yum!

I discovered they did Mandarin Chinese, so I was excited. It was very good, but not the best I I…read moreever had in Houston/-the sauce is a little thin in my opinion. I got the combination lunch plate, which I would recommend. I wish soup was included with lunch, but I opted for spring role instead as my choice. It was very good as well. The service was fine and the hot tea was authentic chines--not some crappy tea bag, but actual tea leaves. Very good, but expensive. Fried rice was also very good-/noticeable a theme in my review. I paid extra for the fried rice upgrade. $20 lunches with tip, so not a bargain, but acceptable.

This is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in the area. Their curries are amazing. I've tried most…read moreof their noodles and none has disappointed. I'm not a fan of super sweet pad Thai, their is perfectly balanced

Just got a delivery from Uber Eats and my Pad Thai is not very good. Honestly, the worst I have…read moreever had. I ordered a 2 and got a 4. Way too hot and dry noodles. Waste of money and the roti tastes like it was microwaved.

Amazing thai food, excellent service, and a cool atmosphere. The thai tea was super good, and my…read morepad see ew was perfect. We also really enjoyed the fried veggie spring rolls. It was pretty quiet when we came, and there was only one other family there on a Saturday afternoon. Would definitely come here again.

Went back and it was just as good as the first time. Had Pad Thai again…read more Atmosphere is just a little nice hole in the wall place Service was good.

Highly recommend! Their khao soi and red curry are SO GOOD! Rich, creamy, spicy, slightly sweet and…read morefully of flavor. The pad woon sen is very good. They have fun dishes such as tom yum fried rice, also very good! I look forward to trying the pineapple curry and stone bowl fried rice soon. Unfortunately I don't recommend the pad Thai. Maybe I had a bad batch but it tasted sour. Hopefully they see this review and fix it.

I tried a few things for take out and everything I had was delicious. I also appreciate that the…read moremeat was halal. I'm so happy I don't have to go all the way to Sugarland for quality halal Thai food. Now I can be picky about Thai food and some places that I've tried in Katy were bland and did not impress me enough to warrant another visit. I was in the mood for fried rice and Bangkok Times has a great pineapple fried rice. I also really liked their chicken satay and gyoza. Both were fantastic. The sticky rice with Thai custard was some of the best I ever had. I'm going to keep a star for when I try their pad thai and pad kee mao because that's the real test for good Thai food. The service was friendly and the restaurant was very nice inside and comfortable.

I ordered again. This time for pick up. I tried some different dishes. I thought the Salt and…read morePepper Shrimp was very good. It comes with a serving of Steamed White Rice. Could've used a few more red bell peppers. But I understand you work with the ingredients you have. The Egg Fried Rice portion was HUGE -- enough to easily feed 4 people. So, I've got leftovers! I did not love the course black pepper on the Edamame, and definitely prefer coarse salt. This place is so close and convenient to my home. I'm sure I'll try a couple of other dishes in the future. The staff was super-nice when I picked up my order.

Always great. Above and beyond your usual "chinese" place as this place is authentic Asian dishes…read more Try them out and you will not be disappointed ever. Been there and ordered from there over 15 times now. Not once was i disappointed. Authentic dishes besides your American usual. Try them all. Wow.

No fault of this establishment, but it was freezing cold in the food court at H-Mart. So that made…read moreit a little uncomfortable to eat. I got a huge bowl of janjjangmyeon (#4 Black bean Noodles/ $10.99) and the Mini portion of the pork tangsuyuk (Sweet & Sour Pork/$4.99). Both were served nice and hot. I felt like the noodles were overcooked and too soft. And they were a little heavy handed with the sticky sweet sauce for the pork. But everything tasted very good. And the "mini" portion of the pork was plentiful. I couldn't even finish the giant bowl of noodles. Would probably try some other items from them again in the future. Super convenient located inside the food court at H Mart.

We drove out to Katy because I wanted to eat at the Food Court in H Mart. I know from Austin H Mart…read morethat the Food Court restaurants are good, and overall, there's such a great vibe there. Plus, I could shop at H Mart after lunch and pick up my favorites like the Pink Pineapple and other items I can't find at the local grocery stores. But getting back to Chef Han! I was very pleased with my dish. It was just the two of us, but we ordered three entrees because we know the food is always good at the Food Court in H Mart. We got the Singapore Noodles, which were very good and very tasty with the right amount of spice, and the Stir-fried Glass Noodles with rice; this was delicious and my new favorite. Dang it, I can't think of the proper name for the last dish. It's the one in the picture with the red sauce, meat, and veggies. I can tell you it was good, too. But what I like about each dish is that each dish has its own unique flavor.