Thai Kun

I hate going to the Domain; it's always crowded and stressful. However the dish I had here - the Crispy Coco - was so good it's tempting to return soon. It's described on the menu as "crispy rice, coconut cream, serrano, cilantro, cucumber, red onion, silken tofu, taro crisps." It's really the perfect dish for a hot summer day, because it's so light, and the combination of flavors and textures is delightful.

Best Thai food in Austin.

Thai restaurant but different from Thai food style look like American style of the food. It's yummy food and service good. In mean if it have 🌶 the food will be spicy. Be careful coz they can't make non spicy. Stop by if you want to know..... hot and spicy 🔥

Crispy coco is amazing

I wouldn't go out of my way to go here, but it's a perfectly good place to have dinner if you're wandering the domain.

Great options for vegetarians and food is healthy.

Starting with the bad. I ordered my food To-go and they forgot to give me the rice for the PANANG Curry. They say the panang curry is spicy... which it was not maybe like spicy 2. The flavor was good was good... but a little too much fish sauce.

Good service and food is flavorful. Domain is a good area for walking around although not in summer.

No customizations, no spice level options. That’s what our server told us before we ordered. We trust a Thai restaurant who enforces such rules and assume the food will be great. It was not. Personally I ordered green curry, not bad. My friend on the other hand ordered the crab rice and he was visibly miserable eating it. It was dry and the sauce was filled with an inedible amount of salt. He asked for chilli sauce instead he got dry flakes. Dry rice, dry flakes. Bad experience. The limited menu leaves a qa ton to be desired. Service was fine though.