Baan Thai - Thai restaurant in Conyers - 1805 Parker Rd SE, USA

Looking for good Thai food? Baan Thai is the place to be. The health score is excellent, in the 90s. The service provided is wonderful. The staff is very courteous and kind and patient. The food is spectacular. The calamari as an appetizer is absolutely amazing. No dipping sauce really needed. Also, the creamy crab soup is very tasty. And for the main course, the Seafood Kee-mao is absolutely amazing. The flavors of this dish are just beyond describing. Not just good, but GREAT. Just reading the ingredients of the different dishes alone is tantalizing. I will be back to try another! I definitely recommend Baan Thai for some excellent Thai food.

If you're looking for a cozy, family-friendly Thai restaurant with delicious food, Baan Thai is where you want to go. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the staff treats you like family. Their menu has a great selection of traditional Thai dishes, and everything I've tried has been absolutely delicious. I highly recommend the Coconut Chicken Soup and the Cashew Nut Entree.

What a great find in Conyers GA! Authentic Thai cuisine. Fresh vegetables and flavorful sauces. I had the Thai Basil Crispy Duck and it was delicious. We also had the spicy chicken fried rice and it was full of chunks brocoli and mix of vegetables. The soup was flavorful blend of lemon and spices

Ok the owner and the staff are very nice and helpful. Service is over the top. All the vegetables are fresh no frozen junk here. Sauce and food very delicious. Fresh made from scratch spring rolls and Rangoon rolls. I had the salmon yummy in the tummy and Mary had veggies with chicken and rice noodles. We also ordered our favorite house rice with vegetables. All is outstanding. They do serve adult beverages so dont let anything get in the way for trying Baan Thai. The restaurant was clean and quiet . Take your honey or friend you won't be disappointed. Follow me if you like I travel all over and veview most of the time.

The food and service were excellent. We initially went to Thai Palace because they said they open at 11. Well at 1120 we were standing outside with the chef and still the place wasnt opened. We left and came here. I'm glad we did. We will definitely return.

Food was fine, tasty. Not out of this world. A bit heavy on the oil. They were short staffed. Took almost 2 hours to get our food. They were busy and we had a large group, but they also seemed to have forgotten our order. Lots of apologies once we asked about it, but no offer to compensate our otherwise make up for it.

I had a dish that was similar to drunken noodles. It's full of flavor but a little oily. I would order that dish again but ask for lite oil. I like the coconut soup. The lemongrass might be over powering to some but I thought it was good.

The food isn’t good enough for the service to be this bad. When we walked in, we were greeted with a “there’s just 2 of you?” There was no “Welcome!” Or anything along those lines. It took about 10 minutes for someone to awkwardly take our order. There was no mention of the specials which I assume we were supposed to just know. When the waitress came over, she didn’t introduce herself, let us know she’d be taking care of us or anything. All she said was “are you ready to order?”. I ordered the bulgogi steak which is just ok. The fried rice is flavorless. The steak was cooked well and seasoned nicely but this is definitely not bulgogi. My husband ordered the pad Thai which honestly was nasty. It has a weird, perfumy taste to it. ** Editing to add that this “bulgogi” sauce is the worst thing I’ve ever tasted. It’s like the budget version of a grocery store version of bulgogi inspired simmer sauce. It’s awful. And this fried rice is literally the worst. My 12 yo makes better fried rice then this. Hell… my 5yo probably could as well with no direction from me. The Thai beer and saki were excellent.