Om’s Thai

The food served so fast, there is no long wait in this restaurant! The food taste is good, you should try if you are seeking for Thai taste, the tomyam however is very sour but for my husband it’s just perfect. We also ordered the pineapple fried rice, loved it! This restaurant nailed it! If you are looking for a quick dinner after your tour day, you should try this restaurant. Some are scared of spicy, but you can tell the waitress for the level of spiciness.. Oh they only accept cash at the moment, so be prepared, meal cost per item php300 to php400.. Photos are for your reference..

I have mixed feelings about this place. The food was good. But. It was not very authentic, which is in the name of the establishment. I had the Pad Thai Goong, Laarb Moo, and fried morning glory. The morning glory was just kang kong. Not very Thai styled. But it was very good kang kong. The laarb was just ground pork with basil and onion. I think the cook has never had real Thai version, because it missed the purpose of being a LARB. But it wasn't bad, just lacking a bit. No cilantro was a big miss. The pad thai was good and probably the most authentic tasting item, but it wasn't an outstanding version, just normal. In the end, i can recommend the place because i enjoyed everything, but it's very Filipino-ized.

Leaning to 4 stars. But since the service and the atmosphere was great, I’ll give it a 5. I ordered their vegetables spring rolls and chicken pad Thai. Both so-so. It has taste, yes but their spring roll doesn’t have much vegetables instead it has glass noodles. It has good taste and great fry though. Their pad Thai seems to lack authentic Thai flavors. I understand that it may be difficult to get much ingredients in the island. Could be better. And oh, they have very generous servings! Wow. First time for me in this island. IYKYK. Service was superb and there was no wait for me as I ate there in a Tuesday lunch time. Will try other dishes if given the chance.

Food was really good! Got to the sweet & sour chicken, basil pork, and pineapple fried rice, with salad. Kinda had to wait for get our order due to only one waitress being available but i think that was because the others were on their break, no biggie. Food got served very quickly. Only gripe was that wasnt alot of chicken on the plate. The fried rice was huge and i dont have a microwave in the hotel to warm it up so i felt bad that i couldnt takeout. Would eat there again. Total with three drinks was 2074 php. A little pricey but worth it

We dined here while staying in Coron, and the food was amazing — the service matched it perfectly. We shared spring rolls to start, which were the biggest we’ve seen anywhere in Southeast Asia so far! For mains, we had the Penang curry and cashew chicken. The portions were generous, and we left feeling very full and satisfied. Would definitely recommend!

Really disappointing meal here. Considering this place is alot pricier than other restaurants in the area, I was really disappointed with the quality of the penang chicken curry I ordered. The chicken was terrible quality- overcooked, hard and chewy, and bad cuts of meat. After informing the waitress that the meal was not good when she asked how we enjoyed the meal, nothing was done. Considering the price, there are definitely better quality restaurant to eat in. The musician was lovely however, and created a nice atmosphere

The cashew chicken is AMAZING, as well as the mango sticky rice! Came back for another one and also tried the morning glory and pad Thai. Not the same as in Thailand but really good still! Would definitely recommend if you’re craving some Thai food in Coron.

The food at Om’s Thai was okay.. it had enough flavour, and there wasn’t really anything wrong with the taste itself. However, the portions were noticeably small. It feels like they deliberately keep the serving sizes low so that you end up ordering more and more. What really put me off was how reluctant they were to offer even a little extra rice. In the Philippines, rice doesn’t cost much (₱10–₱20 maybe?), and compared to what customers already spend here.. usually over ₱1,500 per bill.. adding a bit more rice to satisfy a paying customer shouldn’t be a big deal. But they just don’t do it. It comes across as unnecessarily greedy. If you’re a rice eater, the portions definitely won’t satisfy you. Overall, it’s not worth the price for what you get.