One Night In Bangkok

Just next to corner house this little place in Indirangar mainly cater to Thai cuisine. Ambience is pretty average and the place itself is quite small. Food is pretty decent and very authentic. I loved their green curry and was very amazingly delicious and finger licking but the price is very steep and quantity not very fulfilling. Luckily I had zomato gold so the price didn't shoot up very high for me. If the price factor can be overlooked than this is among one of the best Thai restaurant in Bangalore

Visited this place for a quick lunch . Found the food to be very mediocre. Wok tossed chestnuts and Thai dumplings were a big disappointment. The spicy red curry paste Bangkok Bowl was good to it. Don't expect much form this place

Great place with really nice interiors and delicious food. We visited this restaurant for lunch and ordered the Hot and Sour (Tom Yum) soup, Wol tossed calamari, Pad Thai noodles and Chefs Special Ramen with fish sauce. All the items were very well made and tasted just like authentic Thai food. The staff was very attentive and the manager was nice as well. Overall, a great experience!

The ambience is okay. The food is different from all the other restaurants in Bangalore. The flavours are heavy on lemongrass. Service is really good.

We have visited quite a few Asian restaurants in the indiranagar area, this one stands out as unique. The service was impeccable. We were with our 3 year old, the manager offered a complimentary dish just for the little one. The food tasted unique. Very tasty and offered flavours that weren't introduced to me earlier.

The food here is great! Really nice Thai food! The restaurant is easy to spot from the road. The place is quiet dark, as in, poorly lit. As soon as you enter the restaurant, we thought we've entered some dungeon (and this was on a sunny afternoon). One part of the restaurant has a glass roof and hence, there is ample light pouring in. The other part of the restaurant barely has light. Coming to the food, there's a big variety of starters, all of which seem interesting. We ordered the (1) Spicy Thai chicken and (2)prawn satay. The chicken was amazing! The prawns were bland and there was no flavor as such. For main course, we ordered a (3) Wholesome Ramen Bowl and (4) Green Thai Curry with Sticky Rice. Both the dishes were very tasty and up to the mark. We didn't have any drinks, so not sure about how they are. Also, this place has zomato gold, so it's a bit easier on the pocket. Overall, it was a good experience and I definitely recommend this place if you're looking for good Thai food.

Formerly known as One Night in Bangkok (just renamed, everything else remains the same). Small place, good food and music from the 80s and 90s. Good crowd, gets a wee bit too packed on the weekends and too loud to talk. If you're an "Ol' Bangalorean", you're likely to bump into many folks you know. Loved the Pork Belly as well as the Beef dishes. Interesting interiors - SE Asian-themed murals and lighting fixtures. Friendly, efficient staff. No wheelchair access and no fire exit that I noticed.

No real complains but no "wow" factor either. There is better Thai food available at much better prices in Bangalore. The staff is not accommodating about your requirements wrt seating, etc. The seating is too cramped