PennThai

Positive reviews

• ★★★★★Vivek Patel· 9 months ago

  Dear All Vegetarians, This is the best place for food in whole Bangkok. We have ordered Full Indian thali and vadapav and it was very delicious.staff members are polite and good hospitality. Asmita ji suggested good plates to us and it was worth it

• ★★★★★Ananna Nodi· 9 months ago

  We took pulka , paratha, alu paratha with vegetable , dal makhni & paneer makhni . All was so so delicious !! Must recommend this everyone 👌🏻👌🏻

• ★★★★★Klara Ottosson· 10 months ago

  Super tasty!! Great butter masala, perfect garlic naan. Atmosphere could be cozier though.

Negative reviews

• ★★★★★sumit kumawat· 5 months ago

  Caution for All Indian Tourists This so-called “Honest” restaurant appears to be misleading customers by using a well-known Indian brand name. They display a “Pure Vegetarian” sign outside, but the food is reportedly prepared through their neighboring restaurant, “Bombay,” which serves non-vegetarian halal food. This is deeply concerning for vegetarian customers who specifically look for separate vegetarian kitchens. They are not only misusing an Indian brand name but also playing with the faith and beliefs of many Indian customers by serving food that is not prepared in a dedicated vegetarian kitchen. Now coming to the food itself—the quality was extremely disappointing. When I questioned the naan because it looked more like pizza bread than authentic Indian naan, the management’s response was that it was prepared by a Pakistani chef and therefore would be different. I found this explanation completely unprofessional. The moment I took my first bite, I raised concerns about the taste and quality and requested that the order be cancelled. The staff initially agreed that the quality was not up to the mark, yet I was still charged the full bill amount of 875 Baht. What was even more disappointing was the attitude of the management. Instead of addressing the issue, they kept blaming us and insisted that everyone else liked the food except us. They were unwilling to accept any criticism or acknowledge the concerns we raised. If this is how they handle customer feedback and maintain transparency, it raises serious questions about the authenticity of the restaurant and its practices. My advice to fellow Indian travelers: stay away from such misleading establishments. There are plenty of authentic Indian restaurants near Indra Bazaar that offer much better food, service, and a genuinely Indian dining experience.

• ★★★★★Divya Lmcn· 6 months ago

  Waste of money No recommended Look at the size of pav and bhaji also Totally waste of money 389 for 2 person nt worth it Waste of money