Really great selection of Thai desserts that are all well made. So many items with pandan and coconut. It's hard to find desserts like this elsewhere!

Always the delicious authentic Thai snacks dessert you can enjoy without going to Thailand! And freshly made crepes on site! Prices are comparable to LAX-C Thai warehouse. See pics for the savory and sweet I got today. The staff was very nice and friendly. Lots of parking spots in front.

Lots of variety in Thai desserts, snacks, drinks, and everything in between. They make fresh desserts right behind the counter, and there are plenty of options to choose from! *Mango Sticky Rice: Absolutely delicious! It comes with coconut cream and crispy mung beans served separately in small containers. The entire dessert is well-balanced - both in flavor and texture. The sticky rice is steamed to perfection, soft and chewy. Add to that the sweet and lightly salty coconut cream, which brings a fragrant richness to the dish + the crispy mung beans for a delightful crunch. And, of course, the mango, the star of the dish, is incredibly SWEET and has the perfect texture. There's no seating, so it's more like a takeout dessert store

This a hidden gem in the neighborhood. Don't let the Thai name fool you or scare you away. Lots of Asian/Thai snacks. Chips from different countries you probably would not find at your normal grocery store. They got other Thai Desserts. You get a free one I got this coconut rice balls as per recommendation from my friend and they did not disappoint. They also serve boba here. But I have not tried it as Ding Tea is across the plaza. Service was quick! Ambiance feels like a mom and pop shop, market!

finally got to try the famous Bhan Kanom Thai for their mango sticky rice!! once inside, you're greeted with many different Thai snacks, candies, and other goods in the small store. they also have a refrigerated section with other foods in the back. we ordered the classic mango sticky rice and asked for another tiny container of the coconut milk sauce. the coconut milk to drizzel over was actually salty (I think the other ones I have tried the coconut milk was sweet) so that was different but I still liked it. The dish together was good, but I noticed there wasn't actually much mango, it was just the small top half as the rest was just the big pit thats in the middle, so it LOOKS like you get more mango than you actually do (hence why I took off a star). employees were kind and the parking lot is small, also keep in mind you have to pay valet in the lot after 5 PM!

Great place to pick up some authentic Thai snacks! My friends and I walked by after lunch nearby and decided to check it out. We didn't recognize most of what they were selling, so we just ordered a couple things to try out. The good thing is that nothing is super expensive. We didn't try to order anything off the board and stuck to dessert items they had on display. We tried the coconut pudding ($6 for 5), crispy crepe / kanom bueng ($6 for 6 pieces), and a small flower shaped pastry. My favorite was the coconut pudding with taro bits. The crispy crepe was good too, but I definitely preferred the sweet one to the savory one, which tasted super weird with the combination of mildly sweet coconut and garlic. I wish we were hungrier so we could have tried more items, but we were all pretty full from lunch and only managed to try a couple things.

I miss my time in Thailand.. especially my daily binge of mango and sticky rice so finding it at this gem was awesome. It tasted just like the ones I would eat at Thailand and i wish i could get more! they give a perfect amount of condensed milk and crispy toppings (i think they are mungbeans?) They had a variety of sweet treats I hope to try in the future but definitely can NOT pass up their mango with sticky rice!

I was dying to try this spot and it didn't disappoint. Ever since taking a trip to Thailand I've been obsessed with finding the best Mango Sticky Rice and this is it! 5 stars, all the way! In addition to the mango sticky rice, this little market has tons of Asian imports which were awesome, while also offering other Thai desserts. Found street parking quite easily and can't wait for my next visit there.

I made an effort to visit this small shop last night. I rode through Thai town when Ciclavia had their event over the summer. I was upset that time I totally forgot to visit this place. So this time, I passed by and finally got to try a few things. I got the crispy crepe, sweet and salty. I got a coconut pudding dessert, and a six pack of a cute pastry with a thin layer of coconut cream. All were delicious. There was so much more I wanted to try. I spent $18 total. Staff were friendly and I went back to claim the free yelp offer for a free crispy crepe. The only thing I didn't like was the parking valet and also could not find street parking that evening.

We stopped by Bhan Kanom Thai to satisfy a dessert craving, and it definitely lived up to the hype! We tried the Baked Bean Custard, which comes chilled and looks a bit like crème brûlée. The texture was soft, much like a classic custard, and the flavor was rich and enjoyable, though it was unfortunately a bit on the dry side. We also had the Ruammit, which was a refreshing treat. It's packed with palm seed, toddy palm, jackfruit jelly, water chestnut, jasmine syrup, and milk--a perfect mix of sweetness and texture. Service was very friendly and quick. It's definitely a great choice if you're in the mood for something cool and vibrant. Bhan Kanom Thai has a great selection of offerings with tons of delicious-looking desserts that I can't wait to try next time. We'll definitely be back to explore more of their menu!