Thai Kun

Browsing around POST and was kinda feeling some Thai food. Kinda expensive for what you get. There was a lot of chicken but not a lot of noodles. Too many green vegetables. This pad see ew was not spicy at all. It was mostly sweet. I do like the sweet chili sauce that they give you.It took so long for the food to come out!! Overall not really impressed. Not authentic. (I didn't see any Asians working).

I've been eating at Thai Kun for awhile now! When I learned that they had a location inside the Post food hall I knew I wanted to eat there! No surprise they are serving up authentic Thai food full of flavor and heat! I ordered the TK Fried Chicken and my husband got the Waterfall Pork. The chicken was fried to perfection and so flavorful. I love the rice and the pickled cabbage! The Waterfall pork was packed with spice and oh so tasty! The cucumber added some balance from the spice. If you are wondering how spicy their food is they have a pepper spice rating on their menu to help you measure the heat of eat dish. I love Thai Kun so much and definitely recommend dining here if you are in the Post Houston food hall! It is some of the best Thai food you will find!

Thai-fail!! Came to POST Houston on a Friday night and for some reason none of the restaurants could handle the after 5PMrush! Contemplated, like others, what I wanted to eat for dinner that night and someone who worked at POST suggested the tamarind chili wings, so I go there to order...the staff are not Asian. There's a Latin girl at the register, and all Latin workers in the back, and they blurted out something about a menu change "just now," they said?! I look confused but just shrugged my shoulders. I came to pick up my food, and noticed that my scallion pancake that I ordered was not on the tray. I go back and ask for it and the girl at the register explains to me they just changed the menu. They still had one of those clear plastic stands with some "specials" and when I was at the register paying for it, the girl didn't mention anything about it no longer being available due to the menu change. She took my money and decided not to be up front about what was readily available that evening on the menu. So then they brought out the first scallion pancake and IMO it was undercooked and doughy...almost a mochi-like texture. Intended? I'm not sure. The second time I asked my hubs to go back and have them remake it and it was better, but extra greasy...overall wasn't happy about the lack of organization and communication from the staff about the days menu and availability...the tamarind chili wings had a lot of fat in them, and was soggy and not crispy at all...The wontons with pork were not tasty at all either. Overall, the food was mediocre.

Thai Kun is yup, you guessed it, a Thai restaurant. I checked it out on a Tuesday evening with my mom for dinner. Thai Kun is located in Post, the impressive food hall that is right next to 713 Music Hall. I'm a big fan of food halls and Post is my favorite of the bunch along with Bravery Chef Hall. They have a complimentary lot for two hours or you can also find some street parking close by. You order at the counter and then they text you when your food's ready. I asked the cashier what the most popular dishes were and he said the pad Thai and the crab fried rice. Crab is one of my top three favorite kinds of seafood so I had to go with that. Served on a nice platter, the fried rice was flavorful and there was a good amount of crab meat in the dish. It's not cheap but I can see why it's one of their most popular dishes. There's plenty of seating in Post to enjoy your meal but if the weather cooperates, bring your food up to the sky lawn. You'll have some fresh air, beautiful surroundings, and scenic views of the city we all love. It's next level.

Authentic taste Thai food in Houston downtown - that's how Will always remember this place. Located inside POST Houston, this is one of those only places that I have tried. But I got to say, even with their limited menu options, they are really making an impact. The small menu helps them keep the speed of preparation. And did I mention they make everything to order? Yes, they prep ahead of time but they start caking your food once you order and pay.

the pad thai was good taste. but it's way too overpriced. convenient location in the post market area. staff are pretty friendly.

I just tried their Pad See Ew and it tasted just the way I like it. I thought the flavor and spiciness were spot on. My son said the Pad Thai was good too.

Solid four! Food: the food was quite good at least my dish. I had the panang beef and it was very spicy and different. It was more like beef tips if anything. Extremely spicy with lots of flavor. I do wish I would have asked for the egg well done. The pad Thai was alright. The shrimp didn't taste fresh and they also didn't peel the shrimp. For the prices they are charging they definitely need to peel the shrimp. I would try the pad this again with chicken or beef. Not shrimp. The prices are high. The portions are medium to small and don't reflect the price. Maybe the are paying high rent at the post. I would definitely go back and try more food off their menu. We we're definitely satisfied with our meal. Great date night with my baby.

The Shrimp pad Thai was absolutely horrible . Waited long for food that not only tasted horrible but smelled repulsive . The worst Thai I've had in my life,

Positive- Food tasted great. Cashier was pleasant. NegativesIt took over 20 mins to get it which is not acceptable for a food court type counter servePortion size was tiny for the price.Would not return