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BONA Thai Restaurant is a café in Bang Rak, Bangkok — Trust Score 90.2/100 based on 303 verified Google reviews (66% real-reviewer ratio).

BONA Thai Restaurant

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📍 Bang Rak, Bangkok☕ Café🍴 FusionUpdated 15d ago
90
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
46
Volume
30
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
★ 4.6
303 reviews
AI Verified · 83% realTop 75% in Café
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Quality trend
→Stable
1+ year ago
★ 4.54
39 reviews
3-12 months
★ 4.47
40 reviews
Last 3 months
★ 4.80
10 reviews
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Usually very busy right now
Community rating
4.2★★★★☆776 votes
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What Google Reviewers Say About BONA Thai Restaurant

★ 5 — Sandy Van Espen

Lovely spot for a relaxing lunch just around the corner from river city. Friendly service, high-quality food and lovely cocktails in a nicely designed environment. Don’t miss the calamari & Thom kha!

★ 5 — Jiclrhicoli

I’m lucky to find the restaurant coincidently. It is quite nice, reasonable price and even better for the location near Royal Orchid Sheraton. Food is really delicious, very fresh and clean. I strongly recommend here anyone who is fed up with the morning meal in the hotel.

★ 5 — David Maddison

We were at a nearby hotel for a work trip and wanted something different to eat than the onsite food. Only a short walk away, Bona was a comfortable restaurant offering yummy Thai food. The pineapple rice was particularly good as well as the vegetable spring rolls.

About BONA Thai Restaurant

Location
 672, 8 Si Phraya Rd, Khwaeng Bang Rak, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
Cuisine
Café, Fusion, Seafood, Thai, Vietnamese, Western
Trust Score
90.2/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 86 317 8060
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