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Baansuan 65 Cafe & Restaurant is a café in Phra Khanong, Bangkok — Trust Score 82.3/100 based on 107 verified Google reviews (78% real-reviewer ratio).

Baansuan 65 Cafe & Restaurant

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📍 Phra Khanong, Bangkok☕ Café🌶️ ThaiUpdated 15d ago
82
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
44
Volume
24
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
★ 4.4
107 reviews
AI Verified · 89% realTop 35% in Café
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What Google Reviewers Say About Baansuan 65 Cafe & Restaurant

★ 5 — Jason Bender

Best food I have had in Bangkok. It is a hidden gem and I ate here three days in a row!!! The mushroom soup, cashew chicken and watermelon smoothie was my go-to but my friends ordered other things...all absolutely delicious and the service was great!!

★ 5 — A G

Great menu, super fresh food, everything we had was fantastic. Clean cafe/restaurant. The washrooms are also super clean. Huge outdoor seating as well as indoor. Staff was super courteous and friendly. Owner is really gracious and welcoming.

★ 5 — Adam Beeson

Excellent place for decent, authentic Thai food with good service. They also have live music most evenings plus a beer garden area that is very relaxing and enjoyable.

About Baansuan 65 Cafe & Restaurant

Location
 114 On Nut 65, Prawet, Bangkok 10250, Thailand
Cuisine
Café, Thai, Western
Trust Score
82.3/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 62 426 6645
Website
www.facebook.com/baansuan65/
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