Bangluck delivers comforting Thai flavors with rich broths and satisfying noodle bowls, a few crispy bites, and a casual counter service vibe that many diners find ideal for lunch. The flavors are generally praised, with several dishes highlighted for their savor and balance, though portions are often described as small and prices sometimes steep for what is served. Some reviews point to ordering quirks, online menu inaccuracies, or uneven service that can lead to mixed experiences, though the atmosphere is frequently noted as simple, pleasant, and cozy. Overall, Bangluck is seen as a reliable, tasty option for a quick, comforting meal, with repeat visits from those who value the flavors and are tolerant of the trade-offs in portion size and ordering flow.
You're asked to tip before sitting down... which feels a bit unusual for a dine-in experience. The server wasn't very attentive, & our order was mixed up, leaving one of us with a cold meal. The food itself was just okay, & for the price, it didn't quite meet expectations.
Une belle addition à l'offre de restaurants du Plateau avec une approche decontractée & originale. Malheureusement, les plats restent chers pour ce qu'ils proposent.
the food that we did eat, was good! But my mother has an allergy to garlic, & I to gluten & dairy. I mentioned this as we walked in the door as to be as accommodating as possible since we know it's a nightmare to serve allergy groups like us lol! But when my mother received her plates she tasted garlic in the first plate & thought it may just be in the sauce so she avoided the sauce. But her soup was full of garlic & when we asked the server said that it'only had a little bit' but… it's an allergy lol, that's not really how they work. Thankfully they refunded us but we will not be dining there again as they didn't really understand the concept of allergies . Plus they only had one gluten free option which is totally ok, just not super allergy friendly.
Overall enjoyable experience but a bit pricey for what it is. The tomyum tasted great & the noodles were chewy. The soy noodle was very ordinary & didn't spark joy. The shrimp toast was greasy but was satisfying to eat. The papaya salad was a bit plain. The drinks were good but a bit small.
The place is small & doesn't have a lot of tables. We went for lunch on a weekday & were able to have a table right away after ordering.
Mignon petit comptoir, mais au final cher pour l'expérience :
1- les portions sont petites. C'était bon, mais petit.
2 - pas beaucoup de service. & comme tu paies au comptoir avant de t'en rendre compte, j'ai laissé un pourboire de restaurant classique. Mais au final, l'employée ne fait que desservir à la fin.
Ca m'a coûté un peu plus de 30$ pour un petit plat de nouilles & une boisson. Mon ami a pris un plat de poulet (& c'était littéralement du poulet bouilli avec du riz blanc), avec un mocktail, pour un total autour de 35$...
superbe trouvaille que je recommande fortement ! l'accueil était amical & le restaurant est joliment ensoleillé. les nouilles Kuay tiew heng avec le bouillon sur le côté sont phénoménales, remplies de saveurs & bien saucées. on a adoré les thaï mil tea & les shrimp toast sont croustillants & réconfortants.
Jun 3, 2025
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Un noodle spot bobo au décor de bois clair & à l'iconographie stylée. Le tout rappelant plusieurs cafés qui se sont ouverts dans le quartier ces 2-3 derniers années. On commande au comptoir à un joli sourire, la bande son est cool, & les plats arrivent assez rapidement.
Bilan mitigé quant aux saveurs à notre table. Un peu fade peut-être. Les quantités sont également moindres que dans des restos à phos meilleur marché du quartier. Riz gluant mangue un peu délavé aussi. Déception au final. Dommage.
