Krapow! BGC

“Thai food so good that it made me forget for a while that I'm in the Philippines 😆 Great food, ample portion, kind service and even the drinks were very refreshing 🤗 Will definitely revisit 😉”

“Thai food is never not a good idea when you’re ultra-hungry. We tried three different dishes, all of which represented the Thai flavors beautifully. The serving size was just right. Pricing was reasonable, too. This place could easily be one of my favorites whenever I need a quick Thai food fix.”

“I always come here when I’m craving Thai food. I love the quality of their food and the taste is also authentic. Their mango sticky rice is the best!”

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The som tam was a little strong in flavor but consistently good. For the tom yum kung, I ordered the nam sai style expecting a clear broth like in Thailand, but what arrived was red in color. However, since it didn’t contain coconut milk, it wasn’t nam khon either. I was left wondering what this in‑between soup was supposed to be. The portions were quite large, so offering a half size or adjusting the quantity with a corresponding price change might be a good idea. Overall, it’s a casual Filipino Thai‑style restaurant, Not Thai-restaurant.

Mano Recto★★★★

A focused Thai spot with an excellent krapow — but choose your order wisely Krapow was our next stop, and as the name suggests, this place knows exactly what it wants to do — and does it well. The krapow was excellent and clearly the reason to come here. Bold, punchy, and properly seasoned, it hits all the right notes: savory, spicy, aromatic, and deeply satisfying. The minced meat is well-cooked, the basil comes through clearly, and the overall balance works beautifully with rice — especially when topped with a fried egg. This is comfort food done right, and it delivers exactly what you expect (and hope for) from a proper krapow. On the other hand, I would not recommend ordering the Kao Soi. While the idea is there, the execution falls short compared to how strong the krapow is. It lacks the depth and cohesion you’d expect from a dish that relies heavily on a rich, well-layered curry base. If it’s your first visit, stick to their strengths. Service was fast and efficient, which su

Se Young Park★★★★★

Thai food so good that it made me forget for a while that I'm in the Philippines 😆 Great food, ample portion, kind service and even the drinks were very refreshing 🤗 Will definitely revisit 😉

gabriel evardome★★★★★

One of the best Thai restaurants I’ve tried in BGC! Every dish we ordered was packed with authentic flavors. The Gai Tod Hat was perfectly crispy and juicy, while the Pad Krapow Moo had the perfect balance of savory and spicy that kept me wanting more. And the Thai Milk Tea was rich, creamy, and the perfect way to finish the meal. The food, drinks, and overall dining experience were excellent. If you’re craving authentic Thai food in BGC, Krapow is definitely worth a visit. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Eizen Barleta★★★★★

Thai food is never not a good idea when you’re ultra-hungry. We tried three different dishes, all of which represented the Thai flavors beautifully. The serving size was just right. Pricing was reasonable, too. This place could easily be one of my favorites whenever I need a quick Thai food fix.

Iris★★★★★

I always come here when I’m craving Thai food. I love the quality of their food and the taste is also authentic. Their mango sticky rice is the best!

Edwin Choy★★

Ordered the Thai fried chicken with sticky rice. I was initially impressed with the menu, food presentation looks nice. Dang, actual one was super basic. Chicken was also bland so you may want to use the sauces provided. Portions are small too. Disappointed.

Aizi Francisco★★★★

Pad Krapow Moo Sub with Cha Yen has been my comfort food combo for the past year. Just make sure to do regular spice and not Thai spice coz it would really be too spicy! 🌶️ Roti Banana with Nutella, expect that it would be sweet. Mango sticky rice, not worth ordering. It’s just pretty. Gai Tod Hat Yai is good! Worth ordering and probably would repeat.