Today there was a lot of thunder. I was planning to go to work, but it's a good thing I didn't. This is from last week when I went to the office on a weekday. This time I had the classic green curry. It came as a set with Gai Yang for 1000 yen. The curry doesn't come with soup. The spiciness is not too strong, but not too mild either, just right. I went to this place with a friend who I had previously tried Lemongrass Gai Yang with, and we both agreed that we want to come back here again. My friend had the daily special Tom Yum curry with Gai Yang, which was also moderately spicy and easy to eat. The only thing left to try is the Panang curry. Although the dinner menu looks good too, I think the lunch menu is the best here.

At night, I had a drink. Everything I ate was surprisingly delicious. The flavors exceeded my expectations from a regular Thai menu. Despite that, the prices were not too high. The music and visuals inside the restaurant were cute and soothing. Lunch seems to be very cost-effective, so I would rate it 3.6 stars! The green curry was spicy but absolutely delicious.

Today, there was a long line at a pasta restaurant called Uncle Tom, but after waiting for 20 minutes, I gave up. Luckily, this curry restaurant serves dishes quickly! I ordered the Pon Curry Gaian for 900 yen, which had eggs in it and had a mild and slightly sweet taste. It was delicious! Personally, I recommend the Green Curry.

I casually dropped by a curry restaurant on the second floor of a confusing building. The green curry was delicious! The lunch set was only 800 yen and had great value (*'ω'*). I'm curious about the other dishes priced at 900 yen, so I'll definitely go back! Everyone was smiling and saying "it was delicious" when paying. Highly recommended♪

I highly recommend the duck carpaccio with Thai flavor! It's a must-try for those who enjoy raw meat, and the Thai seasoning is incredibly delicious! The portion size is generous, so you'll leave satisfied. I go there every time just for this dish. The other Thai dishes are also authentic, and they have a great selection of Thai beers that I highly recommend!

We visited this restaurant on our way back from a high school visit to Hiroo, which we walked to from Ebisu Station. It was incredibly hot and humid due to the rain, but we arrived at the restaurant 15 minutes before lunchtime, sweating profusely. When we opened the door, the inside of the restaurant was wonderfully cool and inviting. However, since it was still before opening hours, we were asked to wait outside. We waited on the landing of the outdoor staircase, sweating non-stop, and the 15 minutes felt long and difficult. Finally, we were allowed inside, and the restaurant was clean and cute. Looking at the menu, we realized that the only lunch options were Gaeng and curry dishes. The Japanese staff explained the characteristics and spiciness levels of each curry dish to us, so we felt reassured. We decided to try the Coconut Curry with Gaeng, Egg Curry with Gaeng, and Green Curry. Each curry had a different level of spiciness and came with a small leafy salad on the side. We tasted each curry and found them all to be delicious and full of flavor. The Egg Curry was served with Gaeng on top, similar to a Japanese Katsudon, while the Coconut Curry had the Gaeng poured over the Gaeng. Both were incredibly tasty, with well-cooked and flavorful chicken. The price was reasonable at 900 yen each, and the portion size was just right, especially for a middle school student. I felt satisfied, but a growing child might find it just enough. If we happen to pass by this area again, we would definitely love to visit this restaurant.

Just a 5-minute walk from Ebisu Station. Convenient and easy to find. I was surprised by the atmosphere when I entered the store. It's stylish and seriously feels like a club in Thailand. All-you-can-drink for only 4,000 yen, the cost performance is amazing. Every menu item is delicious! Especially the duck carpaccio? It's not something you find in Thailand, but it was so delicious I was impressed. I will definitely go again!

I went to Conro in Shibuya and found out they have a branch in Ebisu as well, so I decided to have a girls' night out with 7 friends there. We chose the 180-minute all-you-can-drink course with 9 dishes. We started with a toast with draft beer, then had about 5 drinks like lemon sour and oolong highball. The course menu included: - 3 types of appetizers (shrimp spring rolls, Thai fermented sausages, spicy sweet potato tempura) - Yam Wun Sen - Stir-fried green vegetables - Gai Yang - Tom Yum Kung - Gapao rice - Vanilla ice cream The portion size was sufficient, and with the long all-you-can-drink time, we had a great time chatting! The lunch menu also seems very reasonable, so I would love to visit again.

I would appreciate it if you could like, save, or follow me for encouragement:)【Overall】・Thai restaurant in Ebisu・Could enter without waiting around 3 pm on weekdays・Reservations available through websites like Tabelog・Accepts PayPay and transportation IC cards【Food】Lemongrass Gai Yang 900 yenA weekday limited Gai Yang dish. It comes with lemongrass on top for a healthy touch. The refreshing lemongrass, flavorful Gai Yang (roast chicken), and slightly spicy Gai Yang sauce created an appetizing combination.******We also have an Instagram account, so feel free to take a look: https://www.instagram.com/sss_03gourmet/******

I had the Spicy Red Curry Gaiaan for 900 yen. It's a bit of a walk from Ebisu Station East Exit to this Thai restaurant. They offer a great lunch deal where you can have curry with Gaiaan. I chose the Spicy Red Curry Gaiaan, which lived up to its name with its spiciness. The Gaiaan had a crispy texture that was delicious.

Located in Ebisu, "Thai Restaurant Konrou". Went with a group of friends and enjoyed 9 dishes with 3 hours of all-you-can-drink for ¥4,000. The cost performance was surprisingly good! The stir-fried morning glory, which even Thai people approve of, had a nice level of spiciness and was my favorite. Highly recommended for a budget-friendly night out! ✴︎

Located on the second floor of a building about a 3-minute walk from Ebisu Station, this restaurant features neon lights reminiscent of a Thai street stall. If dining alone, you will be seated at the counter. There are also table seats towards the back for a more relaxed dining experience. Despite being in Tokyo, lunch here costs less than 1000 yen. I ordered the signature Thai curry dish called "Khao Soi" which consists of Thai-style roast chicken (Gai Yang) on top of a curry with a Tom Yum soup flavor. The curry has a mix of sourness and spiciness typical of Thai cuisine, and it pairs well with the curry spices. If you visit slightly outside of peak lunch hours, you may find the restaurant less crowded and enjoy a comfortable meal.

☑️ Thai restaurant located 3 minutes walk from Ebisu Station ☑️ Authentic Thai cuisine is delicious! ☑️ Enjoyable atmosphere inspired by Bangkok pubs__________[Today's Highlight]▶️ Pad Thai Kung - not too strong but flavorful and delicious!__________[Today's Mini Information]◆ Nothing special__________[Today's Food Experience]Our model, who is actually a Thai cuisine enthusiast, recommended a Thai restaurant in Shibuya called "Konro" for the first time. It's the sister store of Ebisu Station West Exit, about 3 minutes towards Hiroo. Take the elevator to the 2nd floor and when you enter the restaurant, you'll feel an exotic atmosphere. The open and stylish space is inspired by Bangkok pubs. The drink menu is also Asian-themed, not just Thai, you can enjoy Asian beers, Asian shochu, and herb sours. This time we ordered a la carte, but the Konro course is amazing! 3 hours of all-you-can-drink with 9 dishes for 4,000 yen is too cheap. Even with a la carte, the satisfaction level was surprisingly high, and the bill was surprisingly low. The menu is written in Thai and Japanese, making it easy to understand. Highly recommended when you want to eat Thai food in Ebisu! Thank you for the meal.__________[Today's Menu]⚫ Avocado and Salmon Spicy Salad⚫ Potato Salad⚫ Soft Shell Crab Egg Curry Stir-fry⚫ Pad Thai / Thai Yakisoba⚫ Drinks: 2-3 Beers__________[Today's Restaurant]■ Thai Cuisine Konro Ebisu (Thai Cuisine)■ 3 minutes walk from Ebisu Station / Closed during New Year's holidays / ¥4,200■ Food Blog Rating ★★★☆☆ 3.46■ Hotarogu Rating ★★★☆☆ 3.6__________[About This Account]◉ We introduce high-cost performance gourmet recommendations for people in their 20s and 30s, mainly in Ebisu and Ginza.◉ We solve the "I wish you had told me before I went" with "You must eat this!" and "Be careful with this!"◉ Please follow us on Instagram! @hotalog

I love Thai food and I often visit the Shibuya branch, but this was my first time at the Ebisu branch. Even on weekends and holidays, you can enter before 2:30 PM for 1000 yen and enjoy a satisfying lunch. I visited for a late lunch because I crave spicy food when it gets hot. I ordered my favorite Gaeng Keow Wan (green curry) for 1000 yen. Despite the crowded lunch hour, the service was quick, and my order arrived in about 5 minutes. While waiting, I enjoyed a salad. The green curry came in a separate dish, light and soupy with lots of ingredients, gradually building up spiciness that made me sweat. The Gaeng Keow Wan was sweet and fluffy, almost like a tender teriyaki, served with two tender pieces of meat, which was a pleasant surprise. The Ebisu branch is located on the second floor of a building with full glass windows, surrounded by greenery, and the interior is decorated in pink. The atmosphere and the staff make you feel like you're overseas. I love this restaurant because everything I eat here is delicious. Thank you for the meal!

I visited a place in Ebisu with a great deal of 3-hour all-you-can-drink for 4000 yen on a weekday night at 18:30. I made a reservation online thinking it would be crowded. I had to decide on the salad and main dish in advance when making the reservation, but I was also asked about it on the day of the visit. They had a variety of beers available for the all-you-can-drink, which was great for beer lovers. From the first shrimp chips to the last coconut ice cream, everything was delicious. I particularly liked the Gaiaan dish. The restaurant was quite busy, but the pace of the meal was very good. In the last hour, I couldn't resist adding some potatoes, which also went well with the drinks. The staff was very friendly and lovely. Thank you for the meal.

It's not easy to find authentic Thai cuisine, but Ebisu does have some great options! A Thai expat recommended this place, giving us tips on how to enjoy the food like they do back in Thailand. The key ingredients were cilantro and fish sauce, sprinkled on each dish along with vinegar or chili for a fresh taste. I'd love to try cooking these dishes myself someday. It's frustrating that we don't have authentic restaurants like this in our area. This place recommended by a local expat is perfect for feeling like you're in Thailand for a night. Have a great time!

No matter what you eat, it's delicious!!! And the cost performance was also very good. I think it's just the right amount to order 3 dishes for two people at night. I recommend the dessert Mango Coconut Sundae. There are many types of Southeast Asian beers, which was fun.

You can enjoy authentic Thai cuisine at this restaurant. The atmosphere inside is lively, making you feel like you are actually in Thailand. Personally, I found the Coriander Mojito very appealing as the coriander flavor really stands out, which is unique and not something you can experience at other restaurants.

I visited Conrow with my former team colleagues after a long time, and it was a bright and cozy place! The food was delicious, the prices were reasonable, and the staff were cute and attentive. The place was bustling from the moment we arrived until we left, so I recommend making a reservation. We ordered a variety of dishes including garlic fried shrimp, seafood salad, potato fries, duck carpaccio, tom yum goong, gapao rice, pad thai, kao man gai, and green curry risotto. We ended up ordering more dishes than we planned, but the bill was surprisingly reasonable. The warm dishes we imagined turned out to be gapao and pad thai, which was unexpected but enjoyable. The two drinkers in our group had a great time trying different Asian beers, with Singha being a favorite. We finished with refreshing sours. It was a fun and delicious meal with great service. Thank you for the wonderful experience!

A Thai restaurant located a little further back from Ebisu Yokocho. The restaurant was quite crowded even after 7 pm, with a younger crowd ranging from college students to those in their 5th or 6th year of working. The 4000 yen course with all-you-can-drink option seemed a bit lacking in portion size, but it might be just right for a group of girls. The flavors were not too spicy or overpowering, making it easy to enjoy. Despite the limited number of staff compared to the number of customers, the staff members were working hard and had lovely smiles, living up to the reputation of being the land of smiles!

While walking down the street, I always noticed a shop with pink lights in the window that caught my attention. It turns out it's a casual Thai restaurant, not a bar like I had assumed! They offer a course with all-you-can-drink options, and you can choose the dishes within the course. The menu is well-balanced with both spicy and non-spicy options, so even though I'm not a fan of spicy food, I was able to enjoy everything. I love Pad Thai, so that's why I went, and I was surprised to find that they use thin noodles. It was the best Pad Thai I've ever had, so delicious and slurp-worthy. The chicken was also tasty! I love cilantro, so I asked for extra, and they brought me a plate piled high with cilantro (I was too tipsy to know if they charged extra for it though!). Meat and cilantro really do go well together! The beer was flowing, and the casual atmosphere made it a great place for even a solo female diner. It seems to be a popular spot, so I recommend going early or making a reservation.