Kanomwan

Sadly, though I haven't physically put my eyes on it, the word on the street is that Kanomwan is NO MORE. CLOSED. VACATED. TORN-DOWN. GONE. I, along with many of my friends and family, are devastated by this news. Kanomwan has been a staple in my circles for the last 38 YEARS!!! Yes, it's true, the Tom Ka Gai, best I ever had, the Gai Pad Prig Phao, heaven on earth ... but by far, something that you'll never find any where else, including halfway around the planet, is the Pork...read full review

This is really a 3-1/2 star rating, and lord did I struggle whether to present it as 3 stars or 4 stars. You see, I've been dining at Kanomwan for over two decades. I'm not a regular, but I would say that I make it over there once a year on average. I first visited on the reputation of Kanomwan as being a hole-in-the-wall family-run establishment serving authentic Thai cuisine. And yep, it delivered. Back then the decor was out-of-date, the kitchen was slow, and the menu notoriously...read full review

A good, if a bit overpriced, place. I visited Kanomwan for the first time when I was wanting a quick dinner but didn't feel like driving all over the place, as I wanted to hit Bohemeo's afterward.Kanomwan is across the parking lot from Bohemeo's as a matter of fact. There's ample parking unless there's a special event going on at Bohemeo's.I ordered their shrimp fried rice, 2 egg rolls, and a Coke. The fried rice was $15.95 - a bit high, even for shrimp - although other meats...read full review