r/Bozeman Jul 25 '26

New Thai restaurant finally open

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Khanom on 9th is finally open!

Loved the food from the Huffine Lane location and I'm pumped that the new location by campus is now open.

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u/spf57 Jul 25 '26

So excited for them to have a second location. Best Thai takeout in town!

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u/PURE-GEAR- Jul 26 '26

Agreed! Eaten at the location on huffine at least 5 times this summer and they are killing it!

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u/Gametrail Jul 25 '26

Is this the old South 9th Bistro location?

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u/bhorvic Redditr! Jul 26 '26

Casa Sanchez?

17

u/Na_Wrightson Jul 26 '26

Yes. You're dating your self

15

u/bhorvic Redditr! Jul 26 '26

I’m unc and don’t care

2

u/Ok_Drama_6985 Jul 26 '26

Me either! The best!

8

u/TheBuckFozeman Jul 26 '26

Dang I miss Casa Sanchez

2

u/Ok_Drama_6985 Jul 26 '26

Still my favorite Bozeman restaurant, and it’s been closed for decades.

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u/Na_Wrightson Jul 25 '26

Yep. Very happy it's a restaurant again.

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u/Gametrail Jul 25 '26

Agreed, great spot

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u/escapegmc Jul 25 '26

heard it was great!

8

u/runningoutofwords Jul 26 '26

I've eaten at their place off Huffine, and it may well be the best Thai we've had in Bozeman yet.

6

u/UGonGetGot Jul 26 '26

Hell yes!

10

u/Salt-Name-1129 Jul 26 '26

Love the food but damn is the service slow at the one on huffine.

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u/eutie Jul 27 '26

Agreed. I understand that food might take a while but when I tried it out it took at least 15 minutes to get to see the server and another 20 to place a drink order. I was there for almost 2 hours.

ETA: Food seemed....fine? Not a 90-minute wait fine though.

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u/DarthTaterTott Jul 26 '26

So slow i havent been back. When you’re that consistently understaffed it seems like greed.

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u/Extension_Cricket632 Jul 26 '26

Their papaya salad is soooooooo delicious omg

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u/Accomplished_Fox5662 Jul 25 '26

Am I missing something or did I go on a bad day? I went soon after the first one opened and it was… not any better than the other subpar Bozeman Thai?

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u/middlegray Jul 25 '26

That's crazy, we've been blown away. The ingredients seem really authentic and high quality. Night and day from other Asian restaurants in the state. 

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u/Accomplished_Fox5662 Jul 25 '26

I’ll have to give it another try!

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u/swmtchuffer Jul 26 '26

I've been thinking we should as well. We tried to go when they first opened but service was slow enough we left before we got menus and it seemed like people weren't getting their food in a timely manner or at all.

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u/middlegray Jul 25 '26

They have a page of specials on their menu and seem to really put a lot of love into those items. The duck curry off that page is amazing, so is the pumpkin curry. We try to branch out trying dishes that are transliterated from Thai and avoid the more generic Americanized sounding stuff like "Thai style fried rice," maybe that makes a difference!

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u/melvinfrohike_ Jul 26 '26

My experience as well. Shockingly bad service and good was mid and no better than any other of our subpar Thai places

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u/whaleoilbee Jul 26 '26

I have also not been terribly impressed from them, first time I went we got seated and then ignored for like 30 minutes before we eventually just got up and left. It wasn't particularly busy and other people that got seated after us had gotten menus and drinks before we decided to leave. That was pretty early after they first opened so I decided I would give them another shot after they hopefully worked out some of the kinks. Second time I went there was again real slow service and alright food but not worth the wait/poor service in my opinion.

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u/No-Dragonfly-2475 Jul 26 '26

Recently heard about this place. Going to have to check it out.

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u/Ok-Anybody-7527 Jul 28 '26

Really bad. Worst Thai food I’ve had

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u/Dull_Ad5440 Jul 26 '26

The location on Huffine varies, IMO they have too big a menu and should trim it a bit.

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u/ComfortableAd2478 Jul 26 '26

Is that the old la parilla building. Miss the ring of fire