Al-Sana Restaurant

Menu is primarily Indian/Pakistani with a few Thai and Malay dishes. Food and service were average.

we had lunch at this restaurant on the first day of our trip at Bangkok. this restaurant is very close (just a walking distance) in the area near baiyoke sky hotel, baiyoke boutique hotel and the pratunam clothes market. there are five ladies in our group. we had one seafood fried rice (THB140), one prawn fried rice (THB120), one thai spicy fried rice (THB140), one spicy fried chicken with gravy (THB100) eaten with a plate of plain rice (THB30) and one mutton briyani (THB160). for drinks we had 2 bottled water (THB20), one iced tea (THB30), 2 manggo lassi (THB120), one watermelon juice (THB50) and one lemon juice (THB40). the total bill came out THB950. this restaurant's speciality is the arabic food as my friend's mutton briyani was heavenly ! if you visit this restaurant, make a point to try their arabic food. however they are lacking in Thai food department. the fried rice are soggy and not that spicy. pricewise, we think that it was kinda expensive. service was very slow despite that we were the only group in the restaurant at that point of time. however the waiter that served our table was very patient in explaining the menu and wait for our decision on what to eat for lunch on that day.

Al-Sana Restaurant Is a Muslim Pakistani Restaurant Located in the heart of the city Pratunam Bangkok. Offers a large verity of Asian Food.

food is great. i know the owners. they're paklistani not indian.

Food was quite good, although it took a while to get them ready. the nasi goreng tastes authentic. the best part of this restaurant was possibly the fact that there are many night market stalls nearby.

Owner is an indian.It is at the corner near baiyoke sky hotel.Price is affordable.The kheema is a must try.But the naan looks more like phrata.

Food quite nice but service was very slow, no wonder not many people frequented this establishment. Street promotion was excellent.