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BOON Restaurant and café

425 Pitt St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

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425 Pitt St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

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HoursMonday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About BOON Restaurant and café

Part espresso bar, part Haymarket grocery aisle—BOON delivers the kind of heat and everyday comfort straight out of Bangkok. City workers start early here for bowls of chicken ginger congee, pan eggs with crispy bacon, and pulled espresso. Midday shifts quickly to noodle soups and Isan salads ordered straight off the table QR codes. Grab a pandan or pork floss croissant from the counter, then wander the adjoining market shelves for imported curry pastes and snacks.

  • Authentic Isan Flavors: Regional northeastern Thai cooking rules the menu with uncompromising spice, sour broth noodle soups, and herbal salads.
  • Morning Thai Comforts: Early risers head here for morning Thai comfort dishes like ginger congee, pan eggs with crispy bacon, and skewers paired with specialty coffee.
  • Café Meets Grocer: The café shares its dining room directly with a Thai supermarket stocked with imported pantry staples, fresh herbs, and prepared takeaway.
  • Specialty Drinks & Pastries: The counter pairs quality espresso and matcha lattes with inventive house-baked sweets like pork floss and pandan croissants.

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Why Diners Choose BOON Restaurant and café

From early-morning Thai breakfast sets and artisanal pastries to regional Isan classics and grocery browsing, secure your table for an authentic Haymarket experience.

  • Hearty Morning Thai Breakfast Classics

    Start the day with traditional Thai morning staples like silky congee, pan-fried eggs with bacon, and grilled skewers served early alongside espresso.

    The breakfast set with pan eggs, grilled pork, congee, and toast was hearty and satisfying.

    Gena star
  • Authentic Regional Isan Flavors

    Venture beyond standard stir-fries with specialized Isan northeastern Thai dishes, bold noodle soups, and nuanced regional seasonings.

    They do Issan Thai which is my favourite

    Louie Nguyen
  • Integrated Grocer and Café Setting

    Browse Thai pantry goods, fresh ingredients, and imported snacks seamlessly integrated right beside your dining table.

    Paired with the adjoining supermarket, it’s become a reliable go-to whenever we’re in the city.

    NinaBelle Travels
  • Lush Fusion Bakery Treats

    Indulge in inventive sweet and savory house pastries, from flaky pandan croissants to rich pork floss treats, alongside specialty drinks.

    We ordered some special croissants which were lush with flavour.

    Vincent Zhang
  • Nostalgic Morning Comfort

    Diners find genuine nostalgia in comforting, homestyle cooking that tastes unmistakably of Bangkok street corners and home-cooked family meals.

    The kind of morning that makes you slow down, sip, and smile.

    Pacific Hwy
  • A Relaxing Downtown Respite

    Unwind in welcoming, clean dining spaces that offer an unhurried pause from busy Sydney CBD foot traffic and transit.

    The place has a comfortable vibe, making it easy to relax and enjoy a good meal.

    Masaki Kawakami

Other favorites

Specialty sips, bakery case favorites, and café toasts to round out your table.

  • Pandan Croissant

    Go for the pork floss croissant and the pandan croissant. I can assure you won’t be disappointed!

    Vincent Zhang
  • Mushroom Toast

    The mushroom toast is incredibly delicious; it’s surprising how well all the flavors come together.

    Milky On the way
  • Matcha Thai Tea

    The matcha Thai tea was delicious too, no complaints.

    Kristin
  • Fresh Coconut Water

    Coconut water was fresh and delicious, like in Thailand.

    Pulsar

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the dining area separate from the grocery store?

BOON shares its premises with an adjoining Thai grocery and supermarket. When entering, the dining café area is on the left side, where a sign directs guests to wait for a table.

How do ordering and payment work at the table?

You can view a physical menu and place your order using the QR code printed for your table, then pay at the till. Physical menus list dishes by their Thai names alongside item descriptions.

Is Thai breakfast available early in the day?

Yes, the venue opens early for breakfast starting at 8:00 AM daily, serving traditional Thai morning dishes like congee, pan eggs with crispy bacon, and grilled skewers alongside specialty coffees and teas.

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