Imm Thai Kitchen

4.5. Great, authentic Thai spot in downtown Toronto. They have all the Thai classics and the portions are generous. I found the curries to be a bit coconut heavy but still very good and the portions are generous. Great drinks list and also zero proof options.
Restrooms are down the stairs and entry into the restaraunt is up a few steps.
Servers were pretty attentive, water was always refilled.
Atmosphere was nice, pretty casual.

Very cute restaurant! Decided to come here for lunch just based on the google reviews. Happily surprised at how great the food was. Everything tasted great and came out fairly quickly. Price point was good for the portion size. My friends and I ordered the lobster curry pad thai, lobster khao soi, calamari and shrimp rolls. We thought the lobster was going to come out overcooked and dry but it was perfect. The waitress was very pleasant and cheerful. Definately recommend as one of the better Thai restaurants in TO!

One of, if not, the best Thai restaurant in the city. It is much better than even Thai restaurants that have gotten a "Michelin star".

Usually I would write up a big paragraph on the food but simply put the food here is amazing as it has so much flavour, looks amazing with its presentation and colours and has a great portion for the price you pay. Honestly, just recommend anyone to try it out.

Taste - 5/5 | Presentation - 5/5 | Portion - 4/5

Lobster Pad Thai - The iconic Pad Thai with a huge lobster tail on top. Cooked with the wok hei and paired with a tangy tamarind sauce and roasted peanuts, there's a reason why this dish is so famous.

Green Curry - The green curry was rich, fragrant and delicious, none of it was wasted along with the rice.

Crispy Tofu - However, the crispy tofu was surprisingly the highlight of the night. Delicate, crisp exterior with gooey tofu inside, dipped inside the most comforting peanut sauce ever. You need to ask for extra sauce!!

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Tried it for the first time and we were a party of 5. Presentation of the food was impressive, and the taste was good. Serving was also plenty that all of us had to take-out the remainder.

Place has a nice vibe but limited seating capacity. And one of the server was just casually using her phone and even sat at the empty table beside ours, which was very unprofessional.

Oh, and if you’re a party of 5+, you will be automatically charged an 18% gratuity. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Amazing Thai food! Their Tom Yum pad Thai was fantastic! Never seen it at any other Thai place. It's spicy and just perfect. Pad kee maw was also very good. Avoid the shrimp rolls appetizer. Dissapointing for $14. Didn't expect it to be a shrimp stuffed inside a spring roll with nothing else. Mango sticky rice was beautiful and delicious! Will be back for the Tom yum pad Thai! Service is efficient and the servers are very polite. Seating is cramped and music is loud. Would've liked it more if the music was toned down and not hip hop, but it's about the food more than the ambiance here. Prices are high.

Really cute and small restaurant with a nice aesthetic and a lovely mural. It was a very popular spot with lots of folks constantly coming in and out for takeout.

The food was pretty good and had a great taste to it. The only dish I would not consider ordering again would be the Famous Pad Thai as we found it mediocre. The khao soi is plated beautifully with floating chopsticks. The sliced beef salad, tom yum pad thai and khao soi were our favourites.

The service was very slow. It took a while before our drinks were ordered and half the table got theirs before the other half. It would take a while to have the staff come around for extra water, to order, or to settle up. This was on a Monday holiday evening. However, when they did come, they were very friendly and helpful! Chalking it up to them being super busy on a holiday.

There’s some really amazing Thai places in Toronto that are my go-to’s but I would come back here again.