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Southeast Asian option with a large menu of Thai staples, plus fixed-price lunch deals.
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This place knows it’s demographic. There’s no spice in any of the food. Portions are huge. Even the hot sauce was more sweet than spicy.
If you’re looking for authentic this is NOT the place. But if you’re looking for westernized Thai, i think it’s pretty solid.
If you’re looking for authentic this is NOT the place. But if you’re looking for westernized Thai, i think it’s pretty solid.
Bland. Strongly recommend going elsewhere for thai in the area. Ordered takeout for me and a friend. The food was mediocre and bland. I had to add a lot of lemon and season the food myself to finish my food. My friend ended up throwing her food out. I love Thai food and eat a lot of it. This was very disappointing and on the lower end of the spectrum. Could have cooked better at home.
Good place to go for some nice Thai food with good prices. The lunch specials are good deals, it’s generally 1 dollar off the regular prices plus one spring roll or one soup, so really nice deal for around 13-15 dollars.
Personally haven’t run into any sanitary issues so far, this place is definitely on my list of lunch spots
Personally haven’t run into any sanitary issues so far, this place is definitely on my list of lunch spots
Popped in as walking by, I'm from the UK staying with my daughter who lives in the area. The food was amazing, fresh and fast. The pad Thai was delicious. Chicken satay divine and coconut sticky rice the best I've eaten. Highly recommend.
So delicious and staff is so kind and accommodating ! Food is always ready quickly, prices are very reasonable and large portion sizes. My favourite dishes are the chicken pad Thai (if I want spice I request medium Spicey), green curry, and Thai bbq beef. Lovely spot with great food and would recommend!
Do not order from this restaurant! Found a king strut of hair deep in my pad thai. Absolutely disgusted. Never ordering from this place again.
Wouldn't return. Wouldn't recommend.
I mean, I do live at Eglinton, but you know there's a problem when an Asian kitchen only has old white folks eating at prime time lunch.
"Pad Thai"- bland, no wok-hei, not even a slight resemblance that it was anything other than microwaved straight from the instant meal section of Shoppers across the road.
Essentially Thai Express.
- no bean sprouts
- no tofu cubes
- no dried shrimp
- no colour
- no heat
- spring onion instead of chive
I resisted the urge to try this place for so long, probably should have resisted further. Stick with PAI.
Takes AMEX. $15-$20pp.
I mean, I do live at Eglinton, but you know there's a problem when an Asian kitchen only has old white folks eating at prime time lunch.
"Pad Thai"- bland, no wok-hei, not even a slight resemblance that it was anything other than microwaved straight from the instant meal section of Shoppers across the road.
Essentially Thai Express.
- no bean sprouts
- no tofu cubes
- no dried shrimp
- no colour
- no heat
- spring onion instead of chive
I resisted the urge to try this place for so long, probably should have resisted further. Stick with PAI.
Takes AMEX. $15-$20pp.
