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Delicious. The Thai Foon Rolls were so good...... it's a crispy spring roll inside of a fresh roll.....yum. I also had the street style Chicken pad Thai..... great portion size and so đ
I would say the food taste good, thai food in white version, but still good, me and my family enjoy it as Asian. Just be careful the spice level is real, the curry is a bit spicier than we thought, but taste so good that I had to order extra rice to finish all the source
Do remember make reservations for weekend, we get there at 5:45 Saturday and no table for 4 of us, next available table at 7pm
Do remember make reservations for weekend, we get there at 5:45 Saturday and no table for 4 of us, next available table at 7pm
I noticed thai people like to talk trash about thai restaurant food, restaurant pad thai is never as good as what their parents make. Itâs kinda like when viet people talk about pho restaurants, always watered down or smth.
Iâm neither thai nor viet and this is like the third time I had pad thai but it was pretty good. I had it street style. Sampled my gfâs chili chicken as well and that was delicious. I felt the prices were also pretty reasonable honestly considering what else you can get in the city.
Iâm neither thai nor viet and this is like the third time I had pad thai but it was pretty good. I had it street style. Sampled my gfâs chili chicken as well and that was delicious. I felt the prices were also pretty reasonable honestly considering what else you can get in the city.
Last year, I dined at Thaifoon Downtown, but my distaste for peanuts hindered my experience. Since I was at Masonville tonight, I felt like giving Thaifoon another go.
To start, I snacked on two appetizers. First was their Chicken Satay. After taking the chicken pieces off their skewers, I dipped them in a buttery peanut sauce.
Second were the sliders. These had fried chicken and the same buttery peanut sauce. Minimalist but perfection.
Deep fried ice cream was my dessert. This hit it out of the park! It was flash fried vanilla ice cream with a cookie coating, whipped cream, chocolate, and caramel. I chose to leave out the cinnamon.
Aside from food, the decor is luxurious. The room is lit up with vibrant colours but still maintains a dim atmosphere, allowing for privacy.
I recommend this restaurant chain to those who crave Thai food and especially to peanut lovers.
To start, I snacked on two appetizers. First was their Chicken Satay. After taking the chicken pieces off their skewers, I dipped them in a buttery peanut sauce.
Second were the sliders. These had fried chicken and the same buttery peanut sauce. Minimalist but perfection.
Deep fried ice cream was my dessert. This hit it out of the park! It was flash fried vanilla ice cream with a cookie coating, whipped cream, chocolate, and caramel. I chose to leave out the cinnamon.
Aside from food, the decor is luxurious. The room is lit up with vibrant colours but still maintains a dim atmosphere, allowing for privacy.
I recommend this restaurant chain to those who crave Thai food and especially to peanut lovers.
First time at this restaurant, I must say the best Thai restaurant I have been to in Canada. I come from Sweden, we have Thai restaurants everywhere. Before I came to Canada I had Thai food multiple times a week.
I really love spicy đ„đ¶ïž food, so I went for the red cury with Tofu, of course as spicy they could make. I'm most often very disappointed about how mild the "spicy" dishes are. But with ââââ "Thai flaming hot" it actually was enough spicy, could be more spicy but I was happy with it anyway.
The vegetables could be a little bigger, and less cooked. But the tofu made up for it, the best tofu in a long time! It was amazing đ.
I really love spicy đ„đ¶ïž food, so I went for the red cury with Tofu, of course as spicy they could make. I'm most often very disappointed about how mild the "spicy" dishes are. But with ââââ "Thai flaming hot" it actually was enough spicy, could be more spicy but I was happy with it anyway.
The vegetables could be a little bigger, and less cooked. But the tofu made up for it, the best tofu in a long time! It was amazing đ.
First time trying out Thaifoon and there was more to be desired. Thai is one of my favourite cuisines so I found the food to be quite mediocre in comparison to family owned restaurants and the âhigher endâ Thai spots. When comparing to those nicer Thai restaurants in the GTA, this one falls short in taste and atmosphere.
We got a platter of appetizers, each had a main and bought cocktails, bottles of wine and beers between 6 people.
The service was the strongest part of the experience. All the staff were polite and prompt despite a couple small errors. The errors did not ruin the experience. They were quick to respond.
The appetizers were mediocre and relied on the dipping sauce to bring the flavour up. The green curry was standard and not spicy (if youâre used to spice), pad thai was okay, and the peanut pasta/rice was not good - I would not order that again as it was thick and bland. There wasnât anything memorable that we tried. The thai caesar drink was pretty decent and light.
I did like that they accepted all kinds of dietary restrictions and were really accommodating. Food and drink didnât take long to come out. Again, service was awesome.
The atmosphere wasnât bad, it is dark in the back half of the restaurant. All in all, I think if youâre going for the food, youâll get better options and bang for your buck at an authentic family owned spot in London. If youâre looking for an aesthetic night out, this could be a decent option.
We got a platter of appetizers, each had a main and bought cocktails, bottles of wine and beers between 6 people.
The service was the strongest part of the experience. All the staff were polite and prompt despite a couple small errors. The errors did not ruin the experience. They were quick to respond.
The appetizers were mediocre and relied on the dipping sauce to bring the flavour up. The green curry was standard and not spicy (if youâre used to spice), pad thai was okay, and the peanut pasta/rice was not good - I would not order that again as it was thick and bland. There wasnât anything memorable that we tried. The thai caesar drink was pretty decent and light.
I did like that they accepted all kinds of dietary restrictions and were really accommodating. Food and drink didnât take long to come out. Again, service was awesome.
The atmosphere wasnât bad, it is dark in the back half of the restaurant. All in all, I think if youâre going for the food, youâll get better options and bang for your buck at an authentic family owned spot in London. If youâre looking for an aesthetic night out, this could be a decent option.
Go to place for some good Thai and fusion cuisine in London, ON. Service is always impeccable. The mango salad, green curry and Pad Thai are always spot on. They have recently introduced Khao Suey to the menu and it is one of the best Iâve had in the GTA. The overall ambience is quite nice, although it can get a bit too loud when busy. Outdoor seating is available. Halal friendly.
