Amazing Thai Restaurant! Dishes are full of flavour and highly enjoyable. Love this place and have…read morebeen back many times. Love the curry puffs, green curry and the pad kee mao.

From the owner: Yuu Yen offers you with a real taste of Thailand. We do not use the word "authentic" like others do…read morebecause we are providing with something more privilege. We offer the real flavour of Thai street food.

Unique Dish: Heavenly Thai Chicken Fried Rice with an Umami taste of a slight sweet happy ending…read morewith each bite. Every mouthful bursting with different flavour. Crunchy spring onion. Tender juicy chicken. Good colour balance. Divine fragrance from herbs. Juicy eggs. Pretty little Carrot florets. Cute Kawaii plate as underlay for rice. Lots of juicy chicken pieces but not overwhelming. Succulent vegetables. Quick 3 mins under shelter walk from Carnegie train station. Best Deal: Value for $ at $11.50. It's a steal! Food: Generous Portion size. Good amount of Meat. Service: Waitresses are well presented, smiling & polite. Came quickly to us when we raised our hands for service. Atmosphere: Love the clean wooden white decoration theme. Temperature is Climate Controlled. Toilet is clean. Crowd: Young professionals with mixture of hip youngsters. Place is packed full of people eating and queuing thus the food must be good. The food turnover rate is high thus the food must be fresh. I give it 5 / 5 stars. I will surely come back again to try different dishes especially the tom yum & drinks as they all look tasty. I highly recommend you to bring your family, colleagues and friends there this week for a pleasant gastronomic experience. :) Best regards, Jianfa Ben Tsai Fat Guy with 35 years of Restaurant Dining Experience Managed Food Business Worked at 5 Star Hotels

I've been wanting to try this place for a while now!! But seems to be consistently busy / packed…read moreevery time I'm in the area so best to book! Unless you want to eat after the dinner rush hour. Anyhoooo I had to fight hard not to let my imaginary second stomach take control when ordering. The place was packed! No walking space with people waiting to pay and waitresses busting their chops to satisfy hungry people! I wanted to order one of each from the menu after spying what others were eating around me. It's a small place .. Easy to do.. :) The test benchmark for me when it comes to Thai is the green curry.. This was amazingly good! Not sweat to the level of drinking sugar water and the bamboo shoots used were thinly sliced and did not overpower the curry. Smooth coconut along with the herbs... oh man!! hmm this little piggy did not leave a drop! The glass noodle salad at first reminded me of fish sauce in the sun too long... think mild fish sauce that's watered down and ur there. I did like it though.. don't take it apart to eat... The coconut ice cream ... I kid u not .. I think one of the waitresses stole a bite ... found it odd that there was a small wedge missing when it was served. Our teaspoons were clean at least. In testing it out the theory .. we ordered another.. the second one had no wedge!! haha Oh the coconut ice cream served with salted nuts and mild / reduced condensed milk in a small beacon was really good! We could have had a tub of it. Light and not too sweat.

I don't know about authentic, but I'm pretty sure the name Luke does not originate from Thailand…read more Then I read the sign properly and realise I should at least try it out for being mean. Luk is nowhere to be seen, but the others who greet and serve us are delightful. The place doesn't fill up, so the vibe is very relaxed and echoey. The food itself comes out quickly and the servings are worth sharing around. Many come with rice in good portion sizes and the meals are hearty and substantial. The only thing they may be lacking is a little of the spice and hotness I come to expect from Thai curries. I've been told in the past that my expectations of curry ate always too high, so of that what you will.

Much better than the current 2.9 rating would suggest. Perfectly respectable local Thai fare…read more Nothing fancy at all but ample flavour and warmth throughout. I had the soup, third down on the menu he says momentarily misplacing it's name. Rather fetching it was too. Every other dish was perfectly nice including old favourites like spring rolls, pad Thai, fish with ginger etc, roti etc, etc. The staff were a delight too. Attentive, efficient and eager to please. Nicely fitted out place too. You can overthink these things and get carried away by fancier, pricier places. I liked this place. It's a 3.7 from me.

Food here is always very good last night was no exception. You must try the spicy crispy…read morebarramundi. Amazing. Just the fish fillet pieces no bones like other places. Traditional spicy Thai food. However. Ordered some take away last night at 6:20pm. The phone attendant said 15mins for pick up. I requested the food be ready at 7pm. As I was waiting for my gf to come home from work. Turned up at 7pm. Didn't realise till I got home. The food was luke warm. Be careful when ordering takeaway. Otherwise a hidden local gem.

Absolutely love the food here at Siam 1. Authentic flavourful Thai from different regions of…read moreThailand that packs a punch. Spices, chilli, fresh herbs, textures - all in one! Love the share plates so that you can try a few different things without filling up. The Crying Tiger Beef Salad isn't for the faint hearted and the Musaman Beef Curry has a thick cinnamon-rich sauce and melt in your mouth slow cooked beef. The wine bar is stocked with a good variety to compliment the range of dishes on the menu.

I used to frequent this restaurant 15 years ago when I lived in the area. This place introduced me…read moreto Thai food. At the time, it was a staple fortnightly meal for us. Ever since moving away, this place was the yardstick I would use to compare other Thai food to. Just this past weekend I happened to be in the neighbourhood, and I made sure to drive past to see if it still existed - to my luck it did! It was the same guy from all those years ago. I think he also vaguely remembered me from those days. Ordered what my usual order was back then - red curry, hot. Massaman curry and coconut rice. Took it away for a looong drive home. Was just as good as I remember! All those flavours! It's not just a clever name - it really is the best Thai take away!

The service at this place was good with the staff checking up on us multiple times…read more The food was okay and pricey for a Canadian traveller - the prices might be completely inline with Melbourne prices. The decor was becoming of the place and on a cold night they were properly heated. I would return to this place if invited by a friend but not on my own.

Stopped by to grab dinner for one while he trains were suspended. It was very quiet on a Tuesday…read more The food was pretty good. I tried the chilli beef and first impressions weren't good but it really grew on me. Left full and happy.

Really nice service and great ambience. But forget the satay and tom yum. Strictly for amateurs…read more Dear sirs, tom yum is not a vegetable soup. Lose the zucchini, broccoli and whatnot. And what's with the raw carrots in everything? The green curry was average but the egg plant with minced pork was very nice - if not for those damn raw carrots. All in a good visit and the service was deserving of the $10 tip. The food though. Pity.

Great service, good food. If you want your Thai food to be super authentic, this may not be the…read moreplace for you. But if you want yummy Thai food, this place is very good.

ok im going to do a new review almost a year on from my last one. i went there a couple days ago…read moreand ended up just ordering different entrees (Prawn Spring rolls, soft shell crab and other stuff), just ended up getting full after many orders. it can get a bit pricey sometimes, but really nice food, service and ambiance.

I was a bit torn with this review, as I wanted very much to give it 4 stars but settled on 3…read more Here's why... There were only two other customers at peak lunch hour on a Sunday. A couple dining in that had already been served and a man waiting for his take away order. I was warmly greeted upon arrival but had to wait a few minutes before they brought me a menu, so I went to grab my own. They brought over the lunch menu soon thereafter. I was shocked at the prices. $16 for one dish and rice is extra? This was their lunch special? This included many popular items from pad thai, fried rice, curries, etc. Being quite hungry I ordered the Panang curry and Roti bread with peanut sauce. The server asked if I wanted the bread first and I said yes. However, it didn't come until the curry was ready. Finally my meal had arrived and it was really... delicious! I was so pleased at the spice level and flavour of the curry. The Roti was good too. I was however, surprised that the Panang curry was not exactly as described in the menu. I was looking forward to the eggplant which was replaced with green beans and peas, so they should update their menu or at least let you know when ordering. The meal was good but I just think they could work a little more on their serving times and lower their prices for lunch, considering their location. On the plus side, I had enough leftovers for dinner as well. My advice would be, it is not worth the trip here but if you do live nearby, I suggest you go with the takeaway, which another Yelper said was cheaper.

Atrocious service takes forever to get served food pretty average to boot and more expensive than…read moreyou'd expect

Dishes here are fragrant and goes well with the coconut rice. I appreciate the big chunks of…read moreseafood, especially the crispy fried fish fillet. Unfortunately the curries lack an essential element; spiciness, a flaw that is very apparent in the green curry. They don't even provide any chilli on the tables. Eating Thai food with chopsticks also feels a bit strange. The fluffy roti goes well with the duck red curry. Beef with vegetables just ordinary though. Luckily the meal ended with a fabulous dessert platter. I love the glutinous rice pudding.

D'elephant is absolutely D'cent!…read more Menu wise, there's a plethora of Thai comfort food variety that you can find here, from small bites to heavier dishes such as rice plates, bowl of curries and grilled entrees. To be honest, thought some of their food are hits and some are misses. My personal favorite are their Red Duck Curry and Pad Khana (stir fried Chinese broccoli with roasted pork bellies) - Flavorful and aromatic, the beef Pad Satay, on the other hand was more in the mediocre category. We ended our meal with a cup of Thai ice tea and a scoop of mango ice cream, which were sweet and delightful. Bustling, down to earth ambiance, fast & friendly service, a nice meal option at the ever busy Chaddy mall.

Hmmm it's more for the farang ... sweet and nothing to rave about really!! We had soft shell crab,…read moreroast pork, coconut thingy soup and mince pork rice. The best was probably the soft shell crab. Tastes more Chinese than thai. The roast pork at $24 was ridiculous. I can do better following "Christine's Recipes"!! Got conned to get it. It is the same as if I had too much left over .. left in fridge taken out the next day and air fried again on high!! Only thing can't do was prob the thai sauce but think I can source them somewhere. the coconut soup was ..... well it does say what it is. So reeeeeally ask yourself do you want to drink cream coconut before ordering.. I did... but failed miserably to listen to my head and regretted it paying more than $10 for a can I know I can get for less than $5 and throwing some frozen 10cent piece prawns in and BAAAAAM give it a thai sounding name and there u have it!! The value add is naming the dish using thai! Gets the farangs like me all time! :))) Like everything YMMV give it a go yourself... I gave it 2 stars because it did fill our stomachs. WIR.. not anytime soon.. will go back to my fav thai in the local SE burbs