Big portion . Tastes great . Maybe can add more spicy flavor . But overall it's great Thai foodread more

Lo e sitting out back on the floor is an awesome experience love the food and the price is good can…read morenot wait to go again

Blossom Thai has all the necessary elements to be a sensational Thai restaurant. They have lovely…read moreoutdoor seating where you can enjoy your meal whilst taking in the surrounds of the classy Toorak Road district or you may also sit inside in the air conditioning to consume your spicy feast. What lets Blossom Thai down is unfortunately the quality of their food. I have only been to the restaurant once but I have also had friends go without me since, all coming back with the same response; food is overpriced and under flavoured. I ordered the Yellow Lamb Curry, the meat was very over cooked and dry and the curry was runny, milky and had none of the usual Thai spices usually associated with the cuisine. On the other hand for dessert I ordered the coconut ice cream, this was very tasty, it had little chewy bits of caramel that pop as you eat them, the ice cream itself was nice and creamy, but both meals were still on the more expensive side. Overall a bit hit and miss, I would suggest finding an authentic Thai restaurant somewhere further down Chapel Street and saving yourself the money and risk.

I was very underwhelmed by Blossom Thai…read more Firstly, the dishes are quite expensive. Now I don't mind paying extra if what I'm getting reflects the extra $$ Unfortunately, the quality of their food is less than average. It lacks flavour and texture. Suprisingly, everytime I drive past there seems to be lots of people in there, so obviously some people don't mind paying jacked up prices for flavourless food...

Great Thai food, always reliable. Friendly staff. Would definitely recommend and go backread more

I love JJT. Their signature Blue noodle dish is to die for. The noodles are day glow blue, colored…read moreby a thai flower and are utterly delicious with the grilled chicken. Several other good items as well, but the goto dish here is the blue noodles with grilled chicken.

Every neighbourhood needs a friendly local Thai joint. Port Melbourne has more than their fair…read moreshare (with about 3-4 on Bay St alone) but this is my pick of the bunch. The restaurant is a quaint, affordable, no frills, family affair. Don't be surprised if your takeaway order is handed to you by an 8 year old helping out Mum and Dad! Everything we've had here has been tasty. Perhaps lacking in spicy kick, but the flavours make up for it. Their stir fry dishes always have perfectly crunchy vegies and the curries and noodle dishes are great comfort food. It's been a go-to take away joint of mine for years now, but also not bad for a casual eat in if you're after a no-fuss dining experience.

Love this place. What seals the deal for me is that they deliver! If you live in the Port…read moreMelbourne, South Bank. Albert Park, Docklands or South Melbourne area, you are in luck Emerald Thai will deliver straight to your door. Satay Chicken and Thom Yum soup is great! The family run business offer traditional Thai food reasonably el cheapo and made with love. Most of the times its the owner and family man who will deliver your order with his daughter. Sometimes they'll even throw in a bag of prawn crackers if your lucky. There is also the dine in option, which is very casual and usually full of locals. Always fine to stroll in off the street and the service is very quick.

YUMMMM!! Unlike your usual mid range Thai food around,…read moreFOMO Thai delivers Thai dishes the way they should be. The Thai Ice tea is a must try! don't be fooled by the simple name, this is not the usual Thai ice tea ( even though it claims to be) it came out served in a small bottle, together with a glass of ice cream , coconut meat and peanuts. Pour your milk tea in the glass and get ready to be amazed! The chicken wings entree is a plate of around 8 small size chicken wings. We also had the pork belly, mackarel curry, deep fried som tum and BBQ chicken. ALL of them were tasty and not one unsatisfied diner all night :) WE'll be back !!

I admit it, I was having some serious FOMO watching people check in here all the time. So on a…read morerecent cold and wet Melbourne night when I had a hankering for something hot, soupy and delicious I decided to give Fomo a crack at my all-time favourite Thai test: Tom Yum. Such a simple dish is sadly so easy to bugger up, and it seems that so many places don't bother to get their Thai soups right because they have all those strifrys and curries to wow people with. I'm pleased to say that Fomo did a mighty fine job. Their Tom Yum is loaded with seafood, kaffir lime leaves, lemongrass and what I think was shredded coconut bits. It came served with it's own little candle heater underneath so it remained hot as I slurped my way through it, dipping my sticky rice in to the broth. At just under $17 it certainly wasn't the cheapest Tom Yum I've ever had, but it was satisfying and very tasty and coupled with some rice and a Thai iced milk tea, I got out of there for under $25. Next time I'm keen to return with a group of friends, as the menu here is just a little bit different with seven types of Som Tum (madness!) and all manner of grilled meats to choose from.

3.7 Saturday night…read more Unusual Thai food here and we enjoyed it. Nowhere near as creamy and mushy as Thai can be sometimes. Maybe I don't get out enough but I've not seen the like of a couple of the starters they have here. The Chiang mai sausage is a beauty. There's seriously good heat in these and they have good deep spicy flavour. We loved this dish. It's one of the more interesting Thai starters I've ever had and the heat stayed with me for a while after the dish had been demolished. By contrast, the crispy fried tofu cake wasn't anywhere near as satisfying. The tofu had nothing to really lift it. The accompanying taro cake was nice and maybe helped a little. But, there was nothing else and as far as I could tell and the sweet chilli sauce promised on the menu wasn't evident. Again, I've not had anything like the fresh spring roll which is, um, fresh not fried. Interesting flavour and texture here. We liked it the dish. On to the mains then. The Thai Thani green curry was good. The sauce is thinnish not thick and creamy as it can be sometimes. We liked it. The texture of the winter bamboo particularly sparked my interest in this dish which had good kick throughout. The Pad Thai here is a good one as well. A large serving with good flavour. We also liked that the noodles were thinner than usual. The Salmon Choo Chee curry is lovely too. We've not seen this in s Thai place before. The salmon was done beautifully and even had the promised crispy skin. The dish had good curry flavour that we enjoyed. The veggies were cooked perfectly too with some residual crispness still evident which we always love. To top things off, the rice was cooked superbly as well. Light and fluffy just as it should be. Service was adorable throughout. There were three young servers always at the ready at the counter to take our order, deliver dishes and drinks and clear everything away. Their efficiency and politeness was fantastic. The only slight downside to the evening was the bloke at the next table who kept looking over at ours. Like, constantly! I found it rather unnerving and started to stare back til he turned away. This was a good meal overall. This Thai food is different to the customary local Melbourne Thai but we liked it. We liked the restaurant itself too. We would happily return.

There are a number of Thai restaurants up and down Brunswick Street. I've pretty much tried them…read moreall and can say that there is not a great deal to choose between all of them. That's not to say they are not producing delicious food. They are! Thai Thani is the closest to me, so I've been a few times and each time it has been a good experience without being overwhelming. The food is tasty, the service is good (way more friendly than Thaila Thai for example), and price-wise it is moderately priced - similar to other Thai joints in the area. If you are not looking specifically for Thai food, I'd probably rather go to Cafe 58 round the corner. Alternatively, if it has to be Thai, then I'd recommend travelling that little bit further to Ying Thai 2 on Lygon street.

I have a hard time understanding just how it took me so long to discover Colonel Tan's. Whilst it…read moreprobably isn't the most authentic thai in town, what it lacks in that department it more than makes up for in atmosphere and tastiness. My vote goes to the fried rice, which is unlike any others in town, and basically any of the curries. Yummo. Bonus points awarded if you can get yourself a table on a Thursday night, where they make friendly with locals by offering 50% off.

Had an awesome dinner here. You'd never imagine this place turns into what it does on the weekend…read more But as a restaurant it stands alone and is great. It's basically just like a cheaper, slightly more grungy Cookie (run by same folk). But it's covered in awesome art, Banksy pieces, local exhibits, and actual DJ's playing cool music overhead. The food was excellent. We got fried chicken bucket, roti with dip, papaya salad, betel leaf rolls, just a variety of stuff and it was all great. We also went through a couple bottles of wine. I'd definitely return, but it's not a romantic table for two type place. It's a fun place to have casual dinner that's good quality food, loves great art, but is also relaxed.

This place was okay, and it was recommended to me by a friend. Well, part of it had something to do…read morewith me wanting to have some Thai while we happened to be wandering around Smith Street, and my friend believed that this was one of the places that he had regularly visited back in the day. Well, as I mentioned, it turned out to be not all that bad, though it certainly wasn't one of the greatest Thai food places that I had been to. Still, the curry was nice, and the service wasn't too bad, and the prices were fairly reasonable as well.

Had a hankerin for some good tom yum soup aka hangover cure today so I thought I would try this…read moreplace out as it's close to my flat. Kinda surprised that $11 got me what was pretty clearly an entree size bowl, and that they hadn't even cut up the cherry tomatoes which I guess gave me the joyful experience of a piping hot explosion in my mouth when I bit down (not a euphemism) so maybe I shouldn't complain. It is also the first time I've ever seen colorless tom yum broth which was weird - the taste wasn't terrible so I'd be willing to try something else there but it didn't really wow me either tbh