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    EAT BKK Thai Kitchen

    3.9 (84 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Noodles
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Pad Thai lunch combo (pad Thai, spring rolls, soup of the day) $11.95
    Sharon Y.

    Amazing lunch specials. $11.95 will get you a main, spring rolls, and a soup! You can either get it for dine in or take out. The portions are quite large too. I got the chicken pad Thai and I thought it was delicious. I had plenty left over for later. The staff are lovely and very nice as well. I highly recommend you check out this place for a delicious and budget friendly lunch.

    Green curry chicken
    Victoria F.

    Green curry with chicken and a side of spring rolls for takeout. I'm a huge fan! The curry was HOT. Temperature and spicy-wise. Lots of veg and chicken in the curry. Taste was great. Spring rolls were good. Crispy and hot, came with some sweet n sour sauce. I would def recommend the curry here for takeout. Not sure how the noodles would fare while being delivered.

    Pad Thai Kai Tod
    Per P.

    Good food good service I will come back again #eatbkkqueeneast Pad Thai Kai Tod so good!!!

    Angela Y.

    I'm never really in the area but stopped by for a work lunch because this was the only asian place close by. We opted for their lunch specials, which was one entree with spring rolls and hot & sour soup. To be honest I would rather have payed a few extra dollars for the regular portion as the spring roll and hot & sour soup weren't that exciting We had: Fish Zeed: This is a fried fish served with a mango salad. The fish was hot and crispy and pretty delicious, however the mango was less of a salad and more of... sliced mango with some onions lol Pad khana: This crispy pork belly was unfortunately dry and overcooked and the flavors weren't there for me.

    Pad kee mao
    Lily Z.

    This place was definitely a 'don't judge a book by its cover' situation - I will definitely be coming back! Although the exterior seems a bit random, the food was delicious - the noodles in both dishes were both cooked perfectly and each dish had a great amount of flavor. The servers were also great, very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed!

    Is it ready yet?!?
    Peter M.

    As I sit at EAT BKK Leslieville for the second Sunday in a row, I contemplate why I have to rewrite my review. Well, it was taken down because it was an organized activity. I don't agree with all the rules, however, I do know that it is unfair to the restaurant that works hard to bring great food to Leslieville - and to me. So here I am. I am checked in. I have ordered food that was not part of my menu last week. Take pictures and I will REALLY enjoy my food. It is after 1PM and the restaurant has about 10 patrons in the restaurant. I sit next to the colourful mural. I order the Tom Yum Shrimp and Green Curry Chicken. I'm a single diner and I can't order anymore. The soup is colourful, full of plump prawns and mushrooms. I would say it might be a touch salty for others but for me, it was just right. As I finish my soup, the table next to me pays compliments to the staff on how much they enjoyed the food and how flavourful the meal was. I nod silently as I spoon up every drop. The Green Curry Chicken is rich and fragrant. At first it tastes like a good curry and then the sweet heat creeps in - Nice! The curry was dressed generously with peppers, in case you have the need to add more kick. When you say chicken, they mean it. Large spoon-sized chicken chucks floating in broth of flavour. I got a little careless and scooped out a morsel and didn't realize the hot pepper ring hidden under it. OOOOOH...the HEAT! EAT BKK is Thai Street Food. Their kitchen is modelled after a Street Cart - something you might find on the streets of Thailand itself. You hear the cook busy with his tools and expertly crafting his dishes. You can stand at the cart and watch if you like. The staff is friendly, courteous and humble. Nanny and her staff provide excellent and efficient service for their guest. EAT BangKoK is a small group of owner-operated restaurants in Toronto. Two in North York on Yonge Street and they are earmarked to open another soon. I hope that they expand into the Hill and MK. This is a first for me, I had to write a second review. It's another first as I am writing the review as I sit and enjoy my meal. Maybe it will become a habit as I don't forget the details. CHEERS! Now the long trip back to the Hill.

    Pad Thai
    Mellanie P.

    Two words. Morning glory. I would totally recommend trying it! I was pleasantly surprised. Went here with my family last week and we totally enjoyed trying things on the menu. There was a big group of us and it allowed us to check off a lot of options on the menu. The Morning glory fried is one of their apps- basically fried spinach and tossed with other ingredients to make a bomb papaya salad. Non veggie lovers, loved this! Also tried the khao soi poutine. It was good, but not my personal favourite app in comparison to the morning glory For mains we tried the PadThai and the Pad Kee Moo, the pineapple fried rice, the fish zeed and the masaman curry. Would say that the Pad Thai was good, I enjoyed it more than the other noodle. The Pad kee does have a hint of spice so if you're a fan I would suggest getting it. The pineapple fried rice has a hint of curry taste, it was good. Fish zeed was a good balance of flavours but not my favourite that I've tried from other Thai places. The masaman curry we got was beef, and they use chunks instead of slices which I prefer. Overall enjoyed the dinner I had here with my family !

    Thai Milk Tea
    Tiffany C.

    I had previously tried the Eat BKK Yonge and Steele's location. I decided to take my friend to the downtown location to grab a quick bite before heading over to CNE as it was on the way. I told my friend I really enjoyed the food at Eat BKK Yonge and Steele's where I ordered the Pad See Ew and Tom Yum Soup. When we got to Eat BKK, there was only one other table there. We were able to pick our seats and the staff was very nice. We decided to share the three items you can seen below. The Khao Soi was very small... it shouldn't be considered a main with such little food inside. I was quiet disappointed. Not to mention the beef was very hard to chew. The chicken wings essentially tasted like salt. I could hardly taste the flavour as the salt took over the entire chicken wing. I had to pat it down on my napkin..... and I generally like salty food. The Thai milk tea was wayyyyy too sweet. My friend suggested to add water.... I initially thought the idea was gross but adding water was able to create two drinks with the right amount of sweetness. I would not come to this location again regardless of the amazing service. If anyone were to come here, I'd tell them to do their research first so they don't end up with a disappointed experience. 2 stars solely for the fact the other location is giving me hope that maybe this location was simply having a bad food day.

    Fried morning glory
    Nancy C.

    This is the third location of BKK Thai kitchen that I've tried and it doesn't disappoint. Decor is on point, the menu has a lot of varieties, especially for vegetarians! The portion is very generous. Our group got the fried morning glory as app to share, it came with a sizable papaya salad on top, feels like a two for one kind of dish!I ordered the Islamic noodles and there were enough noodles for 2/3 meals for sure. Highly recommend checking out this place.

    Nam H.

    I'll be honest the signage outside prevented me from trying this place out, but I'm glad we visited. Food and service was great. I really enjoyed the Pad Kaprao Kai Dow. I found the Fritto Misto (fried squid) a little too crumbly and lacked the Tom Yum flavour. Pad Thai texture was great, a little heavy on the fish sauce. But I'd come back to try other dishes.

    Owen R.

    Leslieville is looking great! Lot of good food and drink options. Thai food was excellent, I went with simple pad Thai. Will return!

    Beef Red Curry
    Sharon S.

    Stopped by one night after work with my coworkers for some thai food. Based on the reviews, I was not sure what to expect. I made a reservation with the restaurant for 6 pm. My group wanted to grab drinks before at the bar next door as Eat BKK does not yet have its liquour license. A restaurant would normally never hold its reservations for a large group - however the manager was incredibly sweet! She let us quickly go over and grab some drinks first and then come back with the same table all ready for us to be seated. The food was absolutely delicious, I had the red curry with beef. It reminded me of the authentic dish I had in Thailand. My coworkers all seemed to really enjoy their food as well. The service was incredible, they were extremely welcoming, friendly and attentive. Will definitely return!

    Just like how they painted the Thai flag...
    Jessica Y.

    I love the interior and deco at this place. Washrooms are also clean. That's always a bonus for me. Food is good. An innovative way of serving the fish cakes that I ordered. It was served with some tempura leafy green beans underneath the fish cakes. The batter was nice, not to thick or overpowering. Though, the fish cake however left me wondering if it's home made or bought and then cooked. The Khao soi noodle was just the right portions, but not spicy enough. I also liked that the beans sprouts were not overcooked. But these are probably personal preference. Love the thickness in the curry. Will have to come back and try out the rice dishes.

    Best salad ever. Fried morning glory

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