I friggin love a good laksa and this place has been my go-to for a cheeky lunch out for years. I'm…read morepleased there are resoundingly positive reviews for LH as they do do a cracking laksa. I haven't ventured further than the laksas but ive tried the seafood, the regular and the dumpling laksa. All great. Today for the first time ever they don't have singapore noodles but I'm not that fussy. Rice noodles are ok with me. It is, as has been said, quite busy at lunch time but I've never had to wait more than 5 minutes to sit down. They also do takeaways if you prefer that option. oh and the service is quick. Like, usually 1 minute or so quick...except today for some reason...? Maybe the universe is telling me to slow down a bit! Haha nAh!

Super super super busy during the weekday lunch rush but soooo worth it…read more Get take away because the eat in environment is just like eating while being surrounded by the check in line at an airport......... a constant stream of people in a hurry. Small menu and I'd hate to point out the obvious, but go for a laksa! Cheap and cheerful lunchtime treat.

One would think, with all of the restaurants that I have regularly bought take away food from, that…read moreI would be rather plump. I prefer to think of it as my six pack is resting after rocking it for so many years! I have darkened the doorstep of Duthy Thai on numerous occasions and have never been let down. The Tom Yum Goong Soup and the Pad Thai are consistent performers and I have been a fan of the Red Beef Curry (the Thai name escapes me) for a number of years! I haven't actually eaten in as of yet, but I will be sure to update this review when I do.

Duthy Thai is a firm family favourite, the flavours here are more delicate than many other Thai…read morerestaurants that we've been to - my wife can even enjoy the larp from here, and she's not a real chilli fan. (In fact, the first Thai we ever went to together was on the Gold Coast, it was a set menu, and she swore they were trying to kill her with a chicken salad described as 'mild' - but that's a whole other story) It's been a pleasure to share Duthy Thai's offerings with some of our very closest friends, and I can confirm that the banquets are great value, with a steady stream of food being delivered to the table throughout the evening. Takeaway is good value too - has been very handy when we've wandered in and found them fully booked. From experience, a booking is well worthwhile here, it's a popular place.

Oh yeah.... Hide'n'seek I am impressed! This restaurant definitely worth seeking, it's hiding down…read moreAustin Street. Thai food is always a winner. It's an easy crowd pleaser. But, when you find a Thai Restaurant that creates modern versions of Thai and fusion food, you have a winner. Would you believe that this place is open from 7am to 9:30pm (Mon-Sat). They will cater for you from Breakfast to Dinner. The chef gets the restaurant in the wee hours of the morning to make in-house pastries (from scratch) and prep for the day. Did you hear that? Pastries from scratch in a Thai Resturant! Now, if that doesn't grab your attention, well... you obviously do not love food as much as me. You got to love the enthusiasm in this restaurant. You will be given full table service and the staff are so excited to explain why each dish is special. We had to order the Chicken Wings (Thanks Ngan Q. for the fab mouthwatering photos). And yeah baby, they were so good. Five a serve is clearly not enough, I want twenty! The scallops were really fresh with some beautiful minced lemongrass ontop. Very pretty and tasty looking morsels. Another thank you goes out to Ian L. for the recommendation of the Hide'n'Seek Chicken skewers. They were bang on BBQ Chicken with a soy based dressing. Lovely flavour and will be another crowd pleaser. Order then Finally the Som Tum platter is fresh and great for sharing. The idea is to grab the ingredients and create a wrap with the lettuce provided. There are little sausages, beautiful papaya salad, noodles, cabbage, fresh herbs and some steamed veg. Lovely dish and great for the health conscious. I am sincerely excited to try a breakfast here. The menu looks great!

Playful flags met us as soon as we walked in. The lofty space has them lined and dangling around…read morethe perimeter of the walls, upstairs included. At first, I thought the name was rather peculiar for a Thai eatery, but not so much for a bar. When it was explained to be by one of the partners, Apple, I can see where they are going with it. The name is derived from its 'hidden' location, thus implying the fun of having to seek it out, once found, punters will find the food both rewarding and unique. The vibrant space is cheerful and contemporary due to the bright décor and ornaments. Multi-coloured commercial pendants hang from the ceilings adding to its vibrancy. The bright orange and very long couch takes pride of place along the wall where most of the downstairs seating takes place. The high ceilings provide a greater sense of space, also giving it a very airy feel. Acoustics is not an issue on this particular evening even with an almost full house, excluding the use of upstairs space. It would be interesting to see how it holds up with a full house. Perusal of the menu saw us appreciating the different items being offered such as Som Tum platters, grilled scallops with lemongrass butter, far removed from the typical offerings that seem to dominate most Thai restaurants and cafes. Recommendation was made and we ended up ordering a feast. Som-Tum was ordered, so was the scallops. We also added chicken satays, chicken wings, Tom Yum Prawns soup, cabbage rolls and fish skewers. It was the perfect assortment to get a real feel for the type of cuisine they were trying to bring to Radelaide. We learnt that the dinner menu was created to reflect the different dishes from the different towns and cities of Thailand they the partners originated from. While the ex Sous chef of Madame Hanoi's creativity allow her to put a contemporary spin on the breakfast and lunch menu. Three unique menus were borne, with a weekly specials board. Every single dish we had was delightfully Moorish, especially the chicken wings. I could easily have devoured a bucket of those. It was a perfect combination of sticky, crunchy and fresh flavours. The grilled scallops with lemongrass butter were also divine. Tom yum soup made sense for cold wintery nights so, was very welcoming indeed. Not a massive fan of the cabbage rolls, as I found it rather beige, however the sauce was awesome though and made up the slack. Chicken satays are served with small triangles of toast and a cucumber relish. We both thought that was interesting, but it appears that is how it is eaten in Thailand. Our evening was most enjoyable. We had great food, great attentive service and very informative staff who were more than happy to enlighten us on how each dish came about. We rolled out of there with a big smile and a very happy tummy.

Decent quality Chinese food. The fried rice was a little bit nutty but the lemon chicken and beef…read morewas done well. Staff seem a tad rude but still bearable. Very well priced for the banquet and the fortune cookies were pretty cool. Don't expect a Kwik Stix or excellent Chinese but the price and fact that the food is reasonably tasty makes an all round satisfactory experience.

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Located in the Central Market District. Typical Thai…read morerestaurant offer a wide choice of well prepared Thai cuisine. Came here on a Friday night and the restaurant was packed. Had a very enjoyable, well cooked meal here with friends. Staff here all very courteous and attentive. Menu offers a good choice of Thai cuisine. Only downside, if you are seated at the front of the restaurant, is that the entrance door lets in a cold draft when diners are entering and exiting the restaurant

Started off OK, very generous wine by the glass and food nice!…read moreHowever not much in the way of cutlery had to ask for chop sticks! Then down hill from there. A friend of the waiter came in with a child who immediately started screaming, so he took their order walked around with the child and then sat at the table with them until they had finished!! REALLY!!!! In the meantime every table was left waiting for service, the one waitress left couldn't cope, we walked out in disgust along with several other tables!

I'm a fan but I'd have to say that it's not much to rave about. I felt the positioning was a little…read moremisleading and confused as the menu had dishes from indian to cantonese cuisine. In my books, you can't really mix curry with the type of cantonese dishes offered. The curry flavouring would take away the specialty tastes of the cantonese dishes and vice versa. This would mean you would not be able to enjoy both cuisines thoroughly. That said, the dishes I had (pork belly in dark sauce and fried kangkung) while nothing special were pretty good. Almost comparable to my grandmother's style of cooking! Service was excellent but prices were on the high-side for what we had (maybe because I used to have it for free!). I'd be back to give it the other dishes a go.

We had a nice social gathering here tonight. It's a nice…read morelarge place with plenty of space and a pleasant Décor. The wine list is decent. But it's for the food you come here for. Now, the Cuisine. A blend/mix of Thai, Nonya (Malay) and Indian foods. The food, presentation, well the food tastes as good as it looks. From Satay to Nonya Pork rolls (wrapped in bean curd skin) to Choo Chee Soft Shell Crab, no one had anything bad to say about the meals we had. Well worth a visit.. I'm ready to go again

Taste of Thailand in North Adelaide This is a good option…read morefor Thai food in North Adelaide. The food is tasty, the portions are reasonable and the prices are reasonable. They allow BYO wine ($15 per bottle) which is a plus!

I'll admit when I find a particular restaurant that I love, that makes a style of food (Thai in…read morethis case), I pretty much will only go back to that restaurant and will use is as the benchmark to compare others. This is the case with regent Thai. Every time I go I get treated great and the food is outstanding. Yes, it's busy so sometimes the service is a little slower but it's busy for a reason. Yes, it's more on the expensive side of Asian restaurants but sometimes you get what you pay for. Yes, the homemade coconut ice cream is the best you will ever have! I take friends here a lot and one thing that always stands out is the fact that, Mr Te, the owner is always happy to tailer your Thai experience to your needs... Feel like the red duck curry, but can't handle the heat? He will get it to your desired temperature without compromising any flavors. Three dishes that I always order.... Red duck curry Soft shell crabs The natural oysters with the amazing coriander and chili sauce Like most Asian restaurants the food is best shared so get a group of 4-6, make a booking and never look back! In this day and age food joints that last the test time time is a rare thing, this joint has been going for 27 years... Enough said.

We stopped by for drinks in this unique establishment. It's right across from the Botanical Garden…read more I love the unique corner location of Golden Boy. Drinks were great. They even had some fun mocktails. We didn't eat here. We also had some great conversations with the friendly staff.

Wow! What an experience at Golden Boy! The food was…read moredelicious and service was fantastic! They bring out varity of food for you, if they're choosing and it was so unique! The atmosphere around was fantastic, on Friday night. It's great for dated, and groups!