It was a stormy night and we had no opportunity to go out and pick up dinner. So we made it an Uber…read moreEats night. Got the chicken panang curry with a side of jasmine rice, tofu Tom yum soup, and tofu satay. Each dish was amazing! I've never had Tom yum soup as good as my favorite in Hawaii until I had this one. And I think this version might've been the best I ever had as it was loaded with a ton of different veggies. I wish I could eat here every week!

I enjoyed eating at the blue monkey. A very happening place. I had the beef with garlic and ginger…read more Loved it. Great service and friendly atmosphere. Although it was busy I was seated almost immediately. Little wait for the delicious food. I will come back again. Must try.

This is the second time we ordered from Blue Monkey. The first time we had a good experience. Was…read morethat an off night or was tonight the off night. The food was absolutely inedible tonight. It is not as if there was only a dish or two that were off, but we ordered $80 worth of food and it was all inedible. The beef was like shoe leather, the chicken was dry and the pad thai was greasy. The Roti was absolutely saturated with grease. I will not be ordering from here for a third time. I don't want to find out which night was their normal dinning experience, the good experience or tonight's experience.

Not alot of people using Yelp outside US. So this can help others. Chat Thai is a quite large group…read morefor basic Thai resto in Sydney. Randswick location is closer to our stay. Less menu from what I understand. We ordered Omelette Chicken with rice on the side, Pad Thai, Grapao Chicken basil, Crab fried rice. Omelette was good, tasty and good portion. Chicken basil leaf was also good, similar to Chicken Mint Leaf in US. Pad Thai was slightly different, probably due this location. No minced peanut on side and noodle on soggy side. Crab Fried Rice was also good. Overall good and tasty Thai food. Reasonable portion and price. FYI, tip is compulsary in OZ, however it's a starting trend now. Tip jar and tip line on receipt. Service was excellent. "Fast food" OZ style meaning small dining area. Server keep checking on us and refill our water. https://www.chatthai.com.au/2017/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/18/CT_RW_Dinner_2020.pdf

I love Chat Thai at Randwick for a number of reasons. Firstly, of course the food is always…read moreimpeccable. If I feel like Thai then this is my number one go to, I don't think I've tried any other Thai restaurants in the Eastern Suburbs. Secondly, it's a 30 second walk from my house, which probably contributes a lot to my first point but the pad see ew is too good to pass up. Their fish cakes are also juicy and full of flavour. Thirdly, the Randwick restaurant is uber cute as it's small and exclusive except everyone knows about it and it's constantly busy. The service is friendly and the atmosphere is lively. Great for all occasions.

Muum maam must doing something right if they are getting customers in this little hidden side…read morestreet There customer service is right up there,easy to get there attention,filling up our water glasses but the waitress did take away our satay chicken stick plate before my missus finished using the dipping sauces,a little too efficient! The satay chicken sticks were different,but in a good way. The satay sauce wasn't chunky but smooth. The chicken itself only had a little flavour in it. I wouldn't get it again The green vegetable curry was nice,the missus felt it was good. I liked it too but I feel you can get the same at any good thai place The veal massamam curry was better than expected. Thumbs up for using veal instead of another meat,it suited the curry well. Complimentary prawn crackers The prices though do not match the portion sizes. The missus said it right,we felt that the rice could of been a bigger portion,rice isn't that expensive What attracted me to this place was it's different menu. I'm glad I came! Nil issues using entertainment book voucher

A small buzzing restaurant on an otherwise deserted Surry Hills Street - must be good! And my…read moreinitial thoughts proved correct. We ordered the pineapple fried rice and Massaman curry which comes with roti on the side. Roti was flakey, crisp, absolutely delicious. The best part was that I didn't know the curry would come with this dish. The Monkey business mocktail was great. Coconut sorbet slowly melting in the glass, mixed with pandan. Service was attentive. I can understand why this restaurant is so popular!

Truly the best food that we had in Sydney; was so good that we had to go back a second time. The…read moreChicken Satay skewers are to die for and the papaya salad is fresh with a nice kick. All of the curries were incredibly flavorful and came in huge portions, providing enough for leftovers. Seating is limited inside, but even takeout retains the quality of the food. Don't miss out on this delicious opportunity!

This was the first time I actually dined at a place using Yelp on the fly in Coogee. Usually the…read moreplaces we went to were recommended by friends or have already been researched before heading over. As we were not familiar with Coogee and the dining options, in comes Yelp for ideas on where to dine. Spice Thai Cuisine has great reviews and so that was it. It looked promising and it got filled up very quickly. The place is smallish and you do get very close to other diners, but no matter, the food is key. We ordered some dishes to share - tom yum soup (seafood), red curry duck, basil chicken stir fry and crying tiger (grilled beef). The food was relatively good (you cannot compare it to the actual Thai food in Thailand) and tasty. I liked the red curry duck which was interesting as there were lychees in it. It gave a sweetness to the curry which was not very spicy (to those who can take the heat). The curry was heaven on rice. The tom yum soup was ok, would be better if there were more herbs and spices in there like lemongrass, galangal and kaffir lime leaves. The basil chicken was not too bad though I guess I would prefer minced chicken and not chicken slices. There was no wok hei (fragrant smoke from frying in a wok under high heat) smell or taste in the dish. The crying tiger (grilled beef) was recommended by my aunt. It was something new to me and I couldn't say I am a fan. The beef was a bit tough and not tender as expected from a wagyu beef. Or maybe I had it all wrong and it was not wagyu beef after all. Still, it was not my favorite dish that night. They do not accept AMEX and there is a minimum spend to use EFPTOS or Visa/Mastercard.

If you are looking for a Thai meal that is a bit different check out Kensington's Thai Boom. If you…read morehead straight for the chef's special list there are some delicious offerings. My favourite is the Red chicken wings, which are deep fried wings served in red wine sauce. My other pick is the Garlic quail in a garlic and soy sauce with grilled mixed vegetables. The service is fast even though they are always busy, also they offer a bargain takeaway special for $10 including a meal and rice, unfortunately you don't get the option of the chef's specials but the available options still are worth going for if you want some cheap good take out.

**Now called HOM THAI** My favourite Thai place in…read moreKensington. I like it more than King Thai as they offer more veggie dishes to my taste. My go to dish is the pumpkin snow peas. They happily modify it for my vegan needs. Although last visit I found the tofu a bit tough. My meat-eater BF orders different meals each time and he never complains. So much food on the plate there's always left overs for tomorrow's lunch. :)

This was a Malaysian hawker, a very casual place to grab something to eat. I was in town for the…read moreSydney Marathon and was staying nearby. The pictures and reviews looked good, so I decided to check it out. You can go straight to the counter and place your order. You have the option of eating in or taking it to-go. I ordered the Nasi Lemak. As advertised on their menu, it's their signature dish. This is Malaysia's national dish, it's a fragrant coconut rice dish served with peanuts, crispy anchovies and pickled vegetables. I got it with beef rendang. Instead of beef, you have the option to get it with chicken curry. I never had Malaysian food before, but this breakfast dish was very similar to what Taiwanese eat. I thought it was not bad. I'm pretty sure it's good for Sydney and you would most definitely get something better at Malaysia. If you're eating in, once you're done, you can bring your plates and utensils to the counter.

Located downstairs of York street is a modern hawker stall called Ipoh…read more The menu had a variety of Malay favourites like laksa, me goreng, beef rendang, roti canai, etc. I wanted to try everything but limited myself to these. Everything tasted super authentic and perfectly cooked and seasoned. The portion sizes and protein content was definitely above average which is impressive as the prices were extremely reasonable. The staff was happy and attentive and the space was large and clean. Solid 4 stars ! Give it go

REAL Thai cooking in a beautiful little 'hole in the wall'. Outdoor seating consists of authentic…read moreknee high tables and egg crates with cushions for chairs. Atmosphere here is as genuine as the grub.

Great place for cheap Thai takeaway near Central station! Got the pad Thai and it was delicious!…read moreThey do have other locations if you want to dine in.