We got take out, so cannot comment on the resto itself. The food was delicious!! Pad see ew was…read moreappropriately wok-ed, if you know what I mean. The khao soi was so flavorful, and I loved how the takeout container separated the noodles from the curry. Wish I could buy some of these containers for myself! That being said, prices are HIGH for thai food. What we usually spend 16 dollars on was 25 +. The taste made it worth it, but perhaps next time we will dine in and take advantage of that price fully!

Loved this new place we discovered!…read more Our main dish was the smoked duck khao soi and it was so tender! Their presentation with the floating chopstick was also a great touch. Mango salad is always a must for Thai dishes as it serves as a refreshing palate cleanser. Service was quick and we didn't have to wait for tables for walk in.

From the moment you walk in, it feels like you're been transported straight to Bangkok. The decor…read moretuck-till taxi and outdoor food stall setup give off such authentic Bangkok street vibes, it's such a fun atmosphere. The food presentation was beautiful, the portions generous and the staff super friendly and attentive. It's a perfect spot to hang out with friends and enjoy a truly authentic Thai street food experience in Toronto. Highly recommend

The décor here is unique and cozy, making it a comfortable spot to sit down and enjoy a meal…read more Service was average, nothing bad, just not particularly memorable. I was dining solo today, so I only ordered one dish: the Khao Soi Soft‑Shell Crab, which was marked as a recommended item on the menu. The curry noodle soup itself was delicious, with that classic Thai‑style sweet curry flavour. But the protein‑to‑noodle ratio was disappointing. It was a serious noodle overload, noodles in the soup plus a pile of crispy fried egg noodles on top. Carb coma incoming. The toppings were minimal: a few bean sprouts and a small fried soft‑shell crab. The crab was tasty, but overall the dish didn't feel like good value for the price. It's something I'm glad I tried once, but I'd move on to another dish next time.

On a cold weeknight, stopped at the this nearby family-owned Thai restaurant just north of the Main…read moreSt Markham. I wa always drove past it but their fairly new store sign caught my attention, so wanted to check it out. I decided to try the chicken red curry, as its not too spicy and just a mild kick with it. The curry was quite solid, creamy and thick, and filled with flavour. Also, ordered a rice, which is unfortunately excluded from the curry. Then, tried the beef pad see ew to share which overall tasted delicious - coated in a savory-sweet soy sauce and tender crispy veggies ( broccoli, carrots etc.) The staff were super friendly, and the atmosphere felt so warm and welcoming -- perfect for a casual family meal. The price range is solid between $15 to $20 per dish. If you love authentic Thai food, this spot is absolutely worth checking out

This is becoming one of my favourite go-to places to eat! I treated my mom to lunch for her…read morebirthday, and we had a great time. Lunch time is less crowded, so this was perfect for a quieter setting. The server was so sweet and cheerful. And the food, as always, was astounding. My friend recently introduced me to the roti on the menu, so I just had to get it again! My suggestion is to get it with curry and dip it in. Can't wait to find another reason to grab a meal here!

The pitcher of Thai milk tea was worth getting and share between 3-4 people…read more The papaya was underwhelming as I was expecting more. I thought the portion was little. The pork rib soup was good and sour. I also got the northern style pad Thai but it looks different from the menu but it was good. Not a bad spot for Thai food and service was good.

Came for summerlicous menu. Plate servings were quite small. The papaya salad dressing was overly…read moresalty both salad like appetizer had similar dressing not that distinct to one another. The curry was really good. However my complaint is get a plate to eat curry with it's very difficult the sauce goes everywhere hard to enjoy on a plate. The noodle dish was alright no complaints but small. We got seated at the front of store by the barrier where in the other side people would queue. It wasn't overly full however they said they were full booking. Table q bit small to hold all food items Dessert wise the issue I have was they brought out the dessert when we had not finished our meal. We told them bring out dessert at the end, not at the same time and they did not listen from the beginning. We were no where close to our 90 min window they said for the seating not sure why the rush. The ice cream they brought back very melted. You can see the puddle around the popsicle. They didn't even put it back in the freezer/fridge. I gave feedback to the server however they acknowledge but could not do anything about it. So overall would I come back it's slim to none. Overly salty salad apps, small portions, dessert was melted.

A great place for Thai in the Keele and Steele area. Their portions are always great and you never…read moreleave hungry. It's a little pricy for the quality but the food here is always good. Service is a hit or miss, while all the staff are polite and friendly, sometimes it's hard to get their attention, especially when things start to pick up. The restaurant is not big, but around lunch time gets pretty busy. It's a comfortable space, nothing fancy. We ordered the pad see ew and khao soi. Pad see ew was good, had nice flavours. Though it didnt come with the traditional large wide noodles. The khao soi was good as well, though again, had mixed canto fried noodles as the topping. Overall a good place to grab a quick bite.

Relatives brought me here while I was visiting Toronto the other week -…read more Small shared parking lot here - but most places were closed at dinner time, so parking was plentiful - restaurant was kind of dim , and lacked lighting in my opinion. Service was very quick and we were seated right away on a weekday night - wasn't busy at all - servers were friendly and made suggestions on what to order. The red chick curry was average at best, found the chicken on the dryer side of things. Pad Thai was also pretty average to me , nothing really stood out. Had Tom Yum soup as well, that was pretty tasty and had a nice spice kick to it (not pictured - as I forgot) Pricing and portions seemed fair - not sure if this was the best Thai in Toronto area, but I definitely have some better go to's in Vancouver. Overall, it's worth a try - however, I'd probably try something else next time, since I'm not local.

Been here 3x for the spicy noodles lunch special with chicken…read more. Their complimentary hot & sour soup is an absolute treat. Great viscosity, not the goopy thick kind some serve. Their spicy noodle dish is also a gem.. so good in fact that it's the only thing I get despite wanting to try other things in their lunch menu. Would reco and would go back.

Nice staff very tiny restaurent mostly take out! Food is usually very good but had one lousy meal…read morelast time we went !

Don't let the bad reviews deter you from trying this place. The Pad Thai is very tasty and so is…read morethe Pad See and Khao Soi. The restaurant is situation in one of the hardest mini strip malls in Downtown Richmond Hill. I always order takeout(Uber Eats) and have only eaten in the restaurant twice cause parking is annoying and it's busy. I had to give them 4 stars instead of 5 cause delivery orders from this place take forever even living just a few blocks from the restaurant itself. The kitchen gets slammed with eat-in and take-out orders. The food is worth the wait and the service is fantastic.

All of the food is pretty good. I love the green curry with a coconut taste. Appetizer is coconut…read moreshrimp and also has coconut scent. The soft shell crab has the whole crab with good amount of vegetable. Stir fry and noodle are also good. Noodle soup is not as thick as I try in other restaurants . The server is attentive and the place is decorated in Thai style. There is a small parking area right in the front.

Decided to come to INAROY for dinner after hearing that it is a Taiwanese/Thai fusion restaurant…read more The space was bright and clean. I adore the wall decors. Service was friendly and attentive; waitress made sure we are being taken care of. We ordered the Taiwanese fried basket; I personally loved the pig blood cake, and the fried bun pieces were a nice surprise. The steamed whole bass w/ lemon was quite appetizing; we opt for no spicy. Good thing that spicy level for most dishes can be adjusted :) The claypot shrimp w/ glass noodles was tasty, though a tad oily. I do feel like it needs more sauce imo. The spring beans with HK olive was addictive; I love this dish a lot.

I was pretty disappointed with this restaurant. Inaroy is selling Taiwanese-style Thai food, which…read moreis a type of fusion food. It was marketing with a story that the owner of the restaurant had run a Thai restaurant in Taiwan successfully for more than 20 years. I doubted the truth of that story... it feels unlikely to be true...It wouldn't be able to survive in such a competitive environment in the Taiwan food industry for that long. None of the food met our expectations for Taiwanese-style Thai food. And it was pretty pricy. The decoration and props used in the restaurant were nice. The servers were friendly, too. I feel bad giving them such a low score. It felt as though the chef lacked the necessary skill, making me wonder if the owner simply used a polished story to attract investors.