Guys WHY doesn't this place have more reviews??! Not only is the store itself an absolute goldmine…read morefor super niche Thai products but dude the gelato flavors are insane! If you like unique & Asian flavors you'll LOVE their selection. I'm talking Thai iced tea, Thai GREEN TEA (rare flavor unlocked asf, ifykyk), Milo, mango sticky rice, coconut pandan etc. like where else can you find all of these flavors under one roof? I also like that it's gelato so it doesn't feel too heavy & the texture is really nice. They also do Thai tea floats & sell warm snacks, but I didn't get to take much of a look at those since I came right before closing. Overall 10/10 hidden gem that deserves way more recognition than it has on Yelp.

located inside the cute thai market!! came here after eating at the 555 boat noodles place. They…read morehad so many unique flavors that it took me forever to decide. Some of the ones that caught my eye were pandan, mango sticky rice, green Thai tea, and Milo. The best part is that they offer free samples, so I got to try a few before committing. My favorite by far was the mango sticky rice flavor. It somehow captured the taste of the actual dessert really well and was creamy, sweet, and super satisfying. Great selection and friendly service!

P2 Thai Chicken Wings - The chicken wings were okay, quite fragrant…read more P3 Chef Nuit's Pad Thai - The stir-fried noodles were on the sour side, not highly recommended. P4 Pad Gra Prow - The best dish! We chose mild spicy, which wasn't spicy at all. P5 Khao Soi - Golden noodles, very delicious, the coconut milk flavor permeated the noodles, and the meat was quite tender. P6 Pad See Ew - It tasted like wide rice noodles, delicious! We chose beef and extra shrimp. P7 Coconut Sorbet - Coconut milk ice cream, not bad, a little too sweet, and had a little bit of coconut meat. Mango Sticky Rice - The mango sticky rice was average, nothing particularly delicious. P8 Thai Iced Tea - A little sweet and a little too sweet. Fresh Coconut Water - Very refreshing and fresh coconut water. Compared to other Thai restaurants in Toronto, this one was the best!

We have eaten at uptown location, so we had high expectations and we were not disappointed. The two…read moreof us had Tom Yum shrimp soup which had tomato and yam with four large prawns in the soup. The chicken wings were made particularly tasty from the dipping sauce, The beef pad see ew was good. Our fish green curry was excellent. The fish was cooked perfectly. The curry and the soup each come with rice served in a leaf. Although we were full, we ordered the mango sticky rice because it was highly recommended, It was excellent, because the mango was ripe. We waited 35 minutes to be seated and were told the expected time. Once we ordered, the food arrived promptly, water was refilled frequently, dirty plates were removed to make room for dishes. This restaurant is a popular spot with a well deserved reputation. All guests had a good time. Definitely would return.

Having visited Lao Lao before, I had the perfect excuse to return: catching up with dear friends I…read morehadn't seen in quite some time. Unfortunately, the day took an unexpected turn when I had to go to the hospital, and for a while I thought I wouldn't make it at all. As a testament to both the kindness of my friends and the exceptional staff at Lao Lao, they were able to accommodate us even though I arrived nearly two hours late on a busy Saturday evening. Originally, our table was only reserved until 8:00 p.m.--the exact time I finally arrived. Thankfully, with the help of our incredible server, Savanna N., everything worked out. Her professionalism, warmth, and willingness to help truly made the evening possible. More than anything, I hoped the wait would be worthwhile for my friends, who were visiting for the first time. I'm happy to say they absolutely loved it--especially the outstanding hospitality and customer service. A huge thank you to Savanna and the entire team for making us feel so welcome. As for the food, every dish was delicious. Nothing disappointed. The papaya salad was such a hit that we ordered it twice. The Beef Massaman Curry, Crispy Lao Spiced Chips, Banana Leaf Steamed Fish, and the seasonal Vermicelli Noodle in Chicken Coconut Red Curry were all exceptional. Although it had been about a year since my last visit, I was delighted to see that Lao Lao remains consistently excellent in its food, quality, and service. Bravo!

Such a cool vibe, the food was fantastic, and the service was wonderful. I'm not always a fan of…read morecoconut in savory dishes, but the Panang Curry was sooo yummy! The combination of fish and spicy curry infused with coconut was a pleasure bomb of taste. Everything was great, but that dish was outstanding. Great location near Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum.

Good portion sizes, pretty good taste, friendly and efficient service. Bonus points for the super…read morecolourful decor that gave the place a lively vibe. Stopped by for lunch and got: - Khao Soi Pu Nim: Curry was thick and tasty. Decent size for the soft shell crab. - Tom Yum Fried Rice with Shrimp: Great heat and strong flavours with the rice. Would have liked a bit more shrimp. - Laab Calamari: Well copled though weirdly a bit bland. Overall, a pretty good Thai spot if you're in the area.

Si Lom Thai Bistro demonstrates a sincere commitment to authentic Thai culinary expression--a…read morerestaurant positioning itself as an upscale encounter with regional cuisine executed with evident technical knowledge. Service personnel, many with genuine Thai heritage, execute their roles with palpable passion for the menu's cultural context. The kitchen approaches classical Thai flavor constructions with respect, evident in the balance of fundamental taste components--the interplay of spice, acid, and umami articulation. Signature preparations achieve notable authenticity, with ingredients selected for both quality and cultural accuracy. The soft shell crab pad Thai exemplifies the kitchen's willingness to honor tradition while exploring thoughtful variation. The dining environment presents an aesthetically refined space, though observations regarding atmospheric density suggest opportunities for enhanced comfort optimization. The pricing structure reflects aspirational positioning within Toronto's Thai dining landscape--a consideration worth acknowledging when evaluating value proposition relative to alternative establishments. The establishment's restrictive approach to dietary accommodation--particularly regarding plant-based protein substitution in curry preparations--represents a notable limitation for certain guest profiles, warranting consideration in advance planning. Si Lom Thai Bistro offers a competent, earnest interpretation of Thai cuisine, executed by personnel who understand and respect the tradition. The experience appeals to those seeking sophisticated Thai dining executed with cultural literacy, though contextual factors merit thoughtful consideration.

My two favorite things to order are…read more Mackerel fried rice. Fusion dish that makes sense. Lemongass meets smokey katsuobushi. Huge portion size. Islamic noodles. Good balance of spicy, sweet, salty and rich. This time I discovered two new dishes and they were excellent! Rolled tofu skin with shrimp Deep fried frog legs. Highly recommend these dishes for your next trip to Koh Lipe!

Service was excellent and quick - we were there maybe 45 minutes total…read more Food was amazing!! I eat pad Thai in every city I visit and this may be the best yet since I first had pad Thai in college many many years ago. Been chasing that epic pad Thai for years and think I finally found it. Amazing depth of flavor. Partner got the Islamic noodles, which he thought were excellent as well, rich flavor and very well made. Would happily eat again. The only issue I had which made me knock off a star is that the glass and silverware had an odd scent, like the smell your glasses have if there's food stuck in your dishwasher filter -- if you know that scent you know what I mean. Just smelled funky and honestly the smell was ruining the taste (smell and taste are so closely linked) so I drank out of my own water bottle I had brought and grabbed a plastic fork to eat with which did solve the issue but still...less than ideal

The food and service is absolutely amazing! The food is really good, I easily understood why it was…read moreMichelin recommended. We got their papaya salad which was so rich and fresh. Their leechy mocktail was so good, as well as their Thai iced tea. I got their Panag, chicken - which I heard is pretty spicy so I asked for it mild. I wasn't too big of a fan of my meal because it was a little too sweet for my liking but that's likely because I cannot eat spice and asked them to make it as mild as possible Their vegan food and Pad Thai was top notch though! The ambiance of the place was so beautiful! Their main area is great for casual sitting, but because we were drinking we got taken through a building next door into another open space eating area that was very pretty!

Very legit Thai spot! No wonders they have so many locations around town now. This one is on the…read moresmaller side but the vibe is still fun and energetic. Very authentic Thai flavors. Honestly everything we got was delicious, no complain at all. Special shoutout to the Kai Yang, Som Tum Khai Khem, and Larb Moo. Staffs were all very friendly as well. Food came out super fast and fresh.

The food here is bomb! Everything packs a punch of flavour and the quality is high - everything…read moreseems fresh. We started off with a beef tartare which was actually my favourite dish we had. It had a great acidic kick to it and felt very balanced with the richness of the meat and egg yolk. The beef was a great texture. The fried chicken with sticky rice was also good, but some parts of the chicken were a bit dry such as the breast. Overall good flavour though. The khao soi was great as well and had a nice richness and savouriness to it. The beef was tender and the fried noodles gave some texture contrast. This place was such a vibe and the decoration itself is very pretty. Service was good too and pretty attentive despite it being pretty busy. I'd come back here to try more dishes!

Le Lert is a lovely hidden gem that serves really interesting Thai fusion dishes and drinks. From…read morethe outside you can't see what a big and pretty restaurant it is inside. I've tried the Tom yum prawn spaghetti and khao soi, both of which have really authentic strong, rich and punchy Thai flavours. Some of the cocktails and desserts also have interactive components like flambé, which makes the experience quite interesting. Service is friendly and the space is clean. Will definitely be back to try more of their menu.

Arrived around 9:30pm and the staff were super sweet and accommodating! The vibe is cute and…read morespacious, perfect for a chill dinner. As for the food: the Pad Thai was okay, but the Khao Soi was a letdown for me. It felt a little watered down and missed that creamy coconut depth and umami punch I like from a khao soi. Tho we didn't order a lot to fully judge the food, I'm still very undecided on whether I'd return.

More of a disappointing experience revisiting a year after. Not sure if it's a change in quality…read morebut it wasn't as good as when I first tried it. Pad thai: Quite soggy and the flavours were below average compared to other spots I've had. Pad see ew: Similar to the pad thai the flavours weren't quite hitting the same way I had tried before. Overall, disappointing as it was a great quality spot when they first opened and seemed like they downgraded.