This is a cafe by day and restaurant at night. Their lunch menu is simple but tasty. Go at night to…read morecheck out a more extensive menu. The cuisine is Thai and they are happy to modify the dishes if possible to comply with dietary requirements. They have a small but good quality wine list. An excellent spot for a very tasty meal.

My favorite Thai restaurant in the Yarraville and Williamstown area. Good service prices and food…read more I have personally never been let down here, consistent meals every time. Highly recommend this place!

Excellent on entree crispy pork with Chinese broccoli. The pork belly is very tender and fresh &…read morecrisp green vegetable balance out the grease from the pork belly

Love trying new local restaurants.. And this one did not disappoint. Modern Thai cuisine, fresh,…read morebeautiful and bursts of flavor delighted the senses. Great atmosphere and service... Bookings are essential. This place is also open as a cafe for breakfast - haven't tried that yet- will keep you posted!!

I feel like I am pretty spoiled for choice when it comes to great Thai food in my 'hood and now I…read morehave yet another addition to add to the list - Welcome Thai on Street. Thai on Street makes mention on the exterior of the venue that they are Thai 'fine dining' however, they really aren't - and that's probably for the better. It's a cosy, simple venue with some pretty spectacular food. The small restaurant was packed late on a Sunday night while the competitors that surround them where empty - do I bother even writing anymore? We ordered the entree 'basket', which offered one item of each of the entrees - fish cake, money bag, spring roll, curry puff and prawn spring roll. All were delicious but the money bags were a particular standout - I might just order them the next time. For mains we shared a classic Thai beef salad, which - be warned - packs a serious chilli punch! However it was balanced out by the fresh mint and tangy dressing - a really great salad. We finished with a red duck curry, which was served atop a single tealight candle - unnecessary but a gorgeous way of serving the dish! It had some incredible flavour and really hit the spot, however a dash more duck and a splash less liquid would have made it an "I'm ordering this every time" kinda dish. The perfect spot if you're after an easy after-work dinner.

Tried this local restaurant based on the high rating on here…read more The menu is extensive and all sounded good. I went for a dish called Pad Ped Yang from the hot plate section of the menu with a coconut rice. The dish had duck (cooked beautifully) and veggies. There wasn't as much flavour to the dish as I'd hoped but was still enjoyable. Service was quick and friendly. The restaurant itself was very busy for mid week (always a good sign) and I loved the Photos of Thailand on the walls. Loved the sign in the toilet door too (see photo). It made me feel like I was in Thailand again with the poorly translated signs I'll go back to the restaurant and try a fish dish or curry next time I think.

Rumours have spread quickly that good coffee has arrived in Docklands. Served alongside…read morehawker-style thai food no less. Well, it seemed like a thai-malaysian-asiany fusion but let's not get caught up in that. Instead... *cue gospel choir* It's about time! From the moment I heard about this place I was keen to give it a try to see if our prayers really had been answered. I wondered by on a Thursday evening, delighted to discover that it was open for dinner on Thursdays and Fridays. The fit-out is lovely. This spacious, modern space offers coffee and food to-go downstairs, with seating upstairs on the brightest of bright pink chairs. Cute. Staff are lovely and welcoming. They seem just as excited to be there as the locals are to have them here. Apparently they're bursting at the seams come the lunch rush. Downstairs they are running Sensory Lab on their La Marzocco, which despite being dinner time when I arrived, seemed like an offer too good to refuse. I sat down to the paper menu and my long black and struggled with the difficult decision on what on earth I would try first. I can see this becoming a regular haunt very quickly. I settled on hainanese chicken rice that carried off a fantastic kick of chilli that I wasn't expecting. YUM! It would have been rude to walk away without entertaining some fried roti for dessert. Served with condensed milk and sugar, it was a tad sweeter than I would usually eat it, but damn good nonetheless! So welcome to the neighbourhood Pok Pok. Let's hope you set a trend of things to come.

Pok Pok is some of the best food you will get in the Docklands, easy…read more Nice range of Thai food, my favorites are the Mussaman Lamb curry, the Hainanese Chicken Rice and the soft shelled crab cold rolls. It is restaurant prices at $11 - $15 for a main, but for the quality of food you get it's worth it.

I was born and raised in the western suburbs of Sydney so I grew up on lao/Thai cuisine (also helps…read morethat I'm of Laotian descent!) having moved to Melbourne a few years ago I had a hard time looking for places to offer me my home food. Yim Yams is probably the only restaurant here that is close to or on par with the food I have sorely missed! Flavour explosions meals! This place does get busy so best to book ahead. Or better yet take away if you live nearby. Also I have dined at both Yarraville & ascot vale branches and I prefer Yarraville! Recommended foods from here is definitely the papaya salad (if you're game get the salted crab/preserved egg version), roast duck curry, fried fish with secret sauce, prawn Tom yum and chicken pad sae ew. Oh and get all the sticky rice!

Great menu, food fantastic, atmosphere is great, service and staff, the mucked up our order but…read morewhat we go was still very tasty. Price was fantastic for the portion sizes. The restaurant was booked out as we were a walk in, yet there was a long shared table in the take away waiting area, so we couldn't sit there and eat, which was very nice looking out the shop front window, watching the people going past. You have to walk past the kitchen to got to the bathroom, the kitchen was busy and clean. No complaints here, loved it

The ventilation in this restaurant is terrible. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted with smoke…read more After dining here, your whole body will stink. Food is average. Service is hit and miss. Not recommended.

This is not a place that I would frequent often due to the location. My friend rave about the assam…read morelaksa in this place. I had the wonton noodles and the ice kachang and both tasted pretty bad. The wonton was of very bad quality. Was not tasty at all. The chenol in the ice kachang was hard rock and not soft like how its supposed to. The only highlight was the fried chicken, it was tasty with some curry powder spice on it.

A South Melbourne favourite that brings authentic Asian flavours to the table…read more As the name suggests the Cafe is quite small but BIG on humble charm and demand. If dining-in on a week day, I would recommend scheduling an early lunch during peak hours otherwise they welcome phone orders. Red Petite has a legion of loyal customers all coming back for second helpings of their signature dishes such as the Thai Green Chicken Curry, Massaman Beef Curry and Pad Thai. The service is speedy, the staff are sweet and the quality of food is unconditionally reliable from their Satay Skewers (paired with the best peanut sauce and roti bread) to their sinful Lego block size Brownie Cheesecake. Shut up and take my money!

A great little go-to Thai joint is a necessity for every neighbourhood. I hadn't settled on one for…read moreSouth Melbourne, until last week. Offering both tapas-style bites and bigger thai fares like curries and stir fries, this unassuming little hole in the wall cafe packs some pleasant surprises. For one, they rock a mean Masseman Curry. Their wine and beer list is well priced and probably better than any other asian cafe I've visited. They make their own desserts and offer a tasting platter of all. We stuffed ourselves silly on the curry and stir fries, but will give their various coconut treats a try next time. This spot is no secret to locals, I've walked past on many a night to see a packed footpath of diners on an otherwise dead-quiet Bank St. Thankfully they offer take away if you can't nab a table or if you would simply prefer the comfort of a couch and stretchy pants when devouring carbs like they're going out of fashion.

BangPop is a nice little spot right on the river in Melbourne. Came here for a quick trip and was…read morecraving Thai. Ended up grabbing a spot at the bar top. I wasn't too hungry so decided on the crying tiger salad and the waitress convinced me to get the sticky rice to go with it due to the sauce goes well with the rice. She was absolutely correct. The salad wasn't too big but with the rice is was a perfect amount. It was tangy, sweet and I added some chilis and it gave it the perfect amount of spice. I ordered a glass of red wine and it was a perfect solo date night! Would come back to this Thai place again. Come early it can get jammed packed.

Our orders were missed and cancelled without our knowledge…read more Food was delayed +++ Not tasty at all , not the best Thai we have eaten We ordered first and we were the last ones to eat. Disappointed