Always Delicious!! Never a bad experience, I recommend to everyone!…read moreBeef noodle soup || Hangover Noodle || Chicken Fry rice

There really isn't a shortage of good Thai restaurants around, but the food at this place is…read morefantastic. It's more of a cafe/takeaway place than a restaurant, but if you're after home delivery or just want a quick meal, I can't recommend this enough, The food is absolutely delicious and authentic, the portions good sized, the staff friendly, and the prices cheap. I only wish it was a full fledged dine-in restaurant!

Exceptional local restaurant!…read more Located close to the station, this place gets busy during the lunchtimes - and for good reason. The lunch special is great value with a range of options from curries to fried rice and Thai classics. $9.90 for the meal + $1.10 for a house drink add-on. The flavour is spot on and the portions are generous.

Great food: very tasty, subtle flavors. This is very far from the run of mill thai that sortoff all…read moretastes the same and is just heavy on spice. The decor is nice too, a bit tight when its crowded (bistro style) but it feels vibrant BYO - 2 AUD/pp, reasonable The service is very attentive and speedy The price is what you would expect for a mid-range thai, about 25 AUD/pp for a main and an appetizer. Good value considering the quality of the dish, the presentation and the place. Clearly the best place to eat in Pennant Hills !

Tums Thai is a pretty basic Thai restaurant in Randwick, very small, plastic tables and chairs and…read moreseats about 15 people. It's always busy and people can also get takeaway. Basically good for a very casual dinner or takeaway. They also do $10 lunch specials which are good value for money. There are a variety of deep fried entree options like money bags, spring rolls, and curry puffs (which are delicious - very soft). They also have chicken skewers and baby octopus skewers which are pretty good. As like a traditional Thai place, there are stirfy options, pad Thai, pad everything else and curries. The pad see-ew is delicious and another good choice is the masamun curry. Red curry is also quite nice. They offer white and brow rice for those who like choice. They are pretty fast and also pretty cheap. You can also BYO.

I have passed by this place several times on my way to Coles but never tried it. Read some good…read morereviews, so decided to get delivery on a Thursday night. Ordered the chili fried rice with mixed seafood and the spicy noodles with tofu and veggies. The food came in about 40 minutes and the delivery guy was really nice and friendly. Total the two dishes came to 22.50, so I gave him $25 and told him to keep the change. He was very happy and bowed and said thank you. Both dishes were really tasty - the fried rice had a good mix of seafood - big prawns, scallops, squid and fish. The noodles were also very tasty. Overall a good standard Thai place - can't say anything was particularly amazing, but very good. Would order from again.

What a cute name is Bo Thai (bowtie)! After finding out the connection it has to Home in the city…read more(my absolute favourite for thai in Sydney!) there was no stopping me in checking out this little place on the North Shore. Overall it didn't quite meet the level of Home, however the food was still pretty damn good. And on top of that, the staff at Bo are so lovely and hard working. Really great service which is one up Home and actually pretty hard to come by with the city staff. Bo was ridiculously busy, mainly with the continuous stream of takeaway/delivery orders, yet the staff managed to speed through it all with a smile on their face. Having a craving for som tam but also fearing the level of spiciness I had to go through, it was actually quite a relief that it wasn't too bad in heat. Still hot but manageable. Felt the serving was a little small for the price though. However, would still recommend as it was tasty. Also got the pad thai which was not very hot although should have been a little, but I enjoyed it. It was definitely quite heavy on the sauce and a little too sweet but on this occasion I didn't mind the strong flavours. Nice big serving also. The rice and noodles are definitely good options to fill you up as they were both sufficient servings, and I have to say the fried rice here is really really tasty at that. Not as salty or spicy as the others, but just the right level and a fried rice you wouldn't mind having again. I think this place is great, and a fantastic option for Thai in Crows Nest.

We came here for a Yelp event. Thanks for organising Ben and thanks to Alex for a great night and…read morehoslitality. This is a great Thai restaurant with a clean retro/rustic look. Great for a group booking. The service was excellent, the staff were very friendly and attentive. We had a banquet menu. All of the dishes were delicious, so flavoursome and if you enjoy a bit of spice even better. I especially enjoyed the cap moo and som tam as starters The cap moo - pork crackes with spicy chicken mince. The som tam the papaya salad. Always a favourite of mine, with fresh vibrant flavour and that chilli kick. For the main I most enjoyed the morning glory, great song by oasis and a great dish. Don't let the name put you off. A tasty dish of tempura water spinach topped with prawns and fresh salmon roe. The crispy fried spinach, so good. The lamb larb their signature dish, succulent lamb cutlets coated in a crispy spicy crust, also very nice. A great Thai restaurant if you are in the area check it out.

$ to $$ - I have traveled from CBD Sydney to eat here, its amazing…read more What can I say to someone who hasen't been here. The classic money bags are sweet and delicious. The Beef massaman is the best I have ever had. Pad Prik, Rice noodle, argh, nearly every dish is superb but it doesn't stop there. Such curteous, generous staff. They refill your water, always see when your done or if you need more rice (which you could help yourself but they will smile/take over if you do, which I find top quality service). The venue is so tranquil, with its beautiful canary yellow over shade and blossom tree's, no wonder its the locals favourite in Pennant Hills, because the manager there listens to feedback, and follow through. I just wish this place could win awards, because it really is an amazing place. It's been here longer than other thai places, and despite competition they are still there unlike most restaraunts in that area who come and go. Its cheaper, its more quantity for quality and the type of place where they always exceed your expectations, even when you keep coming back. Go there for a first date, a birthday (they dim the lights and stars appear on the roof, sing, just wow). Can't stop raving, just go and you'll see how good this place really is, Was the only place I ate at when I lived in the Hills, but will always visit and make the drive up.

We called on a Friday and the restaurant was quite busy. We ordered chicken satays for entree and…read morewhen they arrived at the table we didn't recognise that they were the same as we ordered. We thought maybe it was better than having the stick in the meat as is the usual case. Unfortunately the meat was dry with no satay taste. The other two dishes were only passable.

I had to admit that I was a little surprised by the communal table setting. Though we were given…read moreseats at the end of the long table, there were two strangers opposite us. Thank god they were not obnoxious or loud because it would have ruin the dinner experience Food, however, was really good! We started off with the betel leaf with smoked salmon, it was refreshing because of the watermelon juice on it. A nice combination that I never tasted before. The stir fry squid was soooo good, it was fresh and tasty.....and the sauce is to die for, it went really well with white rice. The last dish we had was salt & pepper silky tofu, another excellent dish. The sauce that came with it was good. Overall, it was a good dining experience. I would not recommend this place if you are on your first date or if you want privacy for a quiet dinner with your dinner partner.

Longrain was my first upscale Thai food experience ever, and I loved it! I first read about this…read moremodern Thai restaurant in an in-flight magazine on my way to Sydney, and was legit salivating on the plane. Coincidentally, my Aussie friend had booked Longrain for our reunion dinner two days later - thanks, mate for reading my mind! Although it was a pricey dinner, our party of 5 enjoyed every course from drinks to dessert. Recommend ordering these standouts: - Ping Pong passionfruit lychee cocktail...tropical ingredients that instantly put me in a beach vacation mindset. - raw oysters with chili jam mignonette... refreshing starter to our meal - betel leaf confit salmon... exotic dish with varying textures. - fried chicken in turmeric coconut cream sauce... let's just say, I wanted to drink the sauce like soup because it was that good. - northern Thai lamb curry... not your typical traditional Thai meat, but the lamb was incredibly tender and the dark curry had vibrant flavor. - black sticky rice dessert with coconut jelly, vanilla tapioca and fruit... loved the consistency and mild sweetness. Every meal should end with this heavenly dessert. Sad that I can't find anything similar in my hometown back in the states. For now, I will just have to enjoy this meal in my dreams.

We came here on a voucher. It used to be another Thai restaurant (Yindee) but has changed to Kin…read moreNree. Being in Newtown there is extremely high bar for Thai food. We started off with duck rolls which were different and tasty, although my wife found it to onion-y and that was mainly due to the large shallot in the middle (it was also hard to chew...) and also fish cakes which were chewy but still nice. For the mains we had the pad Thai prawn (bit chewy but still good), green curry seafood and crispy pork belly. Apart from a few minor things (seems I find things to chewy!) everything was really tasty and also good value. They have a voucher still going online (Oct 2015) but they also have pretty much the same deal going for walk ins too (minus 1 main). Around $29-35 for 2 entrees, 2 mains and 2 drinks. There is better Thai in Newtown but this is still good and really good value.

This is a very large restaurant so keeping our distance from other diners was OK. Large and small…read moregroups were catered for. There were plenty of staff serving and cleaning tables. There were some really interesting flavours in our meals and we shared between the four of us. Our entrees ( first course ) were duck pancakes and spring rolls with light pastry. We only needed 4 main meals to fill us.

Suitable for a nice casual meal with a calm atmosphere. The food is yummy and great for large…read moregroups/events. They have a variety of Thai food and our favoruites are the pad see ew and the soft shell crab.