We were in town, they have a Michelin Star, and it still holds true. This place is fire…read more Everything we ordered for takeout was excellent.

I am a frequent patron to this restaurant, this time I arrived to find a new menu with most similar…read moredishes but of course with increase in price. The server asked me to post a google review to exchange for a free Thai milk tea, I showed him I had posted many yelp reviews but that doesn't count, honestly the Thai milk tea doesn't cost much and I don't ask for free stuff, they could be more flexible in offering goodwill especially as a supportive customer, I showed them the many reviews I've posted. They now default to minimum 18% service charge on machine. I just feel tipping is going crazy these days, together with 13% tax, it means for a regular meal I'll need to pay additional 31% just for tax and tips. Tipping should correspond with service level, there's no reason to default to a high minimum 18%, I know I have right to adjust tipping amount, but sometimes it makes people feel small if they don't pay that much as requested. People might say if you're poor or stingy then don't eat out, but that's not the point, why are people forced to tip so much just for a regular job, I think that's greed! I still think they offer delicious authentic Thai meal but I'm not satisfied with above arrangements but having said that, I am unable to do anything which is disappointing!

a solid Thai option in Richmond Hill…read more Really enjoyed their Red Curry Duck Breast and my wife's seafood dish (forgot what it's called but there are 2 versions) Their ton yum wings were underwhelming though , esp considering the little tiny bit of dipping sauce they give. Regardless, I'd go back and would reco to others looking for good Thai in the area

We popped in on a Friday night, and while the restaurant stayed pretty quiet, we definitely felt…read morethe squeeze! We ordered a feast--three apps and a curry with rice--and by the time the drinks arrived, our table was essentially a game of Jenga. A quick heads-up to the staff: if you see two people trying to navigate a mountain of plates and bowls, moving them to one of the many empty larger tables would be a total game-changer for comfort. As for the food, the flavors were spot-on. The pork jowl was a highlight, and the red curry duck confit was rich, creamy, and had the perfect mild kick. The wings and short rib were a bit tough, but they tasted great nonetheless. Cocktails were a win, too--the mango one even came with a side of mango & sticky rice, which was a fun touch. It was a solid meal, but a little more attention to seating flow would have made it a five-star night.

We went for my husband's birthday. I love Thai cuisine so much. He was ok with that, but today he…read morewas so satisfied. I made a reservation 2 hours before we decided to go. We were late 15 mins and they called to follow up. We got a booth seats. It's really cozy. It's sports pub style, especially now FIFA World Cup happening. We took a little bit time to figure out the menu. The Khao Soi with egg noodles was so popular, it's curry sauce with your choice of meat. And Green curry with Rice was good too. I love Green Curry because it has bamboo shoots. They were both really tasty, and the curry comes with Jasmine rice in heart shaped. We also ordered a kid meal, included main dish as our choice of deep fried Fish, drink as Lychee Juice and the dessert as Mango Ice Cream. We got the cheese cake as my husband's birthday gift on the house. They also sang a birthday song to him. So impressive with all these. We really love to come here again.

This place delivered a meal bursting with bold, authentic flavour. Every dish came out aromatic,…read morecolourful, and clearly made with care. The curries were rich and silky, the noodles had that perfect depth, and the herbs and spices came through beautifully without overpowering the dish. Portions were generous, the seasoning was on point, and the whole experience felt warm and satisfying. It's the kind of spot that hits the craving for real Thai comfort food , flavourful, fresh, and made with intention. A solid go‑to when you want Thai food that actually tastes like something.

I came previously for a yelp event and my friend had never tried this place so I brought her. We…read moresat in the patio and it was a beautiful evening. We got the Lapp salad, beef pad Thai and chicken khao soi. Everything was so tasty and flavourful. My favourite was the khao soi with a lot of sauce that I can take home and have with rice. The mango sticky rice was great too with warm sticky rice. All the portion we had was great with a lot of meat. I will definitely come back!

Busy place for dinner (they close after lunch to prep for evening service). Great food…read more Got the pad see ew. Noodles came out piping hot, perfectly chewy and with a generous amount of huge pieces of chicken. The pad see mao was so fragrant with the basil leaf. Both had thick crunchy vegetables to contrast the chewy noodle. The beef was nice and tender. Who doesnt love a good crispy chicken skin?! For $6, we got a huge portion of chicken skin, we almost couldnt believe it. Thought they brought out the next size up by mistake. It came with a pickled cucumber vinegary sauce that was delicious when used to soak the white rice that came with the pad gra prow (which was super spicy thanks to the heavy use of Thai chill). The chicken nuggets were okay, wish they were less dense. The pineapple fried rice had notes of curry, lots of cashew and the juiciest chunks of pineapple. Great service despite the server spilling fish sauce on my arms and pants. But overall would visit again.

I heard a lot of good things about this place, we decided to get drunken noodles chicken. Yeah for…read morefood court Thai it was actually pretty good, it had a lot of good heat to it, service was pretty fast. The noodles had a good texture, it had a good amount of heat, for Thai food it was really good and they give a lot of food. The food court itself was really packed, the noodles were really tasty overall.

Wiang Kuk Thai Food is always a solid choice for a quick meal at First Markham Place. Prices are…read morereasonable (though they've crept up quite a bit over the years) and portions are solid. Not much to say about ambience or service, as it's just a small place at the edge of the food court. My go-to is the Nam Kao (crispy rice with sour pork, roasted peanuts, green onions, cilantro and lime). It's enough food to last me for two meals, and the flavour profile is an interesting mix of savoury and sour. The nicely scorched rice adds a pleasant crunch too.

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 place isn't bad it was pretty average, I ordered the paad kee mao, green curry and basil fried…read morerice. I found their portion size to be very little, but the taste was really good for the paad kee mao, good texture on the noodles wishes it was a bit more spicier. The basil fried rice was really good I think that was the best thing I tasted here. The green curry was way too sweet, there was not enough spice to it. The jasmine rice was flavourful. The service was good staff were friendly and the owner or worker took a picture of my family with my daughter. It is a nice small family restaurant but I think khao san rao is still the top place for Thai food.

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.

We finally got to try Susu Siam as we've heard a lot about it. The servers we really nice and…read moreattentive. Our kid dropped his spoon and we weren't going to ask for another one but our server came back with a new one. We ordered some of the regular dishes that we like (so that we could make comparisons) such as: chicken satay, pad, Thai, panang curry, morning glory and khao soi. We also ordered thre crispy pork with veggies. Overall we really enjoyed the food. The taste and quality was right up there with our other faves. Their crispy pork was nicely done and didn't feel greasy. The only thing that we would change is the saltiness. Not sure if it was just tonight or a regular part of the recipes, but we thought the pork, and the morning glory were super salty today. Overall nice restaurant that we will visit again.

Hidden behind the Asia Foodmart parking lot is a strip of fairly new restaurants. Upon entering…read moreSusu Siam, the place appears to look stunning. Beautiful loungy decor, tinted windows, mood lighting..but somethtng threw me off immediately. The floors were slippery throughout the restaurant.. as if the floors were coated in grease. At first glance, the tables looked clean. But when you sat down and got a closer look, you can see the remnants of the ring of a plates and cups. The tables have not been wiped clean. At least I can say that about the 10 person table I sat on. I would expect that from a food court or a fast food restaurant but shouldnt be seen here. The server was friendly. Took our orders and asked about allergies, was attentive and brought out the food timely. Didnt have to wait to be seated for lunch. Moving on to the food. We tried the following: Green curry with fish was rich with a coconut milk base and a mild spice. Came with thai eggplant halves, green peppers slices and crunchy baby corn. Went great with the soft white fish. Very flavorful. Couldve came with a bit more rice. Pad thai with chicken was standard against other thai restaurants in the area. Good portion and large sized chicken and tofu pieces. Not heavy on the beansprouts which was a plus for me. Pad see mao was very flavourful. Always prefer this style thick noodle to the simpler pad see ew as it has more flavor and spice vs just soy sauce. Neat to see the whole peppercorn still on the stem. Papaya salad was great! Thin slices of perfectly ripe papaya with mini shrimps and topped with peanuts. The fish sauce dressing had great balance. Pineapple fried rice was presented beautifully in a carved out pineapple! Only down side to that is it became a space filler! Regardless, it was delicious. Great amount of spice. A generous amount of crispy pork belly. Big chunks of the sweetest most refreshing pineapple mixed into the piping hot rice. Grilled pork jowl was ok. Thinly sliced and had chewy texture. Came out with a balanced chili sauce to break through the fatty meat. Thai iced teas were too sweet. Was disapointed that they did not have the typical strong tea flavor. Even the color alone was telling. It was mainly milk and sugar. Was more sweet and icy than anything else. Overall the food was great yet I couldnt get over the greasy floors and that tables arent wiped down thouroughly between customers. Really hoping that was a one off. Because for a sit down restaurant serving great food with those price ranges, its disappointing.

I've never tried thai boat noodles before so I stopped by to check this spot out. It's a little…read morecounter in the smaller food court at Pacific Mall with a few tables, so it's more suitable for a quick meal. I got the chicken noodle soup and the beef noodle. They came out super fast and steaming hot, and the person working there was really friendly, which I appreciated. But honestly, both bowls were pretty bland, nothing special --the broth didn't have much punch and the chicken and beef were kind of flat. Great if you need something quick, but if you're chasing big flavour, this isn't it.

Tucked inside the all-Asian Pacific Mall is Siam Thai Beef Noodle, a stall that looked incredibly…read morepromising. A Thai noodle soup sounded like the perfect lunch, and the friendly service and quick preparation got things off to a great start. Maybe this one is on me, but I came in expecting something closer to a traditional Thai boat noodle soup. I was looking for a broth with deep beefy richness and plenty of umami, balanced by sweet, spicy, vinegary, and herbal notes. Instead, I found the broth relatively one-dimensional and lacking the depth and complexity I was hoping for. The noodles were also a bit overcooked and too thick for my personal preference, taking away from the overall texture of the dish. Unfortunately, despite the warm service, the soup simply wasn't for me, and most of it ended up in the garbage. In a food court filled with excellent options, I'd probably try something else on my next visit.