Had a nice dinner here tonight. Restaurant was quite empty but there was a steady stream of take…read morealway customers. A small place well decorated with Thai art works and artifacts. All their serving dishes (plates, vases, tea pots, etc) have their logo stamped on them. Oh snd the pots were elephants. I ordered the chargrilled beef. Wasn't sure what to expect since the description said grilled to perfection. Well, I was pleasantly surprised. Not only was it grilled just right for me (medium to medium well), the portion was large and tasty. I thought it would taste salty with the soy sauce marinade and over cooked but not a bit. The texture was good as well. The beef was served with vegetables on the side and a sweet tangy sauce. The latter could be the salad dressing or a sauce to dip the beef in. Either way, only the vegetables were questionable with regards to their freshness. I saw others order a curry dish that was served over a candle light to keep the dish warm. Nice touch. Rice is extra and it was either jasmine rice or coconut rice. Waitress said coconut rice was too oily for her so I picked the jasmine rice. Served in a traditional dish, the rice was very nicely done. Service is OK. The cashier (might be the boss) was constantly talking to the two waitresses In Thai. I need ask for plain water, they don't offer either. Very polite staff, then again, I find Australians very friendly all round. Now go have some authentic Thai food.

Love this little place opposite of the Royal Melbourne. Everything is great down to the beautiful…read moredishes and crockery in which they serve the food. What I always order: beef massaman, green curry chicken, roti bread and coconut rice. I also love the coconut juice as they serve it with a big spoon and big chunks of coconut, so refreshing.

My favorite Thai restaurant in the whole world! The stir fried chicken Basil dish (pad Krapow?) is…read moresoooo yummy!!! I had it in many different Thai places and this is the best!!! Curries were amazing too, slow cooked meat was so tender! I will continue to go there and my dad, stepmum and brother are all huge fans now (brother even had his 18th birthday there). The staff are so friendly, such a nice family restaurant. Highly recommend this place!!

After passing this place on the train everyday for a couple of years, I am happy to say I finally…read moregot to try Little Thai Princess and it lived up to my expectations. The outside doesn't look like much but once inside, it is neatly decorated with great music making it a wonderful place to stop by for takeaway (close to train station) or if you are going for a dance lesson next door. We ordered a thai milk tea, chef's pork special (crispy pork with vegetables) and a beef massaman curry. The crispy pork was definitely our favourite along with the thai milk tea. This place has an entertainment voucher so next time I visit, I will be bringing that but overall caring and attentive service, staff seemed to know the regulars and has a relaxing atmosphere.

This thai restaurant is in a very convenient location next to coles with excellent service and a…read moregood curry selection. I had the red curry which was very good and priced around $16 for dinner. Rice came separate which i do not like.

Awesome authentic Thai food, great service! Wife and I have been back multiple times, highly…read morerecommended.

D'elephant is absolutely D'cent!…read more Menu wise, there's a plethora of Thai comfort food variety that you can find here, from small bites to heavier dishes such as rice plates, bowl of curries and grilled entrees. To be honest, thought some of their food are hits and some are misses. My personal favorite are their Red Duck Curry and Pad Khana (stir fried Chinese broccoli with roasted pork bellies) - Flavorful and aromatic, the beef Pad Satay, on the other hand was more in the mediocre category. We ended our meal with a cup of Thai ice tea and a scoop of mango ice cream, which were sweet and delightful. Bustling, down to earth ambiance, fast & friendly service, a nice meal option at the ever busy Chaddy mall.

Hmmm it's more for the farang ... sweet and nothing to rave about really!! We had soft shell crab,…read moreroast pork, coconut thingy soup and mince pork rice. The best was probably the soft shell crab. Tastes more Chinese than thai. The roast pork at $24 was ridiculous. I can do better following "Christine's Recipes"!! Got conned to get it. It is the same as if I had too much left over .. left in fridge taken out the next day and air fried again on high!! Only thing can't do was prob the thai sauce but think I can source them somewhere. the coconut soup was ..... well it does say what it is. So reeeeeally ask yourself do you want to drink cream coconut before ordering.. I did... but failed miserably to listen to my head and regretted it paying more than $10 for a can I know I can get for less than $5 and throwing some frozen 10cent piece prawns in and BAAAAAM give it a thai sounding name and there u have it!! The value add is naming the dish using thai! Gets the farangs like me all time! :))) Like everything YMMV give it a go yourself... I gave it 2 stars because it did fill our stomachs. WIR.. not anytime soon.. will go back to my fav thai in the local SE burbs

Tried their $10 lunch special. Lamb Biryani. The lamb was very soft and tender. So often I find the…read morelamb in a biryani over cooked and more bones than meat. Not here. And the spices jumped out at me. Needed a double serve on the yoghurt raita which they supplied. The interior decor was that shabby-chic-asian look, but clean. I also tried their lamb naan and enjoyed that. Worth revisiting for a budget lunch or more.

The Classic Curry Company restaurant is classic by name, a classic by nature. Classic Curry Company…read moreis one of those word-of-mouth joints that exceeds the low student expectations that are its' bread-and-butter clientele and be elevated to that rare status of a truly great cheap eatery for everyone, regardless of financial situation. The shop front is a dollop of bright primary school colours tucked amongst the car dealerships and pawn shops of the less dense, North Melbourne end of Elizabeth St. In contrast, the inside is your typical sparse and oh-so-slightly cramped budget décor, but the customers tend to take care of the atmosphere with amiable chat and snippets of laughter. Food is served in traditional copper and other metallic serving pots on tables with easily cleanable tablecloths. The curries are made without a hint of stinginess, with full flavoured ingredients that are never overcooked. The highlights are some of your curry staples; the Vindaloo (lamb or chicken), Prawn Massala and Shahi Paneer (cheese is a creamy tomato sauce). The most expensive dish is a mere $12, and the naan bread is extra soft. Classic Curry Company is an almost obligatory experience for every Melbourne University student, but you could say the same for everybody else as well. In fact, the place is so popular that they've just opened a sister restaurant in Sunshine. Let's hope it doesn't go corporate and ruin the fun.

Truly disappointing. The shahi paneer was far too sweet and had no kick. It tasted like a sweetened…read morecanned pasta sauce. The palak paneer was similarly mild and bland, though plenty of cream. A cheap meal not worth trying. Atmosphere wise it's just a bit too dirty and rundown for my liking.

I couldn't really fault our meals. I would've liked it a little more spicy. (Asked for medium, got…read moremild) The fish cakes were great - fresh. Some of the best I've had. The food came out fast but, there were only 2 other tables seated. Will come again

Good, simple Thai, that seems to do a good trade in the busy Union Rd Balwyn shops…read more We call this place "car crash Thai" - only because it's made the news a few times in the past few years when someone has mistaken their 'Reverse' and 'Drive' and unfortunately ploughed through the front of the place - not because of the food! Service has always been good, and food pretty straightforward Thai, with all the usual suspects, but has never disappointed. Not the most amazing decor or ambiance, but nice and cosy and have been back quite a few times, and will no doubt be back again soon.

Atrocious service takes forever to get served food pretty average to boot and more expensive than…read moreyou'd expect

Dishes here are fragrant and goes well with the coconut rice. I appreciate the big chunks of…read moreseafood, especially the crispy fried fish fillet. Unfortunately the curries lack an essential element; spiciness, a flaw that is very apparent in the green curry. They don't even provide any chilli on the tables. Eating Thai food with chopsticks also feels a bit strange. The fluffy roti goes well with the duck red curry. Beef with vegetables just ordinary though. Luckily the meal ended with a fabulous dessert platter. I love the glutinous rice pudding.