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    Thai Kitchen Restaurant

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    La Chinoise - Opening hours

    La Chinoise

    4.0(6 reviews)
    50.3 km
    $$

    My name it Dominic it the Best chinese good I never eat thank Sam the place it clean Nice service…read moreand fresh good

    Ordered delivery from this place for the first time.. gentleman over the phone was eager to take my…read moreorder ... he sounded like he was on a rush to take my order but he definitely got everything right. The best dish was the lobster & shrimps.. cooked really amazing!!! Shrimp were tender and succulent omg I really loved this dish and the orange beef was good too.. I didn't know they were breaded but they were delicious and so was my mixed vegetable dish super yummy.. the soups were delicious and so were the dumplings mmmm melted in my mouth! However, The rice was standard fast Chinese food.. tasted ok but not THE BEST I've had.. it just was not very soft like I like it and the fried calamari entree was also hard and not the most fresh. The delivery came very quick (15min and the guy was at my door) so I was a bit worried as some of my food might have been reheated and thats why it was not so fresh .. not everything was bad just the rice and calamari was disappointing Prices are fair and not overly priced so if you're looking for something fast but lacks a lil bit of quality for a good price this place is great ... I just like to have my chineese food super fresh .. sorry but overall it was pretty good stuff and I'll definitely re-order but maybe I'll avoid the rice next time. Thanks

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    La Chinoise - Menu

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    La Chinoise - Lobster & Shrimp to die for so delicious

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    Lobster & Shrimp to die for so delicious

    Thum’s Kitchen Thai Cuisine

    Thum’s Kitchen Thai Cuisine

    4.4(59 reviews)
    64.3 km
    $$

    This is my absolute favourite Thai restaurant in Ontario. I keep trying out other Thai-specific…read moreplaces, and I've yet to find one that matches up with Thum's Kitchen. Once upon a time, this restaurant used to be a very small kiosk located alongside a rural road in the small village of Moose Creek. It was very popular as a take-out sort of venue, and the menu was far more limited back then. Eventually, the family expanded and moved their business out to the city of Cornwall, taking over a large Bavarian-style building that has housed a litany of restaurants that never seemed to stick around for very long. Not so for Thum's, however. This place is a cornerstone in Cornwall. It's very popular and if you plan on going on the weekends and evenings later on in the week, I suggest you call in and make a reservation just in case. The hours are a little strange, and there's been a few times I've driven down there on a whim only to find out it was closed (I'm one of those lazy persons who doesn't bother to learn businesses' hours of operations. I know, I know!) This place is authentic. The decor is extensive with a lot of unique pieces from Thailand. Not your typical travel posters and framed prints. There are huge carved wood sculptures, 3D reliefs on the walls, etc. The tablecloths are culturally-inspired, the silverware is unique enough that I've had to restrain myself from pocketing an elephant-ended fork on more than one occasion. Lastly, the music is good, and the clothing worn by the servers is traditional Thai, as well. It's an entire production, to say the least, and it's lovely. The menu is probably the most extensive I've witnessed as well. It's also peppered with little anecdotes and factoids about Thailand, including country facts, food and eating customs, and do's and don'ts of etiquette. The food itself is amazing, I've sampled and had several of their dishes over the years, but I am going to personally confess that I ended up going for my own personal sweet, sweet addiction- red curry. They make a mean Gang Dang. In fact, I haven't even found this specific dish anywhere else, nor have I had a dish with bamboo shoots in Ontario that wasn't from a can *except* at Thum's Kitchen. They use fresh, and it's an entirely different creature all together. Buttery yet crisp at the same time. Oh yeah, baby. Bathrooms are downstairs and are suitable and serviceable enough. The only downside I can find about this place is that it doesn't seem to be wheelchair accessible. I may have missed a side or alternate entrance, though, so don't take my word for it on that-- call first and see because I may be wrong on that note.

    This place is decorated with Thai accessories and old wooden furniture from the previous business I…read moreguess. The staff, mostly women are dressed in what I presume is traditional wear. It seems that it is family run. They have a broad thai menu. I stay away from curries so I prefer stir fries. I enjoyed a pork and veggie dish. I scared them by asking low spice level. It was nice but needed more heat. I added spicy oil to get more flavour. I enjoyed my lunch.

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    Thum’s Kitchen Thai Cuisine - Dining room

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    Pad thai

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    Thai Bite

    Thai Bite

    4.3(3 reviews)
    67.9 km

    I got takeout from Thai Bite and it was delicious…read more I ordered 4 dishes for my parents and I and we had lots of leftovers. I got the Beef Pad Thai ($13.99) Beef Pad Kee Mao ($13.99), Beef Panang Curry ($14.99), and Chicken Cashew Stir-fry ($13.99). The Pad Thai was a bit too sweet for my tastes, but still good. I like that it wasn't loaded with bean sprouts like at some places. There was a good amount of beef in it. The Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles) were delicious. Really spicy too. It had green beans, bamboo shoots, carrots, baby corn, mushrooms and beef. The beef was tender. This dish was much less oily than at most other places, so I really appreciated that. The cashew chicken was good. From the pictures online, I was expecting deep fried breaded chicken, but it was just regular pan-fried chicken without breading. It was tasty, and healthier that way I guess, just different from what I was expecting, but no complaints here. It came with lots of onions, some carrots and bell peppers. This dish is mild, not spicy at all. The Beef Panang Curry was rich and creamy. This is my father's favourite Thai dish and he loved it. He saved the leftover sauce and said he was going to dip bread into it and eat bread soaked in the curry sauce, lol. I enjoyed it too. It was very fragrant. It had beef, bell peppers and peanuts in it. Portions were a good size. Everything was tasty. Takeout containers are plastic and the lids were mildly warped from the heat. The restaurant is takeout and delivery only. There is no space to dine in. It's where Soul Stone Express used to be. It's in the Millennium Park Plaza. Lots of free parking.

    Absolutely the best Thai food in my opinion, and yes, it's authentic! If you've been to Thailand,…read moreand like the spicy flavour... ask for Thai Spicy. They may ask if you've been to Thailand to ensure you're ready for that type of spice! Lol Sawadee kap!

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    Thai Bite - Front of the restaurant

    Front of the restaurant

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    Thai Kitchen Restaurant - thai - Updated July 2026

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