Thai street food We love the attractive display at the front of this store!! There are lots of desserts to choose from and the staff are friendly and happy to explain what they are! read more

See all

I've always loved Thai food ...as well as every other kind of food. I lived in Cammeray for a few years and I lived on Thai food from the old Sukho Thai. I was even allowed to drive their Tuk Tuk around the block because I promised I had driven Tuk Tuks in Thailand. I lied. Its hard not to eat Thai food in Pitt St between World Square and Campbell St. I counted about 15 places within a 5 minute walk. I have actually eaten in all of them except Chat Thai. This little place has a Tuk Tuk! Unfortunately it looks like it has been parked at high speed by a blind person and I dont expect to see it on the road for a while. Oh yeah ... the food is fantastic. Especially number 113 with calamari and prawns. read more

Thanon Khao San - Number 113 with calamari and prawns. Very tasty. - Thai Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

I wish i had more stomachs to properly enjoy this place. Perfectly fitted out with a tuk tuk in the entrance and street food for sale in the shopfront, it feels like you're in Thailand. The menu is insanely extensive, there's something for everyone. I had the Ba Mee Moo Dang which was noodles with wontons and bbq pork. The wontons felt undercooked but the other elements were to die for. The watermelon juice was a bit too syrupy and sweet, but otherwise very refreshing and nice. read more

Thanon Khao San - Ba Mee Moo Dang - Thai Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

I am surprised the previous reviewer only tried the dessert and not the food (which is excellent)! We discovered it one night whilst walking to another Thai place (we were also drawn in by the dessert stand and the tuk tuk) and have been back many times since. The food is fresh, spicy and the atmosphere is great and funky and non-pretentious. We especially like the whole fried fish (which comes with a great dipping sauce). The duck curry (served in a pineapple) was also very good. You pay for the desserts separately from the stand and they are the very authentic (plenty of coconut milk, sugar and they are nice and sticky). Also did I mention we once went there with a group of 9 people and had plenty of Singhas and the bill was only $300? read more

Thanon Khao San - Thai Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

See all

I felt like I was on the streets of Thailand as the weather was a little hot and muggy with a flight breeze blowing through the restaurant. Nice ambient and modern kitsch. Nice soft lighting. Hard wooden chairs. Bathroom needs a little sprucing up. But works fine. Service was quick, friendly and accommodating for our special all veggie versions of a few dishes. We had the fish sauce chicken wings $9/ drunken noodles $13, papaya salad $9, and oyster sauce beef $22. All were very flavorful. And beautifully presented. Ask for the side condiment dishes to add more fish sauce. Jalapeño vinegar or chilis as needed. The dessert cart front was very cool and unique like ordering off the street of Thailand. The desserts are not overly sweet but perfect in tasting ingredients and spices. I enjoyed the black sesame pudding square/ rice pudding with banana/ and the lovely fried onions on top of some orange looking dessert! Sorry. Couldn't remember what fruit or veggie that made that one, but quite tasty! $2 each. Very authentic. I Am a fan! read more

See all

Khaosan was a trend setter on Pitt st, where cheap Thai food was aplenty. But with trendy decor, tuktuk at the front, and streetstall style dessert offering, you know this was different. The food is just as cheap but the menu is brave, with lots on offer and flavours that satisfy the tastebuds. No white people Asian food here, its sweet spicy sour and salty, just how it should be done. We had the intestines, pad se ew, som tum,chicken satay, stir fry pork belly and crazy chicken. Tip. The chicken wings are individual servings, we chose the crazy chicken which is a plate of wingettes. The som tum with pickled raw crab is a must try but watch the spiciness ;) The Thai ice tea is a must have as it will be the only thing that can sooth all that chilli ;) The only downside is with such great Thai food, the service was overwhelmed and very slow, and miscommunication on orders can happen easily. read more

See all

This is one of my favourite Thai restaurants in Sydney. The food is always great, full of authentic Thai flavours. Those lime, coconut, chilli flavours are enough to send your taste buds off. My favourite dish here is the whole fried fish, I've ordered it several times and it's always good. They have a great Prawn Pad Thai (they're not skimpy on the prawns which is always good!) I find some of their dishes too spicy (but if you're a chilli fan you'll have no issues) The cocktails are tasty, a bit more on the fruity end as appose to the alcoholic end, which I love, but others might not! The decor is quiet nice with a Tuk Tuk which adds to the whole authentic feel of this restaurant. On the way out they have a dessert stand where you can just grab takeaway, definitely worth doing! Overall... I love this place, and come here a lot when I'm in the area, authentic Thai for such a great price! read more

See all

I would recommend that people NOT purchase the seafood platter groupon. The so called seafood platter is all deep fried items except for the mussels. Tye soft shell cram was extremely fishy and the rest of the fried seafood all just tasted bland and all the same. The only saving grace was the Tom yum soup that each of us received as the "one entree per person" no choice in entree. And also the whole sweet and sour fish that came out at the end. All in all, even with the groupon, I don't think it's worth the price. Verdict- will not be back read more

Thanon Khao San - Groupon seafood platter - Thai Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

See all

My experience at Thanon Khaosan was via its dessert stand at the front of the restaurant, which lured me in on a saturday afternoon. I have a love of glutinous rice desserts and of these they have plenty. Then they have Thai jelly desserts made with coconut milk and others made from pandan. Like my other experiences with ethnic desserts I wish I knew the name of them so I can order them specifically but lets just say all of the ones I had at Thanon Khaosan were delicious. The restaurant itself is dark due to restaurant facing east and surrounded by the high rise apartments on Pitt St, but its livened up with multi-coloured lights and the colourful tuk tuk at the front. I must try the food next - for anyone who has tried it, let me know if its any good! :) read more

Thanon Khao San - Thai Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

We used 2 Groupon vouchers yesterday. Like many people who wrote a review, yes, it was difficult to make a booking because the restaurant seems to be full every day. I read a lot of reviews about bad service before going but did not share the same experience. I agree that the service isn't spectacular, but it wasn't bad either. The food was really good. Prawn cake (entree) : two thumbs up, freaking awesome, almost wish we ordered two of this instead Chicken satay (entree) : it's okay, the chicken was a little dry, but i guess that goes for all grilled food. Ped Nam Buoy (main): this roasted duck with shitake mushroom was pretty good too and the portion is quite generous Pad Cha Talay (main) : this is to die for, really good. There is some heat to it, so probably not a good choice for anyone who doesn't like spicy food Even though the food is really good, I am not sure if I would have paid full price for it. Having said that, I will definitely go back to this restaurant again for the lunch specials. read more

Lunch special is just ok.. The stir fry noodle is great! BBQ pork rice and stew chicken noodle soup were just ok.. But!! The dessert were very special and nice! Value to try the coconut milk taro dessert. read more

See all

I stumbled across this place one time when I didn't feel like waiting for Chat Thai, and since then it has become my backup plan for Chat Thai. The front decor is pretty cool, it's bright and there's a food cart/tuk-tuk in the front, but for some inexplicable reason it's really dark inside. Maybe it's to hide the food...I kid. I've had a few noodle dishes, a few curries, and their Kaeng Phed Ped Yang and the Ped Nam Buoy (I love duck.) Their duck dishes are really cool...and tasty, and I highly recommend them. Their noodle and curries are merely OK though, nothing to write home about. The service is more or less average. Come and have a go, it's definitely worth a visit...and especially as a backup plan. read more

Went to this place for a solo dinner last week, as I was craving Thai and was around the area. I remembered reading good reviews about Thanon Khaosan and thought to myself, well this is the night! Trying to have a healthy dinner, I opted for chicken cashew nuts with rice. One negative here: they don't have brown rice, something I find is a major fault with a few Thai restaurants. The food was nice but I wouldn't call it outstanding, and it's probably not one I'll remember in a few months to come. Maybe I should have picked a curry instead. I did like the fact that they have a Tuk Tuk - very cute and definitely added a nice Thai touch to the place. Service was also friendly, nothing to fault in regards to this. On my way out, I bought one of their desserts, which was sticky rice with banana wrapped in some kind of leaf. That was the highlight of the meal for me, definitely recommend getting some before you leave! read more

Food v good, atmosphere amazing. This place has captured the look and vibe of a little Bangkok soi, the staff are authentic... I went here with a Thai speaker and they had a great chat which resulted in the group ordering things that weren't even on the menu. I have now been back twice since. read more

This restaurant was just fantastic - an absolute must see in Sydney. It's like walking into a street in Thailand with the beautifully exposed walls, authentic wooden table, street lamps and tut tut. The price of the food was very reasonable for the quality I was given (which was amazing). The noodle stir fry was served in an old school bowl and had all the right flavours. I accompanied my stir fry with a lychee mint frappe style drink which was refreshing and sweet and perfectly balanced my meal. I was just the right amount of stuffed and was overall delighted with the whole experience.....which I made sure I repeated the very next day with different friends. AND I didn't even get to try one of their traditional desserts which they sell out the front of the restaurant! Next time i'm in Sydney I'll definitely have to take another ponder past read more

This was our second trip here after coming across it during a wander and Thai-town as ago. We sought it out this time to get a second bite of the (pine)apple. Best to get in early-ish on Friday night - we managed to snag the last table and watched a queue build up at the door right behind us. Food is moderately priced for moderate sized servings. Fish cakes were a bit tough but tasty, pork belly and Chinese broccoli excellent, chili basil beef spicey but a bit tough, still tasty enough and tolerable. Service is good, tables a bit cramped and the interior best described as eclectic, reminiscent of a shack in Phuket! Worth a crack but if you have trouble with chili watch it! read more

Food and service was OK. One of our mains was given to another table and 10 minutes later it went back into the kitchen and back to our table. It was warm and nothing was said. Aside from that entrees were great and the place looks amazing. read more

This place is terrible. I bought a Groupon for this place and they refused every time to book me in for lunch. Then they told me i could get takeaway and when i picked it up it was HALF the normal serving! Totally dodgy and rude! Wont be going back! If you want great Thai, one with perfect service and flavour, go to Satang Thai on Quay St. read more

Be warned: the staffs here are incredibly rude. I will never eat here again. Once is enough. read more

Only 3.5 stars for this place? I've been back here a handful of times and it has been great! Fresh ingredients, and the menu is not too "westernified". Plus, you can order jugs of beer. I'm not so into the dessert side of things, but it's great for dinner, if you can squeeze in. The place is packed out and the waitresses use iPhones to put in the orders, which sounds crazy but somehow the system works. Definitely above average for Sydney Thai restaurants, although there are other restaurants in this particular district of Sydney that can compete with this one. Sadly, you can't sit in the rickshaw, but it's cool that they have one inside anyway. read more

Stumbed across this gem of a place and was drawn in my it's liveliness and ambience. The food was amazing! A friend had the seafood noodles with chilli jam sauce and she has been talking it up as the best noodles she has ever had! My thai beef salad was just right; spicy, fresh and crisp. Cocktails were great and service was fast and efficient. Wish I had left room for the deserts though, they looked incredible. read more

Good food BUT, the stuff are very rude. They throw food at you, they have no interest to be there. I ordered a drink and never arrived so I had to ask to remove it from the bill. Disappointed. read more

This place is the worse Thai restaurant we been in Sydney. Had special on the board-crispy fish skin and sliced pork salad, fish skin turn out to be a salad too, and it was horrible to eat. Slice pork is meat from a can. Like a lunch can meat. For the price, really? Nice looking place. Seats tinny, no where to put your bag. A backpacker place. We should've known. read more

The thai food the thai food was advertised at about average prices however the quality of the food was well below average the service was alone evans we wanted extras we were provided with water evans interesting hi and what's not the quality of the thai food the reg time with sloppy office to worry lucky cheap in the sky read more

Not a good restaurant. We bought Our Deal coupons, to which we were told we couldn't eat in. It had to be take-away. There was no one in the restaurant! Would not come back ever. Bad service too, would not recommend to anyone. read more

It was ok but not that good. Portions a little bit small. And there are better restaurants nearby.

Food was decent at best. We tried to order an iced tea, but got a slushy iced coffee instead. Staff refused to fix it. Pad see ew was half-decent. I am vegetarian, and ordered what appeared to be a vegetarian papaya salad, as all of the other salads stated that they had crab with it. However, the salad arrived covered in fried shrimp. When I told them I am vegetarian, they refused to give me a vegetarian papaya salad since I did not specify that I am vegetarian when ordering. Even after I pointed out that the menu said nothing about the salad containing shrimp, the staff refused to give me a vegetarian order without charging me for a second dish. They ended up charging me for the uneaten salad anyways. Overall, not a great dining experience. read more

Som tam is too spicy. Overall is good and I love thai music here. Don't miss here!!! read more

The food here is actually decent but the staff are incredibly rude. They even go out of their way to avoid eye contact with you.