The pad Thai here was very good, but others dishes were poorly cooked. The papaya salad was too…read moresalty, the pineapple fried rice had too much curry, the tofu was too bland and the sauce was too sweet. Need to be improved.

This is a nice and authentic Thai food place just south of the main strip at Yonge and Sheppard in…read morea small strip mall. There is a few spots at the front and you can park in the side streets but not in the daytime. Getting back to the food and it's very good and the drink was great! We each ordered the lunch special and it was great!! Definitely come back!

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

First Thai meal back in Toronto, and @eatbkkto made it count Lunch special is only $16…read more But this time I tried a number of signature dishes here at the Thornhill spot - great vibe, and the room does a lot of work ! Pineapple Fried Rice - Fried rice with sweet pineapple, and you pick your own protein. I went shrimp and pork -- the sweet-savoury thing is the whole point of the dish. Som Tum Eat BKK - Papaya salad, which looks simple but refreshing, it's the dish to begin with or reset your palate between everything else. Pad Thai - Rice noodles with tamarind sauce, my favourite of the night. Mango Sticky Rice - Sweetened sticky rice, fresh mango, coconut milk sauce. The classic closer. Tub Tim Krob - This one is a bit too sweet for me.

Been on a thai kick recently! The khao soi roti taco things was a crowd favourite, I found it to be…read moreunique :$ Everything really flavourful and tasty. However, I found that the Pad kra pao was quite oily and the sauce was a bit too strong. The rice it came with was very sweet and coconutty which I kinda liked but it got heavy near the end. Unfortunately though the restaurant was empty it felt like the servers were rushing us to leave. It didn't affect our experience much though!

Came here to eat on a Monday night, arrived without a reservation but got seated fairly quick even…read morethough the restaurant was pretty full. The staff were extremely nice and quick with their service. The restaurant was very long and had a surprising amount of tables with lots of Thai decor. We ordered the following: Green curry with brown rice 7/10 - chose tofu as protein and it was very good, flavourful coconut curry with lots of vegetables - $18 Khao Soi 9/10 - Egg noodles with beef and a golden coconut curry, very flavourful and filled with lots of onions and green + red peppers. Very tasty and presentation was on point - $21 Thai iced tea 7/10 - a little too sweet for my liking but still pretty good - $4.5 Golden sweet potato fritters 8/10 - loved the texture for this, almost like fries but fright in a light batter. Came with sweet and sour dipper sauce too - $14 Overall I thought the food was very good, and portion sizes were good as well, we ended up taking home most of the sweet potato fritters because we were too full to finish! total spent was about $75 after tax and tips

I keep seeing their massage and 3 course lunch combo on Instagram and had to give it a try. It's…read moreonly available weekday's morning to early afternoon. A reservation is highly recommended because there are only a limited amount of massage bookings. The appointment started off upstairs at the spa. It's a 30 minute Thai chair massage and they really went in hard, along with some assisted stretches. It was truly an authentic Thai massage experience. The chairs are placed in a lounge with 5-6 other chairs. Overall, a mix of relaxed and painful massage (in a good way!). Next, we went downstairs to the restaurant for lunch. The service was speedy and friendly. The mango salad and crispy shrimp were both really good. As was the pad thai and stir fry spaghetti. The coconut ice cream wasn't very good, and sadly we weren't able to sub it with another dessert. Also got the super cute mango juice that came with some boba balls and bear shaped ice. Overall, it's a great experience and value for $50. The food seems authentic and decent portions for the cost. Their regular menu also looks very enticing so I will definitely want to come back and try it!

Met up here at the recommendation of a friend that lived nearby. We were originally thinking about…read moregoing to Pai, but it was closed on Labour Day, and was told this place was just as good. We showed up on time for our reservation. Having never been here before, the first thing I noticed was the small market area selling Thai foods, which I felt was nice. If I actually lived in the area, I would consider buying some of the products. The space looks quite nice, and definitely had Thai accents to it. We were seated quickly. As a group of friends having not seen each other for a long time, our server was very patient with us. We were so busy talking, she had to come by 3 times to check if we were ready to order. Each time she came by she smiled, saw that we were busy catching up, and never pressured us to place an order until we were ready. I ended up trying the Khao Soi, Grilled Skewer Platter, Som Tum Papaya Salad, and the Pineapple Fried Rice. I didn't take as my notes as I normally would when eating, but I distinctly remember that every since dish was good - prepared properly and great flavour. As noted, the server was friendly and attentive, and never got the impression we were under a time limit despite being there well over 2 hours. Overall, a very good meal. I'd definitely considering returning if back in the area.

I really wanted to like this place because I love HK cafe and Thai food. Unfortunately it was…read moredisappointing. I had the tom yum risotto the flavours were good but it was really weird to me how they used jasmine rice. It literally reminded me of a white bowl of rice mixed with sauce... I wasn't sure how I felt about it. The shrimp wasn't well prepared - very rubbery and not deveined. I also got the chicken pad thai.It's not the authentic pad thai you would expect - more ketchup side but I didn't mind it. The portions were outrageously small for $20 though. Not a lot of chicken either.

We've been meaning to check this place out and tonight was the night with the boys at grandma &…read moregrandpas! The menu is quite extensive but after asking for some advice and fan favourites, I ended up with the Tom yum seafood "risotto" and the hubs got the Green curry baked cheese with chicken cutlet. First off, the baked curry was okay... not a lot of green curry sauce. The chicken was fine. Not really a dish that wow'd us too much. The Tom Yum Seafood risotto was very tasty and flavourful. I was told it was a fan favourite so I was very intrigued. Sadly, upon arrival, it could have used a better presentation - they put it on a big flat plate so it looked...kinda gross. Secondly, they didn't use Arborio rice. I get that that would've taken a lot longer to make but using regular rice was a disappointment. But after a taste, I was definitely wow'd by the flavour. I quite enjoyed it, despite the rice. Not sure we're going to be in a hurry to come back but it's worth a try!

Food was great. It is more of a take out place though…read more Lots of food, but I recommend the lunch specials as you get a soup and rice. So for lunch specials, we had a pot Thai and massaman curry and holy basil curry. Regular dishes, we got glass noodles, basil, eggplant, yellow, curry, and taro fries I would definitely get the lunch specials again, the glass noodles and taro fries If you're in the neighbourhood it's definitely worth going to. I'm glad I went.

If you're looking for delicious, authentic Thai food, look no further than this hidden gem! Phat…read moreKaphrao offers a range of Thai dishes beyond the typical curries and pad thai to delight your taste buds. I had the Khao Man Gai (chicken on fried rice) during my recent visit. The chicken was soft and tender, and the accompanying sauce had a strong ginger taste that made the dish stand out. I appreciated that it was boneless, which made it very easy to eat. My friends tried the Phat Kaphrao (Stir fried meat with rice) and Padthai, both very fragrant and fresh. One thing I noted was how friendly and helpful the restaurant personnel were. They were happy to answer our questions, offer chilli oil on the side, and even recommended the level of spiciness for our dishes. I ordered mine medium-spicy, which had just the right amount of heat for my taste. The restaurant was small, with only four seats. We were lucky because we did not know about it but could still dine in. Most people ordered takeout instead. Overall, I had an enjoyable experience and would recommend Phat Khaphrao to anyone looking for authentic and flavourful Thai food. I can't wait to return and order more dishes, this time to go!

Ok I'm going to preface this review by saying...I was too hungry and forgot to take any photos…read moreafter soup arrived... Which was the first thing to arrive. I'm sorry my fellow yelpers. I'll try to be descriptive! The restaurant is really pretty. I like the decor and clean look and feel. Servers are really nice and super attentive. They noticed we had a toddler and gave us options for cutlery and cups to make sure whatever they gave him was safe. I loved that! They also were able to easily accommodate a gluten free requirement. We got the grand appetizer platter to share which was really good. Lots of variety and the sauces that came with them were great. I particularly liked the fried calamari and the spring rolls. My family devoured the triangle tofu pieces. The shrimp skewers were also really nice. Well cooked and seasoned. The coconut soup was light and flavorful. It's actually a great portion in those square bowls. We ordered 3 pad thais for our huge table and there was not really much left over. Noodle texture was nice and chewy and the flavors were sweet, tangy, and savory. I kinda wish it was more noodles to meat, which I know is probably opposite of what most people like. But I really really like noodles and basically just want noodles hahaha! We also tried the stir fry glass noodles. I absolutely love glass noodles so I'm very biased to say I enjoyed it a lot. It was savory and a bit spicy. I liked all the veggies they mixed in there for more texture and taste. It has a really good stir fry flavor too. We also ordered the massumum curry which was really creamy and flavorful. I really enjoyed that one mixed with some rice or into my noodles. It's not too spicy, a bit nutty and sweet. I'm a huge fan. We went with chicken for almost everything and my only feedback really about that is that the chicken was really over cooked and dry in some dishes. The few dishes with shrimp were nicer and maybe next time I would try beef. Over all, would come back! Then maybe I can take photos before I eat. Haha!!

Food was good but was sad to see that there were no utensils and had to go back to get them after I…read morealready got back to the hotel. I thought they checked bc i said when i ordered i need utensil. Inside was nice and was quite busy.

This is a reliable spot and always gives you what you expect…read more I can vouch for their grilled squid (inihaw pusit, a Filipino dish), one of the freshest, tastiest and most reliable in TO. Not rubbery at all. We got a side order of eggplant in black bean sauce and a steamed rice. Eggplant was not greasy - BONUS. It's always a pleasure supporting this business.

I have little exposure to Filipino food, so was excited to try something new. We got the Mixed…read morePancit (large) and the Lechon Kawali & Squid house combo. Plenty of food for two and enough for another two lunches the next day. The Mixed Pancit has a generous portion of shrimp, chicken, pork and veggies mixed into the two types of noodles. I wish that the dish was more evenly heated (some bites were warm, some bites were hot), but overall it was a good hearty filling dish. The Lechon Kawali had crispy bits of skin with melt in your mouth fatty meat underneath. I liked the little cubed pieces as they were the perfect size bites without getting too overwhelmingly greasy. Great fried squid also!

A fantastic Thai restaurant boutique kitchen in the heart of Vaughan Ontario…read more Everything is delicious and fresh and top quality ingredients! Also very aware and accommodating for folks with allergy and gluten free concerns.

My first time trying this location and was craving some authentic thai food! It's located right…read moreacross from Promenade mall and there's plenty of parking in the back. We ordered the tom yum noodles, pad kee mao and mango salad. I was quite surprised at how much mango they gave!! The dressing was definitely sweeter than viet mango salad though. The tom yum soup base was creamy and delicious but it wasn't spicy at all. I wish there was a little more spice though. The pad kee mao was good and it reminded us of the chinese beef noodle stir fry lol Service was good; the waitresses were knowledgeable and friendly. Restaurant was clean and spacious! Will definitely come back!

This was our first meal in Toronto and our favorite!!! The fried bassa with the green curry is…read moresomething I still dream about. The Khao soi was also really good. We tried to walk in around 7:30 on a weeknight and the wait was about an hour so we got pick up instead and it was still delicious. The interior did look very cool and fun and large. There were stairs to go up and one very old elevator. We went to both locations during our trip and they tasted pretty much the same! We actually liked this interior better than the one downtown.

Met up with family here, as I was in town again…read more The food here never disappoints. - Northern Thai Platter: Really good. Fritters, Moo Ping, Laab Salad were all great. I thought the Northern Thai sausage was only so-so. - Gai Satay: Good. Tender, and great flavour. - Pak Boong Fai Deng (Morning Glory): Very good. Traditional preparation, so great flavour. - Pad Thai: Very good. Noodles maintained great texture. - Pad See Ew: Very good. Service this time was much better than last. Very friendly, and took the extra time to interact with everyone at the table. Look forward to my next visit.