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Thai food joint located inside First Markham Place food court. I've been to this spot a couple of times. I don't know if it's truly authentic, but it does the job, and I enjoyed my meal. I do recommend the popular coconut curry noodle soup that I had before. On my most recent visit, I ordered something not as commonly chosen, which is the Queen Lad Nar. It has a bit more subtle flavour, it tastes like a sort of light chicken gravy on rice noodles. I think in terms of value, this spot is more expensive compared to neighbouring joints, but they use some quality veggies and meat so it makes it worthwhile.
A solid meal at a mall food court, and a great change of pace from all the Chinese food options I go to when I'm in the Markham / Scarborough area. There aren't a lot of Thai options where I live so I was really looking forward to this place. There's a good variety in dishes they offer (fried noodle and rice, noodles in soup, appetizers, salads, etc) and the prices are very reasonable. There's ample seating in the food court and some interesting stores in the mall, so not a bad place to head over for shopping & lunch. Lots of parking outside and it's very spacious inside too. I opted for the coconut noodle soup since it was one of their best sellers and loved it. The broth had enough coconut flavour in it and lots of spices, which is not always easy to find in a coconut milk-based dish. The herbs and lime on top help add a kick to it; you can also ask for crushed peanuts to add on top but they don't give it to you automatically, likely because it's a common allergen. Overall, the flavour is an interesting mix of sour/savoury, both hearty and refreshing at the same time. Portion size is also great; the meat/nuts/noodles/broth ratio was perfect, I never ran out of broth, and the meal is more than enough. In the summer I imagine it might feed 2. As a person who enjoys ramen, rice noodle, pasta, and other noodle varieties, this was an easy new fave for me, and it brought all the intensity of Thai flavours/spices. I'll definitely be back next time I'm around to try some other dishes on their menu.
Thai spot located in the food court at First Markham Place. It's actually pretty good! Does it beat khao san road or northern pai downtown? Not a chance. But the food is definitely authentic I'll give them that. And the prices here (being uptown and not downtown) are MUCH better than the downtown spots I just mentioned. The coconut noodle soup was above avg. The soup was pretty flavourful it didn't cling to the noodles very well. So the noodles tasted kinda bland. I liked the ground pork added to the dish to make it more hearty. The nam khao (crispy rice salad) is a must order imo. The rice was so tasty and the lil crispy bits burst in your mouth. Super fresh and the portion was massive. My favourite dish at this place. My girlfriend and I ordered a veggie pad thai as well. The noodles were great (could've been saucier honestly) but the veggies were no bueno. I think they used frozen veggies and threw them into the wok cuz some of them still had the freezer burn on them still. Definitely order this dish with shrimp, chicken or beef if you come here LOL.
For a food court, Wiang Kuk Thai Food serves pretty good Thai dishes. The menu is plastered all over the front of the stall, all with big photos - making it easy to see their offerings and choose. They have the typical Thai dishes such as Pad Thai, Fried Rice, Pad Gra Prow (Thai Basil leaf stir-fry), Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles), Papaya Salad, and Mango Sticky Rice. For almost all of the main dishes, you get to choose the protein (shrimps, beef, chicken, vegetarian). I tried the Pattaya Fried Rice with Shrimps, and it was very delicious. It was full of flavour and contained a good amount of shrimps, chopped scrambled eggs, vegetables, and pineapple chunks. It also came with a small bowl of soup / aromatic broth with cilantro. I highly recommended this stall if you're craving some Thai food and happen to be in First Markham Place food court.
Brilliant lil food court located on the maze of corridors that make up this lil mall that has Korean, Vietnamese, fusion HK style food, a vegan stall and so much more, but I wanted to check out the Thai place. Picked up the white meat chicken larb, which included some chicken offal (heart and something else, I think?). This was fantastic! Funky, herby, Kaffir limey, and spicy ... It's special. I wanted a tasty noodle and was recommended by the counter lady to try their Pad Ew noodle. It was beautifully coloured to me, bit lacked the depth of flavour and umami that belied carmalised colour of the stir fry. I was really rooting for this dish, but I just mixed the larb with the noodle for more flavour. But I'll come back, to investigate some more off their offers ... Until next time, then.
Because of Covid, we've been having a hard time finding places that both taste good and give decent sized portions. This Thai place in First Markham Place is among some of the few we've been frequenting recently because it satisfies our cravings and leaves us full! Not to mention, it's perfect if you're looking for a quick and affordable meal. Their pad thai is pretty standard, not exceptionally good and not bad. We still get it almost every single time hahah. But the dish you must try is the crispy rice salad (Nam Khao). We would come back just to get this dish. It is sooo good. It is nothing like a salad, and has everything to do with crispy and deliciousness. Not sure what sauce they use, but it is crazy good. Just try it. It won't disappoint. Honorable mentions: spicy drunken noodle and thai curry noodle soup. Have yet to try their curry dishes, but that's next on the list! Pre-covid, it was cash only. Now they accept credit card, so that's a nice change.
Oooo I love this place ! Drooling thinking about their Nam Khao ( crispy rice salad ). It is a very refreshing dish - a unique mixture of spicy , sour and tangy combo and delicious every time we get it . One important thing to note is this is a rare laos dish that not many places sell therefore a must try :) Typically we can only get this dish at the annual Laos festival. Customer service has also been great the last few times we went :) FYI - this review is specifically for the Nam Khao dish ...tried the pad Thai and chicken soup a few years ago and these were just alright. Chicken soup was average to slightly average ...Pad Thai was actually below average...
I am a big fan of Thai food and it was my first time in this area. I was excited to see a restaurant that sold Thai food and so I was (of course) drawn to it haha. My go-to order is the pad kee mao and so that was what I ordered there. I waited around while the food was being made. I shared it among my friends who have never had this particular dish before. We all thought that the dish was okay, I found it a bit bland than what I am normally used to. It was definitely worth the try, I would go back and try more their well-known dishes such as pad thai or their curries.
Inexpensive, quick, tasty authentic food. I've tried almost everything on their menu over the years and never had a bad experience! Pictured is basil chicken topped with a perfectly fried egg, and chicken with rice (it's like their version of hainese chicken). If you haven't tried this place yet, please go! You won't be disappointed!
For a food court establishment, this place ain't bad at all. As well, Thai food isn't just the Pad Thai. HAHA! Anyhow. So my friends and I came here to get food and we were mesmerized with all the different choices. I wanted to stay away from the other choices available and I chose Wiang Kuk. There's no venue assessment as it is in a food court. Food wise, like I said I stayed away from the Pad Thai and ordered the stir fried glass noodles with pork. Normally Thai food doesn't serve pork, only beef and chicken (at least to the places I gotten food from). So I gave this a go. Not bad at all, the glass noodle isn't oily and lots of onions went with it. I love the peanut that adds at texture of crunch. Flavour isn't too overpowering and the pork was stir fried just right. I will come back to try other stuff (not Pad Thai for sure).
Based on my first visit, I'm giving it 3.5 stars. I've been coming to FMP food court for many years but I have never tried this Thai place. My family loves the BBQ place, there's two which we used to go the left side one but now the right side one (Extra BBQ). Honestly they are both similar but I do like the home made soup from Extra BBQ. As for the other food vendors, you can get really good Korean food which now has three. Really strange how this food court has multiple vendors serving exactly the same food...2 BBQ places, 3 Korean places, 4 Bubble Tea/Fruit juices or is it 5. I was really surprised at all the menu items here...thank goodness there are pictures of every dish. I had no idea what some of these dishes were. Thanks to Yelp reviewers, I was able to pick a few dishes to try. Got the #13 Larb Beef and #S36 Sai Oau (Pork sausage) and the Beef Pad Thai. I was so amazed at the Larb Beef dish which was a mixed of beef and tripe tossed with onions and coriander in a fish sauce...so refreshing and tasty! My only complaint was that the beef was a little chewy and I got it medium rare. Maybe I'll ask for well done next time. I just have to say that I love this dish! The sausage was good too but I didn't like the Pad Thai. I'm a bit picky with Pad Thai and I found it a bit sweet. Overall, I'm glad that I finally tried this place and now I have one more choice at FMP.
I've been frequenting this place a lot as of late because my personal trainer is around here. If you're wondering if this place is counterproductive to my efforts with said trainer, you are 100% right it is! I visited this place because my Chiropractor was raving about it and decided to give their larb beef salad a shot. The soup is flavorful without tasting heavy. It's actually quite refreshing when you have some after a bite of the salad because the salad packs heat! They also have slices of cucumber to cool your tongue down but really, I needed a bubble tea with lots of milk because when you ask for spicy, they don't play around. Their thai iced tea is just ok. I much prefer thai iced tea from Thai on 7 or Sukho thai. The chef special basil chicken is delicious as well. I love that the basil flavor really comes through but the basil leaves weren't overcooked. The flavors of their dishes pack a punch but it also has a brightness so the dishes don't feel heavy....even when you're overeating. I heard that their coconut soup noodles are fantastic so I will give it a go next time. Their prices are really good considering the amount of food you get. I don't mind coming here and save a few bucks instead of going to Sukhothai/Pai!
1 year ago
I heard a lot of good things about this place, we decided to get drunken noodles chicken. Yeah for food 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. read more
1 year ago
This was in the FMP food court. We ordered one of our favorite Thai dishes, Pineapple fried rice. Unfortunately, this was a disappointment. It was completely tasteless. read more
Thai food joint located inside First Markham Place food court. I've been to this spot a couple of times. I don't know if it's truly authentic, but it does the job, and I enjoyed my meal. I do recommend the popular coconut curry noodle soup that I had before. On my most recent visit, I ordered something not as commonly chosen, which is the Queen Lad Nar. It has a bit more subtle flavour, it tastes like a sort of light chicken gravy on rice noodles. I think in terms of value, this spot is more expensive compared to neighbouring joints, but they use some quality veggies and meat so it makes it worthwhile. read more
A solid meal at a mall food court, and a great change of pace from all the Chinese food options I go to when I'm in the Markham / Scarborough area. There aren't a lot of Thai options where I live so I was really looking forward to this place. There's a good variety in dishes they offer (fried noodle and rice, noodles in soup, appetizers, salads, etc) and the prices are very reasonable. There's ample seating in the food court and some interesting stores in the mall, so not a bad place to head over for shopping & lunch. Lots of parking outside and it's very spacious inside too. I opted for the coconut noodle soup since it was one of their best sellers and loved it. The broth had enough coconut flavour in it and lots of spices, which is not always easy to find in a coconut milk-based dish. The herbs and lime on top help add a kick to it; you can also ask for crushed peanuts to add on top but they don't give it to you automatically, likely because it's a common allergen. Overall, the flavour is an interesting mix of sour/savoury, both hearty and refreshing at the same time. Portion size is also great; the meat/nuts/noodles/broth ratio was perfect, I never ran out of broth, and the meal is more than enough. In the summer I imagine it might feed 2. As a person who enjoys ramen, rice noodle, pasta, and other noodle varieties, this was an easy new fave for me, and it brought all the intensity of Thai flavours/spices. I'll definitely be back next time I'm around to try some other dishes on their menu. read more
Thai spot located in the food court at First Markham Place. It's actually pretty good! Does it beat khao san road or northern pai downtown? Not a chance. But the food is definitely authentic I'll give them that. And the prices here (being uptown and not downtown) are MUCH better than the downtown spots I just mentioned. The coconut noodle soup was above avg. The soup was pretty flavourful it didn't cling to the noodles very well. So the noodles tasted kinda bland. I liked the ground pork added to the dish to make it more hearty. The nam khao (crispy rice salad) is a must order imo. The rice was so tasty and the lil crispy bits burst in your mouth. Super fresh and the portion was massive. My favourite dish at this place. My girlfriend and I ordered a veggie pad thai as well. The noodles were great (could've been saucier honestly) but the veggies were no bueno. I think they used frozen veggies and threw them into the wok cuz some of them still had the freezer burn on them still. Definitely order this dish with shrimp, chicken or beef if you come here LOL. read more
For a food court, Wiang Kuk Thai Food serves pretty good Thai dishes. The menu is plastered all over the front of the stall, all with big photos - making it easy to see their offerings and choose. They have the typical Thai dishes such as Pad Thai, Fried Rice, Pad Gra Prow (Thai Basil leaf stir-fry), Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles), Papaya Salad, and Mango Sticky Rice. For almost all of the main dishes, you get to choose the protein (shrimps, beef, chicken, vegetarian). I tried the Pattaya Fried Rice with Shrimps, and it was very delicious. It was full of flavour and contained a good amount of shrimps, chopped scrambled eggs, vegetables, and pineapple chunks. It also came with a small bowl of soup / aromatic broth with cilantro. I highly recommended this stall if you're craving some Thai food and happen to be in First Markham Place food court. read more
Brilliant lil food court located on the maze of corridors that make up this lil mall that has Korean, Vietnamese, fusion HK style food, a vegan stall and so much more, but I wanted to check out the Thai place. Picked up the white meat chicken larb, which included some chicken offal (heart and something else, I think?). This was fantastic! Funky, herby, Kaffir limey, and spicy ... It's special. I wanted a tasty noodle and was recommended by the counter lady to try their Pad Ew noodle. It was beautifully coloured to me, bit lacked the depth of flavour and umami that belied carmalised colour of the stir fry. I was really rooting for this dish, but I just mixed the larb with the noodle for more flavour. But I'll come back, to investigate some more off their offers ... Until next time, then. read more
6 years ago
Because of Covid, we've been having a hard time finding places that both taste good and give decent sized portions. This Thai place in First Markham Place is among some of the few we've been frequenting recently because it satisfies our cravings and leaves us full! Not to mention, it's perfect if you're looking for a quick and affordable meal. Their pad thai is pretty standard, not exceptionally good and not bad. We still get it almost every single time hahah. But the dish you must try is the crispy rice salad (Nam Khao). We would come back just to get this dish. It is sooo good. It is nothing like a salad, and has everything to do with crispy and deliciousness. Not sure what sauce they use, but it is crazy good. Just try it. It won't disappoint. Honorable mentions: spicy drunken noodle and thai curry noodle soup. Have yet to try their curry dishes, but that's next on the list! Pre-covid, it was cash only. Now they accept credit card, so that's a nice change. read more
Oooo I love this place ! Drooling thinking about their Nam Khao ( crispy rice salad ). It is a very refreshing dish - a unique mixture of spicy , sour and tangy combo and delicious every time we get it . One important thing to note is this is a rare laos dish that not many places sell therefore a must try :) Typically we can only get this dish at the annual Laos festival. Customer service has also been great the last few times we went :) FYI - this review is specifically for the Nam Khao dish ...tried the pad Thai and chicken soup a few years ago and these were just alright. Chicken soup was average to slightly average ...Pad Thai was actually below average... read more
I am a big fan of Thai food and it was my first time in this area. I was excited to see a restaurant that sold Thai food and so I was (of course) drawn to it haha. My go-to order is the pad kee mao and so that was what I ordered there. I waited around while the food was being made. I shared it among my friends who have never had this particular dish before. We all thought that the dish was okay, I found it a bit bland than what I am normally used to. It was definitely worth the try, I would go back and try more their well-known dishes such as pad thai or their curries. read more
Inexpensive, quick, tasty authentic food. I've tried almost everything on their menu over the years and never had a bad experience! Pictured is basil chicken topped with a perfectly fried egg, and chicken with rice (it's like their version of hainese chicken). If you haven't tried this place yet, please go! You won't be disappointed! read more
9 years ago
For a food court establishment, this place ain't bad at all. As well, Thai food isn't just the Pad Thai. HAHA! Anyhow. So my friends and I came here to get food and we were mesmerized with all the different choices. I wanted to stay away from the other choices available and I chose Wiang Kuk. There's no venue assessment as it is in a food court. Food wise, like I said I stayed away from the Pad Thai and ordered the stir fried glass noodles with pork. Normally Thai food doesn't serve pork, only beef and chicken (at least to the places I gotten food from). So I gave this a go. Not bad at all, the glass noodle isn't oily and lots of onions went with it. I love the peanut that adds at texture of crunch. Flavour isn't too overpowering and the pork was stir fried just right. I will come back to try other stuff (not Pad Thai for sure). read more
Based on my first visit, I'm giving it 3.5 stars. I've been coming to FMP food court for many years but I have never tried this Thai place. My family loves the BBQ place, there's two which we used to go the left side one but now the right side one (Extra BBQ). Honestly they are both similar but I do like the home made soup from Extra BBQ. As for the other food vendors, you can get really good Korean food which now has three. Really strange how this food court has multiple vendors serving exactly the same food...2 BBQ places, 3 Korean places, 4 Bubble Tea/Fruit juices or is it 5. I was really surprised at all the menu items here...thank goodness there are pictures of every dish. I had no idea what some of these dishes were. Thanks to Yelp reviewers, I was able to pick a few dishes to try. Got the #13 Larb Beef and #S36 Sai Oau (Pork sausage) and the Beef Pad Thai. I was so amazed at the Larb Beef dish which was a mixed of beef and tripe tossed with onions and coriander in a fish sauce...so refreshing and tasty! My only complaint was that the beef was a little chewy and I got it medium rare. Maybe I'll ask for well done next time. I just have to say that I love this dish! The sausage was good too but I didn't like the Pad Thai. I'm a bit picky with Pad Thai and I found it a bit sweet. Overall, I'm glad that I finally tried this place and now I have one more choice at FMP. read more
3 years ago
I'm not easy to please when it comes to food. Having said that, this is hands down the best Pad Thai I have ever eaten. Noodles are soft and do not break. Sauce is amazing. A smile would add to the atmosphere. read more
7 years ago
I've been frequenting this place a lot as of late because my personal trainer is around here. If you're wondering if this place is counterproductive to my efforts with said trainer, you are 100% right it is! I visited this place because my Chiropractor was raving about it and decided to give their larb beef salad a shot. The soup is flavorful without tasting heavy. It's actually quite refreshing when you have some after a bite of the salad because the salad packs heat! They also have slices of cucumber to cool your tongue down but really, I needed a bubble tea with lots of milk because when you ask for spicy, they don't play around. Their thai iced tea is just ok. I much prefer thai iced tea from Thai on 7 or Sukho thai. The chef special basil chicken is delicious as well. I love that the basil flavor really comes through but the basil leaves weren't overcooked. The flavors of their dishes pack a punch but it also has a brightness so the dishes don't feel heavy....even when you're overeating. I heard that their coconut soup noodles are fantastic so I will give it a go next time. Their prices are really good considering the amount of food you get. I don't mind coming here and save a few bucks instead of going to Sukhothai/Pai! read more
12 years ago
Since my review back in March 2012, almost 3 years later and numerous visit to Wiang Kuk Thai Food, this is time for an update. I like how Wiang Kuk had improved their menu selection over the years. You would find the usual Pad Thai, Mango Salad or Spring Roll that is safe and common in any other Thai restaurants in the area. But if you want to be a little more adventurous, there is also more unique item from Lao you can choose from, which I guarantee that you won't find in another restaurant in the area or even in the GTA. I like how the price still being really reasonable with nothing over $10, just like how Thai food should be priced. The spices and herbs are really authentic. Tons of complex flavour even without that additional Thai spiciness. The food photos all over the food stall that helps in ordering made everything looks delicious and even harder for me to make a decision of what to order! read more
5 years ago
First Markham Place is home to my favourite food court. They have so many choices, albeit Asian, and the food has to be good to survive. There's one place that I go to almost all the time but I felt like something different today. After surveying a few vendors, I settled on Wiang Kuk Thai Food. I ordered the Thai Green Curry with Chicken and my companion had the Pad Thai Noodles with Chicken. It was her first time having Pad Thai. We both tried each other's dishes and were very happy with our choices. She did enjoy the Pad Thai but couldn't finish it. The portions are very generous. The curry dish was served with a large bowl of rice and soup. With a can of pop, it was still under $10. Good value! If you're allergic to peanuts, BEWARE! Thai cooking uses peanuts and both our dishes had peanuts. They had even more peanuts available at the pickup counter. Please be cautious of cross contamination or contact at the counter. read more
6 years ago
I saw a lot of good reviews about wiang kuk. So I went there and ordered a dish of sticky rice mango. It was one of my biggest mistakes for 2020. It turned out a sticky rice congee topped with mango. The rice was not well cooked. I rarely waste foo but I have to throw the whole bowl of rice to garage after finishing the mango. I felt discomforted after having the dish. I would rate it minus 100 if I can. I suggest them to remove things they are not good at from the menu. Extremely disappointed read more
8 years ago
This is probably my first time eating at the First Markham Place food court. Not a bad experience. Thai coconut noodle soup ($6.95 and includes a tea) - I love the soup base! The perfect level of spiciness and not too salty. It has a strong coconut and curry taste. I didn't really like the type of noodles they used, the fresh or dried pho noodles would've been better. I liked the minced pork, it gave me a feeling of home. But I just couldn't stand the smell of the tea it came with. Pad Thai with shrimps ($9.50) - The taste is very similar to the one at Congee Queen. Again, the same type of noodles as the Thai coconut noodle soup. A little on the wet side. I would say this is the typical pad Thai in Toronto but at a lower price. Overall, 3.5 stars. Very good value and big portions. read more
Okay gonna have to give credit when credit is due...been coming to First Markham Place and by passing all the other great food places and coming directly here. This is the best bang for your buck authentic Thai place you will find in the GTA. From the curries to the pad thai and to my most recent discovery, larb beef, this place has not disappointed me. The family running Wiang Kuk takes care and provide excellent authentic Thai food at a great price. I would much rather have Thai food here then any high end restaurant. 5/5. Well deserved! read more
8 years ago
An authentic Thai restaurant in the middle of Chinese cuisine dominated food court. I ordered Bangkok Chicken (Kao Moon Gai) and it reminded me of Hiananese Chicken albeit a more lemony sour version of ginger sauce. The chicken and rice itself is good but I will give them a plus on the heavenly good service soup. I look forward ordering their Coconut Curry Soup which I saw from my neighbouring eater. read more
Came here today on a Sunday evening and tried their lemongrass chicken. Lemongrass chicken combo comes with chicken, rice, and soup, salad, small tea. Chicken is very tasty and serving is pretty big. I also tried their Thai milk tea and it is very good! Will go again for sure! Over-all no complaints. I am very impressed by all the food places in this mall. All the places I have tried have served quality food so far.. one exception: Magic Fusion. Review 23 of 100 read more
I'm sad to announce that the GTA Thai food court / take out scene is well, sad with the exception of Wiang Kuk, who has been the sole provider of my single-diner Thai meals for the last few seasons. I haven't had the need to visit the franchise Thai Express thanks to Wiang Kuk. Conveniently, located at First Markham Place food court Variety, of Thai dishes that'll give each visit a different flavour Spicy, if you need a good balance of flavours along with spice Cheapy, pricing makes my wallet happy and no tipping worries I have to admit, there are a couple dishes I've tried that didn't make sense to me or my teeth but due to convenience and affordable pricing, I've had the chance to try multiple other meals and have been satisfied. I give them more appreciation simply due to when they open shop, it was more than difficult to find a place serving Sai Oua or Larb including Downtown where Khao San Road only served Sai Oua periodically if you're lucky and many "Thai" restaurants where the typical ketchupy Pad Thai mumble jumble. -=3.5 stars=- read more
Located in the food court of first markham place. I'd consider this place a pretty authentic place for Thai food. All their employees are from Thailand and speak Thai. The food here is delicious. My parents love this place. They always buy take out from here every time they pass by the area. We usually get #11 and #12 and the beef larp These dishes taste really authentic. Full of herbs and flavour. The sticky rice here is nicely cooked. It's not too soft and not too hard. Thai ice tea is okay. Not the best I've had. It seems a little they didn't use enough cream or milk. The flavours not creamy enough. Overall, recommended. read more
13 years ago
Great Thai food for a Food Court! The mango salad is a thing of beauty. Filled with fresh Ataulfo Mangos thinly sliced, not too ripe, slightly tangy and perfectly tossed in the right dressings. There's nothing else in the salad, it's ALL mango. Their Pad Thai is pretty good authentic without the reddish food colouring that you normally find at other locations. Totally would recommend this place! read more
10 years ago
FOOD: I had an order of the green curry chicken on rice with vegetables. The order came with a bowl of soup and a cup of sugar cane drink. The meal was very satisfying. The curry mixed with the rice was lighter than usual curry but the flavour was still there and kicked! The chicken was tender and not dry but not juicy as well. It had a light firm texture to it but flavourful. Hands down one of the best curries I've tried for the type of food. PRICE: It was just over $6. Every meal is under $10. SERVICE: Great service! The lady in the front that was helping me was very kind, sociable and welcoming. She made good conversation while the chef was preparing my meal. AMBIANCE: The restaurant is located in a food court. It's a noisy food court but usually filled with the elderly. Good and friendly environment. Overall I was very satisfied with the food! The price was great and you really get the bang for the buck. Friendly people! I'm definitely coming back to give the other dishes a try like their pad Thai and coconut noodle soup! read more
Came here for lunch today! I ordered set #11, the Heavenly Beef + Sausage (Seen Savan and Sai Oau), which came with papaya salad, chili sauce, choice of rice (I chose sticky), soup, and drink. My mom ordered the King Seafood (#4), while my Dad got the Bangkok Chicken (#1). The heavenly beef refers to beef jerky, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! Although there were only 5 measly pieces, they were very flavourful, chewy, and smoky. The sausage was interesting - there was lots of fatty pork, and I could distinctly taste cilantro and other spices embedded in the sausage. The sausage was crispy on the outside, but very fatty and meaty on the inside. The sticky rice was amazing! I loved that each grain was separate from the other, and that it wasn't mushy by any means. I enjoyed the soup as well... it was some broth with cilantro, though my sister insisted it was straight up cilantro water. The papaya salad was very tangy, but definitely not up everyone's alley. While I enjoyed its fishy flavour, my dad felt it was too strong with the fish sauce. Moreover, be careful with the spice level - I got medium (half a chili) and it was still very spicy! Finally, I thoroughly enjoyed the tea as well. I believe it was some red date/jujube tea, for it was very sweet and strong in red date flavour. My mom loved her order. She felt that there were many vegetables as well as seafood, and that the broth was strong in coconut flavour. Definitely didn't skimp on ingredients! Meanwhile, my dad's Bangkok chicken greatly resembled Hainanese chicken, except it was more rough on texture. The rice appeared to be flavoured, but wasn't really. Both enjoyed their tea as well! We then ended the meal with our first try of mango coconut sticky rice! It was a very rich and filling dessert, very fragrant with coconut milk, sugar, and sesame seeds. I have leftovers for tomorrow, and I can't wait! read more
This is located in one of my favourite food courts. Got the Thai coconut noodle soup from here today for $6.20 including tax, and it includes a cold drink (kinda like a cold Thai tea.. Sweetish). Soup base was coconuty, I think it would benefit from being even more coconuty. The noodles comes with a good amount of ground pork. Overall, not bad, I may try it again in the future. read more
6 years ago
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