Amazing Thai food, completely authentic and absolutely delicious!…read more Easily one of the best Thai restaurants I've been to!

We will DEFINITELY be back after tonight's amazing dinner here! The red curry duck was…read moreperfect...dynamic flavours. The mixed entree for two was superb, especially the vegetable sauce and curry puffs. The Tamarind duck was amazing too! We couldn't fit dessert in, but a lovely Baileys and a port finished the meal off nicely. The staff were attentive and friendly. We cannot fault the Maître Dee who was full of great info on the place, the menu and pairing recommendations. This was our first time here but it won't be our last. Speaks for itself as the dining room was full on a Sunday night during covid restrictions.

The Char Kway Teow is amazeballs!! Full of fat noodles, delicious sauce and tasty Chinese sausage…read more Choo chee prawns and chicken are awesome too! I've been back here for years and years and will keep coming back as long as the noodles stay delicious.

Consistent good food and staff is very fast, friendly and attentive. I have been coming to this…read moreplace for over 10 years and is very reliable. Recently changed over and the menu has actually become even a bit better. Nice outdoor area which is not too noisy considering it's on Brighton Rd. Take-away is also pretty good. Favorites: Choo Chi Prawns Masamam Lamb curry Tamarind chicken

Pattaya Thai is where I get my regular take away Thai meal. It has got to the stage that as soon…read moreas I order Wang says "How are you today Alison". It is a bit like a scene from a romantic comedy starring Julia Roberts. Anyway, I digress, I do like the restaurant with it's Kitsch plastic fruit and crustaceans adorning the walls. I have even been adventurous and eaten in. I wouldn't say it is anywhere near the best Thai food in the area but it is consistent and close by. I always order the Chicken Basil with fried rice even though it tastes nothing like any other Chicken Basil I have ever had anywhere else. I would recommend their house named dishes ie. Pattaya Fish. The food is a little hit and miss and does have a somewhat greasy taste but it isn't completely unpleasant. If you like daggy, cheap asian restaurants I would certainly give this a go. If you want something more upmarket or mainstream give it a wide berth. If you do go in say hello to Wang. He will be operating the oversized calculator on the front desk. When we first ventured in here we used to laugh (quietly to ourselves of course) because he would always check the addition on his calculator about three times. Then one day when I was waiting, I happened to check out the calculator and realised that it was so worn out you couldn't see the numbers and that is why he had to triple check. But all is good now as I went in for the first time in a while and noticed a shiny new calculator in pride of place and when it came to pay, Wang only had to do the addition once!

We had pretty high expectations as this place got a good review…read more However, it took a half hour to get our entrees. The tom yum soup was ok but not the best we've had. And was strangely flavoured. Probably because it had basil leaves instead of the proper lime and lemongrass leaves. The Pandan chicken was kind of sour - should have been sweet. The mains took another hour to come. The waiter apologised and offered us free drinks, which we refused but I asked him for tea. He said he'd bring us Chinese tea and ended up bringing some kind of medicinal flavoured herbal tea. Not really very appetizing. The Pattaya fish ended up being served in little fried pieces instead of as a whole fish that we expected. We should have gone for the steamed fish. The special crab-fried rice was pretty much just rice. my partner said he tasted some crab in one bite. The curry veg was mostly cabbage and very soupy. Not much veg in it. The toilet only has a dirty looking bar of soap on the sink for washing hands. We wouldn't touch it. Overall, not a great experience.

Last couple of meals here have been less than ordinary. The lady running the restaurant can be…read morequite abrupt and compared to other times I'd been here the service is quite slow. The food is not too bad and they still do the best fried rice but I'm afraid its let done by the rest.

Aroy Thai is a big ol-hunk of my childhood, this family owned business has been on Coromandel…read moreParade for as long as I can remember and I don't think the menu has changed since opening. Dine-in or take-away the large menu has something to satisfy everyone and it rarely disappoints. Dining here earlier this month with my family, we opted for the banquet option where a variety of dishes came out for everyone to did into and I would suggest this option when you're with a large group. Staff are super friendly and helpful and know the menu inside and out, and are always helpful when you have those friends who don't really like Asian style food and will point out the "safe" options. My only criticism with this lovely little restaurant is the lack of "true" Thai dishes, if you're looking for something properly authentic then go elsewhere, but if you want a tasty meal then this is the place for you!

Always nice food! Crispy roast pork banh mi is the favorite. Friendly staff. you won't be…read moredisappointed!

Sabai Café on the corner of Partridge and Bath Streets at Glenelg South is a pretty unique little…read morecafé. I've only ever been here for coffee on a Sunday afternoon and the coffee is worth a mention but by all accounts they're better known for their Thai Food. I just wish I'd known about their reputation when I went there because I am quite partial to a good serve of Pad Thai. They have a good selection of tables inside as well as a small but really cool outside area that is dog friendly. There's just a few tables here but they face onto the street and it's a great spot to watch the world go by on a lazy Sunday afternoon. I will be going back here very soon for a Thai meal. Can't wait!

Sabai is a MUST for foodies or anyone who appreciates fresh and creative meals. I've eaten there at…read moreleast 2 dozen times now for breakfast or dinner. When I have visitors this is where I take them! Sabai gives visitors a taste of something familiar yet different. The Thai dinners make my tastebuds jump with enjoyment and already thinking of my next visit! And the Breakfasts served along with the consistently delicious Mahalia coffee make any coffee goer loyal! I'd love to replicate my favourites on the menu but instead I'd rather enjoy the friendly service, intimate atmosphere and presenation I know I can't replicate at home. Treat yourself to a delicious meal at Sabai and make your mouth happy!

Have been coming here for years. Cannot fault the food or…read morethe service. So many options and they'll happily accommodate requests to change menu items to suit your dietary needs. Great beach side restaurant and after a full belly and casual walk down to the pier is an awesome way to top off the night. The I ndoor and outdoor seating is a great option!

Over the past three years I have been a regular diner at this family run restaurant…read more Kevin Ponniah and his wife Tanny have been very welcoming every time I visited their restaurant - and it was too many to count! This authentic Thai restaurant has a great casual atmosphere which is enhanced by the friendly team of attentive waiting staff. The menu is well balanced and gives the customer great choices of authentic Thai dishes ranging from wok stir fries, noodle dishes and salads to traditional curries. The entrees I have tried are all exceptional - Pandan Chicken, Spring Rolls, Dim Sims, Thai Fish Cakes and Money Bags. I recommend you try the Pandan Chicken for its amazing flavour of spices. The Money Bags were also a pleasant surprise - especially as these are normally not a favourite of mine. The main dishes I have sampled were absolutely the best in Adelaide! I absolutely loved the Masaman Beef Curry and wish I could find one as good as this in Sydney. I highly recommend that you try this on your next visit. Other dishes to definitely try are the Thai Basil Chicken (Hot), Thai Garlic Prawns and Pud Thai Tu Noodles. In Thais' signature dish is the Moreton Bay Bugs - tails tossed with fresh vegetables in their own special Thai chilli sauce. The sumptuous and delicately flavoured Moreton Bay Bug tails were cooked perfectly and presented in ready to eat bite sized portions. No need for you to get your fingers dirty here. The flesh falls away from the shell easily and is sautéed with all the exotic flavours of the special chilli sauce. This is mixed with various vegetables. My favourite cold main is the Thai Spinach salad - perfect for those hot Adelaide Summer nights. Desserts - I always craved the Banana Fritters with the delicious caramel sauce. Sometimes this was not always available to my disappointment, but if you are able to sample it, do try it for yourself! , the sauce melts Otherwise I always opted for a Caramel Pecan muffin. When lightly heated the sauce oozes nicely over the cake. Yummy! The restaurant also opens for breakfast from 8:30am to11:30am with many breakfast options. I tried the Thai Omelette, which was a great breakfast choice. Newly added choices that I want to try are Smoked Norwegian Salmon, French Brioche Toast or the Pan Fried Duck Eggs. I really miss not being able to pop down to In Thais since moving to Sydney, but I can't wait to come back to your wonderful restaurant when next I am in Adelaide.