Kingston has quite a few Cambodian restaurants and I decided to have this relatively uncommon…read morecuisine. The lady at the counter sound Thai and was confused when I asked if they had fish amok and the food here is spicy for Cambodian food. I'm not sure how Cambodian the food is but it's pretty tasty. I was told 1, 5 & 6 were the more Cambodian dishes. Spicy sour chicken (Cambodian style) had a sweet, spicy & rich peanut sauce. Cambodian Village soup was a big portion and was a spicy, rich, thin soup with some coconut milk. Cambodian spring rolls were good: quite peppery, with quite a bit of meat and served with a dipping sauce made from fish sauce, peanuts and carrot. Thai iced tea was big and good: rich and concentrated.

Bussin no cap, all of the curry dishes are bomb. I recommend the dishes 1 and 6. You won't be…read moredisappointed. Order extra water!!

We came here for a late lunch, seeking some warm soup amidst the drizzling weather outside…read more Cambodiana has been open for many years now, but my boyfriend (a Queens grad) has never been... but no time like the present! The place takes only debit or cash, so don't forget to bring more than just your credit card! We shared a pad thai, a Cambodiana (green curry based) soup, and then got an iced coffee to go. All were soooo good!! The Cambodiana had a slight kick, but was quite milky rich with coconut milk. It was loaded with chicken strips and bamboo shoots. It basically tastes like a flavourful, watered down green curry... but I'm not complaining! The pad thai was not greasy nor too soft / soggy. There were a few pieces of plump shrimp and the portion sizes were very generous! We were stuffed upon finishing the two mains, and even had to leave some rice behind. I had a coffee craving, so we got a coffee before leaving. At first, I was shocked by the price tag (almost $6 for a one size / small), but the iced coffee was so smooth and rich. It basically tasted like a Vietnamese iced coffee, but much less stringent and not as sweet. A lot of effort was also put into it, with small crushed up bits of ice that quickly cooled down the drink. Delicious! Would love to come back again for Cambodian food.

Excellent food with great, hearty portions! I had the tofu pad thai with Thai style stir-fried…read morenoodles with fried tofu, green onion, bean sprouts, and roasted peanuts which was delicious! I liked that there was a good amount of peanuts sprinkled on the pad thai, giving it texture, and the tofu was soft, tasty, and altogether fantastic. I also tried some of the panang curry tofu which, served with a base of coconut milk, tasted fresh and yummy. One of my favourite parts of this restaurant was its ambience -- it's a homey and cozy place and it was fairly quiet when I went on a Wednesday evening. Their hours are pretty limited though (until 8pm on all nights and they're closed on Sundays) so I would keep an eye out for that. Our server was excellent and the location of the restaurant is pretty sweet too -- right in front of the hospital with all the downtown bus stops. I will definitely be back!

The food flavour is amazing ! Portion size BIG which is rare…read morethese days. One order can easily feed 2 if not more! I was hungry so tried the green curry, red curry and pad Thai. All 3 were sooooo good. My wife and I have have over half of each still left over. The spring rolls are the best spring rolls I've ever had and I've had them around the world ! Make sure you get a couple of those with your main course. Will be going back soon.

Ordered takeout. They get incredibly busy, especially their phone line, so had to just go in and…read moreorder, and then come back after ~40 minutes to pickup. Got the Pad Thai (#18) and the Banhseo (#8). After all the claims that this was the best pad thai in Kingston, I have to say I was pretty disappointed. The noodles weren't exactly great; good hardness but not good chew. Flavour was a little on the bland side. However, I really enjoyed the Banhseo. It's like an thin crepe/pancake wrapped around chicken, bean sprouts. Served with fish sauce, and some chili sauce, it was light and tasty, but also very satisfying. Portion sizes are huge. Definitely good value.

I really enjoyed my meal at Pat's. There were 4 of us and we each ordered something different…read more Number 1 the red curry, number 5 chicken stir fry, sour green curry soup and pad Thai. All dishes were very unique and very flavorful. The red curry was outstanding. Some of the best I've ever tried, and red curry is always my go-to dish for Thai restaurants. They are not stingy with the basil! The green curry soup had a hint of sourness as per its name, but it's not really sour. It was delicious and very much like the traditional Thai green curry except in soup form. The pad Thai was beautiful looking but in general I don't enjoy pad Thai as one of my favorites. My dad said he enjoyed it, but I wasn't really able to judge by just a few bites. My least favorite of the 4 entrees for sure. Mom ordered number 5, a chicken stir fry. It was in a yellowish curry like sauce. It didn't seem flavorful at first but after a few bites it really grew on me. I ended up eating the rest of the sauce after she had finished all the veggies and chicken. Prices were around $13 for each meal and they had special dishes for $15. Pretty good deal considering the portion sizes are very big. I loved it!!

I felt like this restaurant was a little bit mediocre. It might be because my friends really hyped…read moreout this place. It was nothing special, but it was tasty. If you got a dish for the price, you got a lot of food. Imagine the largest hour for box size and it is definitely filled to the top. I have friends were a big eaters, and even they could not finish the portion. They were generous with the amount of proteins, such as shrimp or chicken and the dishes. As of any restaurant, the predominant portion of food is rice or noodles. I got the pad Thai and it was a little bit on the acidic end of the spectrum for me. But otherwise it was tasty, although a little bit bland.

Came here while in town at Kingston with my whole family. It's a walking distance from the port…read moreafter going on the 1000 island cruise tour. Quite a lot of seats, more people are getting take out than dining in. The food is honestly not bad, I got the ginger chicken but the chicken is a bit too overcooked, they used breast. The fresh spring roll was put on top of each other so the rice roll got stuck and tipped apart, needed utensils for the hand roll. My family enjoyed their curry. Crispy shrimp is good too, not bad. Service was just fine as well. They're all really nice and quick. I think the downside to this restaurant would be the many flies around the restaurant, the washrooms are very gross, extremely run down, one of the stalls doesn't have a lock working. Just dirty and need a makeover so bad. I would not come here again to be honest.

VERY Nice surprise! We were worried as place was empty on busy Convocation week and some negative…read morereviews but not recent. Service was great, kept the water filled. Food was fresh, hot and very tasty. Tom Ka was a smaller serving than normal but entrees were good. Recommend Ginger Beef or the Lemongrass. Prices were fair. Ambiance is typical, nothing special.

Good curry, great prices. Friendly staff Small with limited…read moreseating but worth calling ahead to get a table. Takeout also available.

Good food but no dine in anymore. Too bad. There are better options downtown but thanks for staying…read moreopen.

Found the restaurant via yelp on our way drive to thousand island. It looks like a nice restaurant,…read moreinteresting thing is there is no Asian in this Thai restaurant at all, all white people. I was wondering what's that about. I ordered red curry chicken stir fry and my husband get pad Thai. His Pad Thai is way too sweet, he end up put so much chili sauce on it. My curry chicken is good. I'm happy.

Got Cambodian spring rolls, golden chicken and Kako Khmer…read more Spring rolls tastes very dry. But Kako Khmer really stood out. The taste is quite unique and refreshing.

Not much to look at since it is in a corner of a dilapidated strip mall with 70s american diner…read morefurniture inside, but the food is good! Not the greatest by a long haul, but in a small city like Kingston, this is one of the best Thai places around. We had the pad thai and the red curry, our regular dishes to test a new restaurant. The curry was a bit watery and the pad thai a bit dry, but both dishes were quite ok. Nothing to come back for, but if you're in the area and hungry, it would definitely fill the void. If you have more time and opportunity there are a few thai restaurants in downtown by the waterfront which have food about one level of quality higher than here. But if you're in the surrounding burbs, with their interminable blocks of identically looking houses - this is your best bet.

This little Thai restaurant is located in a strip mall in a mainly residential area. There aren't a…read morewhole lot of food options, besides chains. Siam Reap and the nearby Indian restaurant. I've picked up a few takeout meals from this place. The service is always friendly and the food is good. It's definitely not the best Thai food in Kingston, but it's priced right and is a great option for those living in the suburbs if you don't feel like driving downtown.