Great conversion from the former Malaysian restaurant Cheng Moon…read more Spacious, great "soft lime" interior, modern designed, no wheel chair access though, 2nd floor. Another great addition to the Thai culinary scenery, been there 3 times so far. Pleasant and friendly service, they always try to accommodate your request, well done team. The only concern was the delivery of dishes, from entree, main to dessert, it can be a. bit messy and long, especially when a lot of Take Away orders. But I'm here for the food, 3 times so far, since the opening, including one of my daughter's birthday, so I must say it's one of the best Thai food experience in Melbourne, if not Australia. Big "fat" Prawns - Tom Yum Goong, hot, sweet, sour and SPICY ..... Pad Thai Seafood (wet version), Gaeng Massaman Neau, Three Flavour Fish .... and the rest. May I advice the Chef that we need more beef in the Massaman Beef :-) the rest are spot on, Kop Khun Krub

Thai Terrace is somewhat hidden away - not exactly in the heart of Kew, but near the Chandler…read moreHighway Freeway on-ramp - so despite driving past it hundreds of time we had never considered hitting up this little strip of shops for a night out. Prompted by a discount coupon in the Entertainment Book, and being Thai-food-fiends, we gave it a try. Everything was excellent. Service was lovely, not a single miss among the many dishes we tried, and usual cheap Thai corkage meant a great night was had. Well worth seeking out.

DELICIOUS FOOD. BEST THAI EVER! The money bags and pad kee…read moremao (noodles with thai basil and chilli) are the best. The staff are lovely. They charge extra if you eat in (and the serving sizes are the same as takeaway) so I'd recommend getting takeaway. I've never ordered a bad dish from here!

For a local option, Thai Thai isn't the worst you could do. I recently ventured in, having spent…read morethe entire day jonesing for something hot and spicy. The atmosphere is a bit weird - tables crammed in to a carpeted area, as if someone has created a restaurant in their front lounge room. There's a huge TV on the wall with a seemingly continuous stream of Thai holiday 'happy snaps'. It's odd, and maybe it's an indication of my attention span, but I find it distracts me from the conversation I was having with my dining companion. The service was friendly and efficient - pretty impressive given that on the night I visited one girl was handling about 10 tables on her own as well as phone and walk in take-away orders. But what about the food? The Tom Yum was excellent - sour and zingy as it ought to be. The "chive cake" entree was gluey and oily - out of a plate of about 12 cut up bits, we ate just 1. The chicken larb was...well... had the toasted rice been crunchier, and the lemon juice more abundant, I think it may have been on to a winner. However my dining companion and I weren't rolling our eyes in ecstasy when we were sampling it and I won't be ordering it again. The chicken Pad Kaprow was pretty good - an abundance of fresh veggies and decent quality chicken with a not-too-sweet sauce (my thai pet-peeve) got the thumbs up. For a local option, Thai Thai certainly has something to offer though I think the "classic" dishes are where the good times are at.

Great curry puffs and satays, Curries are good also. There are cheaper options in the area but…read morethere's nothing wrong with Thai Thai

This is hands down the best Thai restaurant in melbourne. The food is AMAZING…read more The staff are very professional. On my second visit, some months after my first I was seated at the table and the waiter remembered my girlfriend was vegetarian. Little things like that make you feel very welcome. I have eaten here any times now and each time I am blown away by the quality of the food. You have to try them if you like Thai food. They also run a cooking school so you can learn to cook like the pro's

Wotta wonderful find at 8pm! I called them for a booking and they managed to accommodate our party…read moreof five right off the bat. Kudos to the chef for a delicious Thai menu: we ordered the whole fried fish (such a delicate dish with a very refreshing salad mix), pad thai, the green thai curry, roti, 3 kings, and the pork belly! The coffee was a personal favourite too this evening - single origin Guatemalan! The place looks very presentable. They have a fireplace! This is about style devoted to both loyalty card holders and newcomers alike. I didn't mind the hot towels at the end of the meal either. Highly recommended and would come back for sure. Best service staff as well this side of town.

Went here as a mid week treat for a special occasion, one of the only local Thai places open on a…read moreTuesday. Food was delicious, great variety on the menu and serving size was very generous. Was able to BYO but also noted they had some good staple wines available for selection. Highly recommend, we'll be returning for sure! Was very quiet for patrons (maybe because it was midweek?) but takeaway seemed to be flowing in and out of the door.

Roti with Satay sauce. Yes. This entree from Baan Thai is one of my favourite things to eat in…read moreMelbourne. It is seriously good, and reason enough alone to head to this Thai restaurant in Rosanna Village. The décor is calming and stylish and the second level makes this small space appear bigger then it is. The service is charming if not a little erratic and there is a limited beverage selection so BYO. Now to the main event, the food. It is consistently delicious. Have I mentioned the roti? Please don't be dissuade by my obsession with the roti, the rest of the menu is great in itself. Thai curries mingle with spicy salads and noodles. Everything on the menu is good, no great. The dishes taste as they are made from the freshest ingredients and the flavours are simple yet complex, like all good Thai food should be. Baan Thai also delivers in the local area and the quality of the food is maintained here too. Check the website and phone your order through, it is popular so on Friday and Saturday nights make sure you leave at least an hour. Baan Thai is a consistent and welcomed addition to my families birthday dinner rotation. And did I mention the roti?

A hidden gem, so far the best food I have ate in Melbourne. My father in law put me on this tiny…read morelittle Thai restraunt, and although small, they deliver with big portions, great taste and reasonable prices. The menu is mix and match custom plates where you pick noodle, protein, etc. There are vegetarian options as well as fish, chicken, pork and shrimp. Staff was very friendly and accomodating. I would recommend to anyone who likes Asian food. The sign in shop said uber eats is available as well. I will be back again.

This is somewhere I've always wanted to revisit. My first time here was years and years ago, and…read moresomehow just had my sights set on revisiting last night. I don't think the decor or anything has changed since that first visit, as it was stuck somewhere between the 70s-90s. With that said, the service was reasonably good. There were only a few people in the restaurant at the time we got there, yet somehow, all tables got their meals out of order. The people ordering their meals just a half minute before us, got their entree 15 minutes before ours came out, but we got our mains before them. The food was quite good. I had the curry puffs and the chicken fried rice and all of mine was tasty. My friends both said their sauces were quite salty, and apparently the cashews were soft and mushy. The other hiccup was nicely resolved though - whereby two soft drinks were definitely out of date, so the lady offered to take them back and gave them a bottle of sparkling water at no charge. It's a very nice casual meal here. I think with so many other choices in Melbourne, there's no need to rush back again, but if anyone in the area asked me where I'd suggest they eat, I'd definitely recommend it.

Great food? Tick. Authentic flavours? Tick. Comfortable setting? Tick…read more Trinitas is one of my favourite local restaurants. Having been to Thailand and sampled the food I was so pleased to find a restaurant at home that could deliver the same complexities of flavours in curries and stir-fries. The menu is split up into 3 sections: traditional, contemporary and fusion. I highly recommend having a selection from each. The Thai imperial fish ($27) from the contemporary menu is phenomenal: battered fish with spicy sauce and yoghurt cream. The beef basil ($20) and red duck curry (24) from the traditional section are both delicious, and reasonably priced for such large sizes. There's a modest wine list that's worth a glance, and the coconut rice is the perfect accompaniment to any of your choices. The service is great, and they are always eager to make your experience enjoyable. If your downstairs ask for a good seat as it can get quite cramped when busy.

My favorite Thai restaurant in the whole world! The stir fried chicken Basil dish (pad Krapow?) is…read moresoooo yummy!!! I had it in many different Thai places and this is the best!!! Curries were amazing too, slow cooked meat was so tender! I will continue to go there and my dad, stepmum and brother are all huge fans now (brother even had his 18th birthday there). The staff are so friendly, such a nice family restaurant. Highly recommend this place!!

After passing this place on the train everyday for a couple of years, I am happy to say I finally…read moregot to try Little Thai Princess and it lived up to my expectations. The outside doesn't look like much but once inside, it is neatly decorated with great music making it a wonderful place to stop by for takeaway (close to train station) or if you are going for a dance lesson next door. We ordered a thai milk tea, chef's pork special (crispy pork with vegetables) and a beef massaman curry. The crispy pork was definitely our favourite along with the thai milk tea. This place has an entertainment voucher so next time I visit, I will be bringing that but overall caring and attentive service, staff seemed to know the regulars and has a relaxing atmosphere.