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    Chiang Mai

    4.0 (171 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Cocktail Bars
    Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

    By appointment only

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Trendy
    Good for groups

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    Khao Soi w/Shrimp $21  Thai Milk Tea $6
    Christine C.

    We know each restaurant has different menu items, so we finally made the time to visit the Etobicoke location. This location is much bigger than the Junction location and just as beautiful! We were warmly greeted upon entering and casually mentioned that we were celebrating a special occasion (a birthday). The food was as tasty as it was beautifully presented. There was a small hiccup with my order (I ordered the Khao Soi with shrimp and got chicken), but the staff were so kind to fix that for us. It was full of flavor with a mix of great textures. Sam had the green curry with chicken and ordered rice on the side. The rice was definitely needed as it added more texture to the extremely smooth and creamy soup. There was a nice amount of chicken and veggies, too. The Thai milk tea was made to perfection here. Not too sweet, beautiful color, incredible and addictive flavor. One glass was not nearly enough, lol. The staff surprised our birthday girl with a cute little dessert, and that small effort made our girl's day. We will definitely be back here again!

    Chicken Pad Thai
    Lola R.

    After picking up my partner from the airport, we decided to go for a late lunch. Thai was our craving and I had been to this establishment previously so I had confidence that they won't disappoint. There were only a few people as it was 2:00 pm. We were greeted very promptly at the door and given a comfy booth. The service was excellent and the portions generous. The food didn't disappoint and was excellent as usual. They do have lunch specials and Monday's was a mango salad and green curry chicken. We added a chicken pad Thai. All excellent and our selections married well. We had to take a doggie bag and after filling the containers up, our server packed them in a plastic bag. Excellent as always. P.S. don't go during regular lunch or dinner hours without a reservation!

    Sampson T.

    Ive been to Chang Mai before but this was my first time at this location. The decor was very nice and different from the onr at the Junction. Each location seems to have a special item on their menu that isn't at the other ones. I ordered the Green Curry and it was very delicious. I even added their house chili oil for some extra kick and flavor. Service was exceptional and the staff are very attentive. They were great at helping us with explaining menu items and recommendations. Parking was a bit tricky and we parked underground that is attached to a condo. At first we thought parking was very limited at the front of the restaurant.

    Sandra M.

    We went to Chang Mai Tuesday night for dinner. We were able to easily get reservations and were seated immediately upon arrival. Tuesday night was also half price wine, so we ordered a bottle of South African white for $20! The service was fantastic; our waitress was very sweet and attentive. The food was also delicious. We ordered the curry duck and shrimp pad kee mao and they did not disappoint. There is a bar at the front of the restaurant, with a large TV above it, and plenty of booths/seating around. Would recommend.

    Kevin P.

    Well, I'm late to this party! I had a taste for Thai Food, & made last minute reservations on a pretty busy night. As soon as we arrived, we were greeted with a friendly welcome. The staff was amazing...ALL of them. Food was terrific; Couldn't believe it took me this long to run upon this spot, hence to why I said I'm late to the party! I will definitely be back when visiting Toronto.

    Isabella L.

    I love all the Chiang mais but some differences between the locations. Flavour-wise, every dish is delicious and on par with other locations. But in terms of portion, dishes seem to be a bit smaller here. I ordered the pad Thai and pineapple fried rice today and the pad Thai was about 1/2 filled and without beansprouts (another location always includes this) and the pineapple fried rice barely had any pineapples and was a tad undercooked. Overall still a good Chiang Mai location but not my favourite.

    Pineapple Fried Rice
    Cindy N.

    Chiang Mai is one of the trendy Thai spots in Toronto known for their modern take on Thai food. I've had the takeout here before but was excited to finally try dine-in. I came with a reservation already, so the table was already prepared in advance. Khao Soi (Shrimp): The curry was quite delicious and flavourful. Quite big portions than I expected. They were quite generous with the shrimp portions, so it was definitely worth it. The server was friendly and patient with our group. We had a great time here and was really accommodating. Highly recommend booking a reservation in advance as the restaurant was quite busy despite being a weekday night. There was live music during my visit too, which really added a fun ambiance.

    Ritwika B.

    I love Thai food. So I had to try out this popular place in town. We went to their location in Etobicoke and I have to say not just the food but I was impressed with their amazing service too! Keep in mind on busy days the wait time is at least 30 mins so reserving in advance is recommended. The decor is pretty with aesthetic flower decors like the one in the first picture that makes way for amazing insta worthy photos! Coming to food as always we ordered like crazy and tried nearly everything on the menu. Their drinks look amazing and tastes equally good. Try their lavender quencher if you want a mocktail! For appetizers we got their Thai shrimp rolls which were really good and I loved the sweet Thai chilli dip that came with most of the appetizers. We also tried their Thai Calamari, again, crispy and delicious! The only dish we didn't like were the chicken wings - this was really dry and lacked flavours with nearly no seasoning. For mains there were four of us so we ordered separately and got their Famous Pad Thai - came with nuts on the side, this is their most popular Pad Thai and I honestly thought this checked all the boxes. We got their Khao Soi which was enriched in the flavourful coconut curry sauce and this was like the most filling of all dishes. I tried their Pad See Ew because I love flat noodles and this too had the perfect balance of flavours and richness. We were hoping to try their mango sticky rice for dessert but unfortunately it got sold out so we tried their hot lava cake and coconut ice cream. I liked the coconut ice cream but not really a fan of the lava cake. The food was slightly more expensive than any other Thai restaurants but I think the ambiance and quality of service made up for it. If you love Thai food I'd recommend you to try out this place!

    Nurali T.

    Just drove a 100km to get to Chaing Mai. No big deal. But the real question is: Will I do it again? HELL YEAH. This place has it all, the great ambience, to the great service, and of course, the great food. I ordered Basil Fried rice, Islamic noodles, Massaman curry beef, crispy chicken and sweet potato fritters. I love it all. The presentation was beautiful too. The flavour throughout the dishes were delicious. Next time I will definitely increase the spice levels on the dishes I order. I thought medium would be good but it was mild for me. Looking forward to my next visit.

    Tom yum soup, chicken satay, pad Thai
    Live Laugh More W.

    Love this thai place. My go to spot My favourites are the spicy pad thai and green curry also their iced tea

    Pad Thai
    Ricky C.

    Not what it used to be. Taste is still there, music, atmosphere is the same. Min orders are at least $30 a person to be sorta of full. We got Pad Thai and another seafood option. It was definitely good but the portions shrunk by 30%. Shrinkflation is real. The chcken satay is still the same size at least... Up to $14 from $12. Theres another location at liberty village, prices and portions are the same but definitely more romantic imo. Is it worth the commute? Ill let you decide.

    Chilli chicken and chicken green curry
    Hira I.

    The food was excellent and very fresh, the best Thai food in town. service is amazing, everyone is very attentive and quick to help out if needed. The ambiance is nice however it gets too loud sometimes with the music but otherwise a 10/10.

    Curry, pad se ew, khao soi
    Carolyn D.

    We came on a friday after making reservations (highly recommended). The place is pretty small but super cute interiors. The appetizers were bomb! We got the calamari, chicken satay, and mango salad all were super good. The mains were okay - I enjoyed my curry but my friends said the khao soi was too thick and the noodles just soaked up all the soup the longer it sat. This was the most popular dish so im surprised its not that good. The cocktails were phenomenal- I wish I got the mojitos since they were all so good. I got the chiang mai select with less syrup but thought it was still too sweet.

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    Excellent Thai food! Loved their lychee & proseco cocktail and the sticky rice dessert

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