Back again during a long layover in Toronto! Well worth the uber trip from the airport. They had…read morea delicious mango sticky rice cocktail that was so good and boozy. I had it for dessert and left happy.

We know each restaurant has different menu items, so we finally made the time to visit the…read moreEtobicoke 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!

We went for my husband's birthday. I love Thai cuisine so much. He was ok with that, but today he…read morewas so satisfied. I made a reservation 2 hours before we decided to go. We were late 15 mins and they called to follow up. We got a booth seats. It's really cozy. It's sports pub style, especially now FIFA World Cup happening. We took a little bit time to figure out the menu. The Khao Soi with egg noodles was so popular, it's curry sauce with your choice of meat. And Green curry with Rice was good too. I love Green Curry because it has bamboo shoots. They were both really tasty, and the curry comes with Jasmine rice in heart shaped. We also ordered a kid meal, included main dish as our choice of deep fried Fish, drink as Lychee Juice and the dessert as Mango Ice Cream. We got the cheese cake as my husband's birthday gift on the house. They also sang a birthday song to him. So impressive with all these. We really love to come here again.

This place delivered a meal bursting with bold, authentic flavour. Every dish came out aromatic,…read morecolourful, and clearly made with care. The curries were rich and silky, the noodles had that perfect depth, and the herbs and spices came through beautifully without overpowering the dish. Portions were generous, the seasoning was on point, and the whole experience felt warm and satisfying. It's the kind of spot that hits the craving for real Thai comfort food , flavourful, fresh, and made with intention. A solid go‑to when you want Thai food that actually tastes like something.

This is a cute Burmese restaurant in the Bayview mall with lots of parking. We had a 5pm…read morereservation on a Tuesday, but I'm sure walkins would be just fine as it wasn't busy mid week. W the service was nice and was checking in on us throughout dinner. I got the Oh Noh Khowsuey with chicken and my friend got the pad Thai with beef. As you can see from the photos, the serving sizes were very large. The Khowsuey was delicious! You could taste the coconut curry and the rice noodles, came with many toppings. My dish was $28 and the pad Thai was around $22 with the meat add on. Overall it's a cute and peaceful place to eat in the area. The food didn't blow me away, but it had great flavours.

An interesting find in the Bayview Village. If you've never tried Burmese food, you need to start…read morehere. Brave the curry. It's quite tasty and not that spicy. The Tea Leaf salad is very unique and a fan favourite around these parts. The ambiance is relaxing and inviting. The service is equally great. The staff are attentive and helpful. They'll be happy to guide you through the menu. I found the prices reasonable and the portions very generous. It was a bit of a challenge to find inside the mall. 11/25

The food here is bomb! Everything packs a punch of flavour and the quality is high - everything…read moreseems fresh. We started off with a beef tartare which was actually my favourite dish we had. It had a great acidic kick to it and felt very balanced with the richness of the meat and egg yolk. The beef was a great texture. The fried chicken with sticky rice was also good, but some parts of the chicken were a bit dry such as the breast. Overall good flavour though. The khao soi was great as well and had a nice richness and savouriness to it. The beef was tender and the fried noodles gave some texture contrast. This place was such a vibe and the decoration itself is very pretty. Service was good too and pretty attentive despite it being pretty busy. I'd come back here to try more dishes!

Went during Summerlicious lunch $34 which basically is like getting a free dessert…read more Been on my list to try and did not disappoint! Ordered crispy wings, Pad Thai classic with baby shrimp and mango sticky rice. I liked all the dishes! Great flavours and colours. Pandan cake was also really good too. I would recommend!

Really awesome newish Thai restaurant located just west of the core. Really really enjoyed their…read moreboat noodles, pat sew, fried shrimp, and pork jowl. Service was excellent and the restaurant is nicely renovated. I think I heard the service speaking. Mostly everything felt pretty authentic, especially having just come back from a Bangkok trip last year. Would visit again!

Came here for dinner with friends on a Saturday night, we did not have a reservation but they were…read moreable to take us in. It was pretty busy downstairs and we were the only group seated upstairs so the service was a bit slow. We were a group of four and got one of their combos. All the dishes were really good, flavourful, and decent portions. The tom yum soup came in a large pot and it was the perfect amount for sharing. We were a group of four and did not have any leftovers but we were all really full. Our bill came to around $80 per person after tips and tax (no alcoholic drinks).

Came here last night and ordered the following to be shared amongst 3 ppl:…read more "Peuak Tod" Fried Taro 3/5 - taste wise wasn't my favorite "Yum Polamai" Spicy Fruit Salad 5/5 - this was the standout dish, all the ingredients went so well together - dressing, peanuts, salad greens, fruit. The salmon crisp was like fish version of meat floss "Tom Yum Goong" 3/5 - pretty standard Tom yum soup, I prob wouldn't order again though there were 3 large prawns in this "Pad See Iew Neua" Dark Soy Stir-Fried Beef 3/5 - noodles tasted good I prob would have preferred a stir fried beef instead of the braised short ribs as I didn't love its texture / wetness. Unfortunately there was no stir fried eggs with the noodles. Oddly enough one of the Chinese broccoli stems tasted like rubbing alcohol / vodka. "Hoi Nueung" Steamed Mussels & Scallops 4.5/5 - seafood tastes fresh and it was steamed in a nice acidic and sweet br It's good but too exp for what I consider standard Thai fare. I would prob only return if I was alrdy in the area.

Ambiance: 5/5 - The space is well lit and decorated. The…read moreentrance is quite grand and the floors are beautiful. The small details such as the hostess stand and the artwork on the wall, down to the artwork in the drink menu is executed very well Service: 5/5 - The servers are extremely attentive. They're friendly and provide feedback on the dishes being served and make recommendations when asked. My glass of water was refilled at the very least 6 times, something that is a rarity across Toronto Food: 1.5/5 - The food was a huge letdown for me. I have to preface, I had the Winterlicious '25/26 dinner menu and perhaps that had added to the disappointment. I came in expecting authentic Thai food and it is far from that. I would say it's more Canadian/Italian with an essence of Thai. Some of the ingredient choices were very strange to me. Arugula and salmon crisp in the spicy fruit salad was odd. Making the decision to separate the Holy Basil into two split dishes took away from a classic dish rather than improving it, also the ingredient choices in the vegetables served with the Holy Basil Pork is questionable. Brussel Sprouts should never be in a Pad Kra Pow, and where was the egg in the dish? The only thing redeemable was the first amuse bouche I tried, the herbed mushroom soup To cap it all off, everything served was extremely sweet, as if they added too much palm sugar to everything overpowering most of the food I tried Drink: 1.5/5 I had the Khun Lung (Uncle) and it was disappointing. The use of a cherry tomato to garnish a coconut milk/rum based drink is diabolical, could've easily used a small candied galangal or ginger. I promptly ate it and the drink got better however the rum was separating from the actual drink and it tasted like two different drinks forcibly put together. The concept was interesting but the execution was lacking. I would suggest warming the drink up to make it a warm cocktail experience, but I am not a mixologist ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TLDR: At 200+ with drinks for two people, I cannot recommend this place if authentic Thai food is what you're looking for. While the service and ambiance was lovely the food/drink was a huge letdown

Came here because I was craving some Chinese food and there aren't too many Chinese places in…read moremidtown. I was trying to eat a little healthier so I asked the waiter if it was possible to get the chow mein noodles simply boiled instead of also fried - if not that's totally okay I would simply get a different dish. There was a bit of a language barrier but he seemed to understand and said they could do it. The food took a very long time to come, well over half an hour. Unfortunately it seems like my request for the noodles wasn't interpreted correctly, as they came deep fried as normal. I know this is a risk that comes when ordering with a language barrier, but slightly unfortunate nonetheless. The chow mein was definitely heavy on the dark soy sauce and too salty for my preference. I did appreciate how generous they were with the meat and veggies though. My boyfriend got the cashew chicken and he enjoyed his dish. To note, none of the proteins come with rice and you have to order it on the side. Overall this restaurant is just okay, and doesn't really compare to the other great and affordable Chinese options in the city. However, in a pinch it works.

* I am a Xiao Long Bao (XLB) enthusiast. I ordered XLB only (take-out); thus my review is very…read morelimited. I have seen mixed reviews about their XLB from different review sources. Many people complained about the lack of juice and thick wrappers. So I did not have high expectations. Surprisingly, their XLBs were good. Yes, the amount of soup is small, but it's there enough to taste the deep flavor. Yes, the wrapper was thicker than those popular XLB places, but beautifully pleated and had no leak. Transfer to the container was carefully done, which I appreciated greatly. The meat texture is good, without any stringiness. It was smooth and tender and with a well-rounded flavor. If it had a little more soup, and the skin was a bit thinner, it could participate in the best XLB competition (organized by me lol ) in GTA. Starting to feel winter in the air, I thought eating this XLB may be enjoyable on a cold day :) The restaurant had a high ceiling with stylish decorations - nice!

We stopped in for a quick meal before our musical on a blistery winter day and Saigon PAI was the…read moreperfect choice for our dinner. We ordered our usual rare beef pho (5/5), grilled pork chop rice dinner (5/5) and lemongrass chicken (4/5). The nutty house chili oil that was on the table was 15/10 and seriously elevated my lemongrass chicken to another level. The service here is efficient and thoughtful. The dining room was on the larger side, but wasn't too busy on a Saturday night. We would come back to eat here when we're back in the area. Always super happy to find a great new Viet spot!

I have to admit I was impressed with this spot serving up Thai and viet cuisine. Sometimes…read morerestaurants have too many items on the menu but this is a good size considering it's 2 different cuisines. We chose the common dishes like fresh roll and khao soi and both dishes were good. The service was great also. Very attentive.