Went here on a Wednesday and it was slow which was a plus for us. My sister who lives in the area…read morehas been raving about this restaurant for years and I can now finally try since I am here visiting. It is Al fresco dining but very well ventilated and wonderful ambience. Now the food, excellent, excellent. Only word I could describe it. The spring rolls are fresh, dipping sauce which they make themselves and sell as well are perfect for anything on the menu (that is a hard feat to accomplish) papaya salad was so good and the pork belly grilled to perfection! Best Thai food in the area!

Food was absolutely delish!... The staff was accommodating…read moreand friendly always smiling.. Service was swift..... I was gonna take few photos but hey, the food smelled so good I just had to dig in before I can even click some photos!

Very friendly staff, very good flavor and taste! Restroom is very clean. Staff are very quick to…read morehelp with any special requests and needs.

Horrible! I lived in Thailand for four years and cook Thai food. The food served to me was not…read moreanything a Thai would recognize. The rice was mush. Green curry should have spice, bur no chili was used. The base was very thick and the tofu was hard as a rock. The spring tool has a inner skin that I could not chew. What was that?

Is your group undecided on where to go for lunch? Have mercy on your growling belly and troop to My…read moreThai Kitchen. This place is joined by two other restaurant concepts- Jack's Loft, serving typical bar chow and Western dishes and Pho Hoa, a Vietnamese bowl lover's dream. You'll have quite a time to browse three dog eared menus. Both their pad see ew and pad Thai were so sugary, lacks flavor and garnishing. No basil, bean sprouts or whatever... Had to add vinegar to counter it. Rice was too dry and not of jasmine variety as you'd expect. Even the coconut milk in the tom kha gai (chicken/lemongrass) seemed watered down and came straight from a can. All their protein I find too sweet. Sticky rice with mango was quite nice except that there were only about 7 cubes of unripe mango. Learned my lesson and sticking with pho bo next time! They don't add service charge on top of your bill.

Perfect sa tagulan yung Mixed Thai Noodle. Sulit na sulit sa halagang 150. Then yung Phad Thai…read moreNoodle kasing lasa nya Hongkong Noodles na meron sa Magallanes MRT pero mas solid at legit ang lasa nito! Nakakapagsisi kumbakit ngayon ko lang 'to nadiskubre.

Let me start off by saying that Thai food is one of my two favourite cuisines, the other being…read moreMexican. I don't know why there isn't a single Mexican restaurant in the Bicutan, Better Living area where I live. But I'm glad that there's this one Thai restaurant along Dona Soledad Extension called Sen Lek. The best thing about Sen Lek Thai restaurant is its being little more than a carinderia, which means that the dishes are affordable. The Thai restaurants that I've been to which are in Makati are all pretty pricey, so having one so close to home at wallet-friendly prices makes Sen Lek a little restaurant that I will probably be frequenting in the weeks and months to come. I ordered take out from there not too long ago, and I was asked if I wanted my food mild or strong. I don't care for extra spicy food as I get hyperacidic after eating them. The mild food of Sen Lek is still a little bit spicy, but tolerably so. Since there's a Thai massage place a stone's throw from this restaurant, I am wondering if there's a Thai community somewhere here. I don't mind. I've met some Thais over the years, and they are surprisingly a lot closer to us Filipinos than our brother Malaysians and Indonesians. Anyway, because the food is so good and the prices so reasonable, I give Sen Lek Thai restaurant five stars.

With Elbi's popularity among foreigners and expats, one could expect that the local community would…read morealso be littered with a variety of restaurants dedicated to foreign cuisine - and Baan Thai's definitely one of them. I believe it wouldn't be surprising to tell you that they serve Thai, this cozy little restaurant is located just right behind Bonito's, another popular restaurant within the locality. Serving authentic Thai dishes such as Pad Thai, spring rolls (of course the Thai version of it, fellas), Tom Yum and a whole lot more, Baan Thai is a fresh alternative to the omnipresence of bars and grills populating Los Baños. What to try? Their spring rolls and Pad Thai are the classic dishes, but for those with an adventurous palette, perhaps the Papaya Salad or the Thai Bagoong rice might suit your unconventional needs. So, if you're looking for a nice, relaxing way to have lunch, try giving Baan Thai a visit and be able to spend those slow afternoons gobbling down mouthwatering Thai cuisine in a nipa hut, while sitting on pillows!

Just had an incredible lunch at People's Palace and I'm still thinking about it days later. Our…read moregroup of six walked in without a reservation (luckily they squeezed us in), and right away the vibe felt welcoming--elegant but not stuffy, with beautiful wood accents and soft lighting that made everything feel special. We started with the pomelo salad--bright, zesty, perfectly balanced with just the right kick--and then dove into the grilled pork skewers, which were smoky, tender, and gone in seconds. The star for me was the steamed sea bass with chili-lime sauce; the fish was so fresh it practically melted, and that sauce had me spooning it over everything. Even the pad see ew was a step above what I've had elsewhere--chewy noodles, great wok hei, not too sweet. Portions felt generous for the quality, and nothing was overly oily or heavy. Service was flawless. Our server remembered who ordered what without writing anything down and kept the water and tea flowing without us ever asking. They even brought out a little complimentary mango sticky rice at the end because it was one of our birthdays--such a thoughtful touch. Hands down one of the best Thai meals I've had in Manila. Worth every peso and I'll be back next time I'm in town. 5 stars all the way.

Ambiance - we had a bit of a hard time looking for this restaurant on Greenbelt 3. The ambiance…read morewas simple family style. Service - attentive and courteous. Our water glasses were always full. Food - we ordered pomelo salad, papaya salad, and if I recall correctly, a beef sate or bbq. Everything was fresh and delicious. We would have eaten more, if not for the fact that we had just eaten a large buffet breakfast at the Manila Peninsula couple of hours before. We loved the flavors and would definitely come back.

I love Thai food. I love their satay, their curry, their pad thai, even their iced tea! And the…read moreclosest Thai restaurant to our place is Black Canyon Coffee. At first I thought this place only offers coffee and snacks, but I was surprised when my brother (the real foodie in the family) told me that they have Pad Thai. As soon as I heard that, I made plans to eat there as soon as I can. My advice to those who want to eat there is to stick to what they're good at, and that is Thai food. Some items in their menu can taste a little bland, but when it comes to their specialties, expect them to be great. The Tom Yum soup has perfected the hot and spicy combination. The Pad Thai is crave-worthy and their Green Curry Chicken and Bagoong rice are absolutely tasty. Finish it off with the Cha Thai Yen (Thai Iced Tea) Frappe, or try one of their cakes, they're surprisingly delicious.

I had the matcha tea frappe to start and their matcha is great...earthy with that bitter afternote…read morenot like the fake green tea of other coffee places. We also had crab salad, pad thai, tamarind shrimp and jasmine rice. The service was impeccable and the response time is a bit slow from the cooks so order a thai coffee or green tea so you can imbibe while the food cooks. It is way back on the right side of the food part so walk in. The crap salad had a nice spicy kick - enjoyable

If there is one Thai Restaurant that makes me reminisce my good old days in Bangkok, it must be…read moreMuang Thai. Decorations in Thailand are unique and the restaurant here in Malakas street in Quezon City just makes you feel you are in Bangkok. I like their pad thai. It is similar to that pad thai in Tesco Lotus. It's rich in flavours and it is really oily! the bean sprouts still have the crunch in it and the nuts are sprinkled on top without making tipid on it! Their tom yum is just the tom yum a Thai friend cooked for me: it tastes like the tom yum mix they usually use. hihi. Chicken pandan has the pandan aroma and taste in it. What sets this Thai restaurant apart from any Thai restaurant in Manila is that they sell goodies from Thailand. So, if you miss you favourite tamarind candy or you want that ointment or get some trinkets from Thailand, its almost sure they have it there. Dine and shop and experience Thai flavour!

Ok, hard to wrap words around this place. Suffice it to say that I grew up living in Bangkok,…read moreThailand between 1975-1984. I grew up eating Thai food everyday. I know what is good and I know what is pretending to be Thai. With that in mind, let me say it as plainly as I can, this place is awesome. Since I am always traveling and therefore forced to eat out most of the time, I make it a point to find great food. Aroi Thai fits the description of awesome and authentic Thai. The Tom yum soup was amazing. My wife always orders it whenever we eat at a Thai restaurant. I always try the soup but never order seconds. I had three servings there! It was that good. The Som Tam (Thai papaya salad) is a must. I really could not tell the difference between their Som Tam and the Som Tam I ate as a kid growing up in Bangkok. The Nam Tok is a Thai beef dish that is very hard to make. That is why most Thai restaurants don't even offer it. Aroi Thai makes it like any restaurant in Bangkok. Their Thai fried rice (my personal favorite) was just amazing along with their Phad Thai. If you are looking for any Thai food, pick up the phone book. There are dozens of Thai restaurants. If you are looking for authentic Thai, this is the place. Just the humble opinion from a guy who grew up eating Thai food daily. Guarantee you that I will be eating at Aroi Thai when I drop by the Philippines again.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Las Piñas. If you're looking for healthy, delicious meals…read morein a relaxing setting, this is the place to go. The interiors must have been designed with the restaurant name in mind, with light apple green accents on white walls. It reminds me of a bright and airy country home - the ones with the white picket fences, except this one has no picket fence. And there are nice quotes about food and eating on the walls, too, with my favorite being the Irish proverb: "Laughter is brightest where food is best." There are also paintings of different herbs on the white walls, and even hanging plants (I wasn't able to check if they were real, though). And the food! (Insert happy sigh here) If there is one restaurant which equally meets the healthy and delicious criteria without compromising either of the two, this is it. With each bite, I was able to savor the wholeness, the healthiness, and the rich flavors of the food. They had a Valentine special when we ate there last February, and for around P400 each, we had a complete meal with banana shake with chia seeds, a fresh salad with calamari and with a delicious fruity vinaigrette dressing, a fresh, rich tomato soup (which is really good that I suspect it was made from scratch), grilled salmon fillet with a creamy though not so heavy sauce with potatoes and vegetables, and chocolate cupcakes. All the food in our Valentine meal is in the menu, though they bundled it to a Valentine meal good for two last February. I have yet to try eating there a la carte, but I hope to try the veggie burger next.