Green Mango is a fancy Thai restaurant on Bloor street W near Royal York. The interior has beautiful Buddhist-inspired decorations, which give it an authentic Thai atmosphere, even though I have never been to Thailand. They offer a lunch menu with nine different options, each priced at $17, which is quite reasonable. I ordered the Golden Chicken Curry, and it was very delicious. The staff was friendly and provides good service. It will likely become one of my favorite restaurant. read more

Been going here with me and my family for almost a decade. Service is great and the menu is absolutely delicious, their food's always been the for me. The pho and pumpkin soup rock! 10/10 Would recommend. read more

Nicely decorated restaurant with good food and good service. I especially liked the dumpling soup.

I really liked this place. The layout and decor was nice and minimalistic, and not crowded. I came here for dinner and ordered the Chicken Asparagus stir fry. It comes also with mushrooms, peppers, and onions and you get a generous portion of it with rice. There was enough for two meals! The chicken was nice and good quality, and they give you a lot of it. I tasted the Chicken Pad Thai and it was delicious too! It was so good, that my Dad almost finished the whole massive portion! The prices are decent for the amount you get, and the flavours are wonderful. Service was attentive and friendly. I will definitely come back! read more

Green Mango has been around for about 20 years in Toronto and now has three locations: The Kingsway, Bloor West Village and Yonge and Bloor. This review is about the Kingsway location (Bloor & Royal York). Green Mango specializes in Thai cusine and has a wide variety of choices from noodles and Pad Thai, to curries and a myriad of beef, pork, chicken, seafood and vegetarian dishes. The ambiance at this Green Mango location is one of the best of all three. The service is usually quick and efficient. Your glass of water will get refiled before you even realize it's empty. It's great for a quick lunch or a nice dinner that won't break the bank. Most entrees are around $10; however, this location recently upped the price of everything on the menu by a dollar or two. For appetizers, their Thai spring rolls and beef satay are delicious! As mentioned, there are a lot of entree choices on the menu but I personally love their pork and beef curries. The portions are generous and the presentation is very nice. If you're a spicy lover, I highly recommend the basil beef, which is served with vegetables and rice in spicy sauce mix. Finally for desert, try the sticky coconut rice with mango. Great presentation and deliciously sweet. read more

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Great food and atmosphere. The price is little above from average. Whenever I come to this place, I always get Basil squid which is so tasty. I recommend it. Good service and friendly servers. Have to be back soon. read more

Green Mango - Thai Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

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The food is amazing. It's the best Thai food that I have enjoyed in years. The portions are generous and the flavor is stunning. I enjoyed the Lemongrass soup with shrimp. It's was the best I couldn't put my spoon down. It's a large bowl but I left nothing. The chicken with cashew was also incredible. I can't say enough about how good everything was. Our server was great and kept the ice cold Singha's coming. read more

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I did check the reviews and had a very disappointing experience with the food. Most of the reviews are not recent which says something. So the ONLY reason I went here is because I was near the Royal York subway, it was -20C and I was craving soup. I ordered their mango salad and their lemongrass soup with seafood. They were both bad. I could make better salad and soup at home! Heck even the frozen stuff or canned stuff at a grocery store would taste better. I know this used to be a very popular chain but seems like this is the last holdout. Everytime I pass by it is not crowded. Even on a Fri or Sat night. So that means something. read more

I used to love the food at the Green Mango location many years ago on Yonge Street. When that location closed, I found the location on Bloor Street close to High Park. Since that has closed, I recently started coming to this location. The location is very convenient, right beside the Royal York subway station. Parking is also very easy to find, either on Bloor Street or one of parking lots behind Bloor. The decor of the restaurant is fine. The furniture is starting to look a bit tired. I personally never had an issue with the service. In terms of food, this is an unusual review for me because I always order the same dish when coming here, the Basa and Basil Shrimp (battered basa fillet topped with basil shrimp and mango salad). I like the texture of the battered deep fried fish, the basil sauce, accompanied by the side mango salad. I really don't care for the shrimp, which is always tasteless. My complaint is that the kitchen is not consistent when preparing the Basa and Basil Shrimp. The first time I visited this location and ordered it, I loved it. Since then, every time I order it, something is different. It is either the fish, the sauce, the salad, or the way it is plated. It feels like playing the lottery when ordering this dish, never knowing exactly what I'm going to get. "Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." read more

Good food and customer service and lovely decor.

I ordered Basil Chicken with rice which showed 2 chili peppers beside the description in the menu. From the start the server had difficulty with English and even ordering a beer was a challenge. When my food arrived the rice was barely warm and didn't seem freshly cook. The chicken was flavorless and the dish was also barely hot. I asked for extra Chile sauce which was also very mild and not the normal experience I have had in other Thai restaurants. I choose to say nothing as with the language barrier we experience felt it would have very little effect. Very disappointing! I will not return to this location or recommend it. read more

Green mango is my families favorite Thai place in the area. Our favorites are the pineapple beef, pineapple chicken curry and the spring rolls. We used to love the pad Thai but it was a little less flavorful than in the past and same with the fresh rolls unfortunately . HIGHLY RECOMMEND pineapple chicken curry and beef pineapple if you are going to try them out! read more

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What a disappointment! I've lived in the neibourhood and have come here many times. We have never left so much uneaten food and just left it mostly unfinished it was so bad. We started with the Appiteaser which had the most stale,bland, and dense spring rolls I've ever had. My wife and I also had the sweet and sour and lemongrass chicken soups - way too salty and looked about a week old. For the main course we ordered the curry beef and royal pad Thai. Beef was dry and the supposed medium curry was weak. It was basically beef stew with a hint of curry. You would figure that a Thai restaurant would at least make a decent pad Thai - nope soggy and no spice at all. They even screwed up the fried egg on top which was over cooked on both sides and crispy. Heck, the steamed rice was clumpy and looked reheated. You would think after leaving 3/4 of our meal on the table that the waiter would ask what was wrong with the food... well guess what? I'm leaving my comments here to warn others until they smarten up and get things back on track. read more

I think the chef has changed. I ordered take out this week and normally can't wait to have leftovers. But the satay skewers were tough. The chicken in the pineapple chicken curry tasted like two day old chicken (or ...). The basil beef had so many carrots as filler...usually its filled with green peppers, onion and basil. I'm sorry to say no one has fought over the leftovers and I'm going to bin them. It's sad because I've been craving this for months. Won't go back. read more

I'm going with A-OK for my first visit to Green Mango. I showed up during off hours (3pm on a Saturday) and was initially lured in by the neon sign saying "Good Pho". That worked for me, it was cold and damp outside and I wanted that oh familiar warmth in my belly STAT. Then as I sat in the very nicely put together restaurant reviewing the menu and the yelp reviews concurrently I decided that $10 for noodle soup wasn't worth it unless it was a massive bowl. I went with my go to Thai meal in the end - Street style pad thai. They had several options, for this dish including chicken, beef, shrimp or a mix of any of the three. I went with a shrimp and beef mix. I also asked for them to make it thai spicy. Result: a fair mild tasting pad thai, with only 2 shrimp and some some beef. They provided extra spice on the side to help kick it up a few notches but it didn't make a difference. Maybe it's my taste buds but it wasn't spicy. Overall it was tasty just not the best I've had. But still good. Eatcrest Out! read more

There are far better places in the area for Thai than Green Mango. The second I saw the menu I knew that I was in for an interesting meal. There was quite an array of asian food on the menu ranging from fried wontons to hot and sour soup that are clearly not Thai. I managed to see Chinese, Vietnamese, and even Phillipino dishes (they even had Halo Halo as dessert!!) on their menu. It was not what I was expecting. We ordered street style pad thai and was not overly impressed. The dishes were quite oily and there wasn't too much flavour for a Thai restaurant. I've had much better Thai in the city and if anyone is looking for a more authentic thai place in the area, please check out Bua Thai on the Queensway. I think the fact that the restaurant was busy and that it was a place that can seat large family gatherings that the people going there must be enjoying the food. As an asian person myself, I found it was lacking Thai flavours and was overally too greasy. read more

I live in the area and have probably eaten here more than 40 times. I eat here 3-4 times a month and so does my father and his gf. This place is just down the street from us and when we're hungry, want something close and reliable where we always know we will get a good meal, well Green Mango is our fail-safe staple. Basically, this place is a great Thai-fusion type of place that I think would appeal to a wide variety of people. The menu is fairly large and I've tried a whole lot of things and have never yet had a dud. I tend to stick with some of the safer dishes but my father and his gf are much more experimental with food than myself, specifically my dad's gf who has travelled Asia, and they always ask for their dishes super spicy and they love it. This restaurant is may not be the most creative/different/authentic Thai place in Toronto but if you are craving Thai/Asian fusion you won't go wrong here, especially in Etobicoke where options like this are limited. It is always busy here, even on Sundays which is when we most often come for dinner. There is a woman who I believe might be the manager who is also a waitress who is always SO friendly and greets us warmly every time we are there. The waiters are almost all foreign and a few of the younger ones struggle with their English but are super friendly, and that's all that really matters to me in regards to service. The vibe is casual and you don't have to be dressed up to come here. As a side note, I have tried every single dessert and they are all awesome. The creme brulee is a standout and they have some pretty unique icecream flavours. I know this place will continue to be a staple that my family and I will frequent as long as we live in the area. If you are passing by you won't be dissapointed here. read more

Had been wanting to try this place for the three+ years that I've lived in this area...but my partner is hesitant of Thai food and we're usually together when walking the Bloor West Village area. Today I was off work so decided to try it alone. Atmosphere: They call it "fine" Thai, and it's definitely decent, but not my definition of "fine dining" exactly. Casual, but nicely decorated atmosphere. Unique wall decor when you stop and look at it, just feels very standard overall. Service: Greeted immediately upon walking in the door at noon by the sole server working. I'd say there were 15-20 tables in the place and six or seven were occupied. He poured my water and provided menu immediately. Prompt and simple as could be - the way I prefer my service. Menu: Huge selection of everything including desserts. Licensed. My veggie spring rolls were brought practically instantly. I assume they were already cooked for the lunch crowd. Three instead of the usual two included for the $4.95 price. Standard but delicious with their dip. If you are a very light eater, this could actually satisfy for a light lunch in itself. Good veggie Pad Kee Mao. I was craving a typical 'thai basil noodle' type dish when I arrived. They offered a chicken one but not a veggie one. This is as close as it can get. Pretty large portion where I couldn't finish so took a doggie bag. Medium spicy was just right. Lots of vegetables, and for a carb lover like me, that's actually not the best thing (esp the big pieces of bok choy which are famous in most Thai dishes), but I was definitely satisfied. Although my experience was somewhat limited in time and what I tried, I'd definitely go back and try something else...preferably at night to get a different feel. read more

I have been to Green Mango twice now, and both times the food was solid. I have to say, their interpretation of some dishes is a bit different from other thai restaurants that I have been to, but not necessarily in a bad way. At most places, curry pad thai is done in a golden curry, but here it tasted more like a red curry. Also at most places, thai iced tea comes with milk and has a certain strong taste to it (matcha perhaps?) that does not make it taste like traditional iced tea, but at this place theirs comes with lemon and looks and tastes like classic homemade iced tea. Again, not a complaint per say, just an observation. I quite enjoyed their panang curry, one of the best I've had. I used to eat the delicious yet hard to find dish Kai Yad Sai (meat and veggies in a tasty sauce cooked inside a thin omelette) wherever I was lucky enough to find it on the menu, and here they have "crepe" dishes that sound similar so I have been tempted to order it, but I am thinking now it will probably taste nothing like it... (Although it may still be good!). So they definitely have tasty, albeit not always traditional, thai food, and the service has been decent and the decor is pretty swanky. read more

Tasteless and mushy....everything we ordered. If we hadn't gotten take-out and had eaten in house, I would have complained to the manager. Terrible. read more

By far my favorite thai restaurant in the neighbourhood. Food is always great!! Best dishes: cashew nut chicken (not as spicy as you would think so I always request they make it spicier for me), basil chicken (if you love spicy food this is the dish you should try) and of course the pineapple fried rice. But really pretty much everything on the menu is guaranteed to be delicious. Another plus is that they now have delivery albeit with a minimum amount order. I think it had to be at least $40 before they would deliver. But the best has got to be when you call for pick-up - my order is always ready by the time i get there usually around 10mins. Definitely give this place a try. It will become your fave as well I'm sure. read more

We went here on a Saturday night. The restaurant was packed but the wait staff was very good at keeping us informed about status of getting a table, Once seated it took quite a while for anyone to come by. The food came quickly after we ordered. That's where the good times sort of ended. I've eaten here in the past, and the food was pretty good. However, I think they're changed the phad thai recipe. It used to yummy, now it's just not good at all. It was ketchupy and though there was lots of chicken, there were no vegetables, save for large pieces of green onion. Other people in our party had to doctor their food with hot sauce to make it palatable. read more

Welcome the middle of the road! This Thai place - whose menu appears to be increasingly Pan-Asian - is the culinary Mr. Average, A "C" student. Not too great, not too bad - Neither is it "Just right" They've got a large and varied menu - most of what you'd want to find. . The salads make up in freshness what they lack in authenticity - they are my "go-to" here. The soups are pretty much a universal pass for me - all available better elsewhere. The fresh rolls are a similar miss. The basil chicken is quite good, enough fresh basil to be legit although I'd like their to be a bit more bite. The shrimp dishes are reasonably flavoured although not as generous in the prawnage as one might hope. The red snapper - well let's just say that I'm pretty dubious that what I was served was snapper... Can you do better in the GTA? Hell yes, and for less money! Can you do better in the immediate neighborhood? No, and that is why they are a popular longstanding fave in this hood. read more

Great place to bring your family, boyfriend, whatever.. You know the food will be great and worth every dollar. LOVE LOVE LOVE Hot & Sour Soup: Probably the best flavour and aesthetically pleasing all the same. (even though I don't like mushrooms) It's amazing and I order this every time =) Spicy Noodle with Basil : I ALWAYS get this when I go there and the waiters are courteous and fast with delivering dishes and especially amazing when it comes to giving me hot sauce and crushed peppers as I will put both in that one dish. read more

Green Mango is the Thai takeout of choice when I visit my sister in Toronto. Despite consistently forgetting one of our dishes every time, I have been very happy with the food. Firstly, they have Pad Woon Sen, my girlfriend's favourite dish, which makes her SO happy. I always get myself a sample of that, plus some other things around their dinner table: Shrimp Pad Thai, Peanut Chicken, Beef... something..., Chicken Satay, Sticky Rice, and an abundance of peanut sauce to drizzle on everything. The food is good! Nothing to complain about! It's a great bonding food with family. read more

I'm going to give this one a "so-so". I LOVE Thai food, and I'm always in search of local options, since my go-to is Thai House Cuisine in the Beaches, and that's too far for a quick fix. Does anyone remember the old fast food version of Green Mango that was on the East side of Yonge near Bloor? Not the sit-down one on the West side... that one was okay. But the GOOD one was the take-out location on the East side. They had the best ginger chicken, peanut chicken, mango shakes... So last night I decided to give the Kingsway location of Green Mango a try. It was alright. But it doesn't even compare to the Green Mango of yore. Based on the menu description, I knew that the ginger chicken was not as I remembered it, so I didn't even venture there. I stuck with cashew chicken, vegetable spring rolls, a hot & sour soup for my hubby, and a mango shake. The Cashew Chicken was pretty standard, and was tasty. I enjoyed it. Didn't love the little segments of canned mandarins (I think if you're going to put orange in the dish, use fresh oranges). The chicken was generally pretty fat-free, which is important to me. Overall, decent dish. The hot & sour soup was well received by my hubby, though I would probably not love all the mushrooms in it if I had ordered it. The springrolls - at first I thought they'd accidentally given me chicken springrolls, but then I realized that it was long strips of tofu. They tasted good, if a little breadier than I generally like, and could have handled a bit more filling. But we polished them off no problem. The mango shake was pretty well how I remember it from Yonge, so that was a bonus. Overall, the meal was okay, but no wow factor. I can't speak to the ambiance, as I picked the meal up for take-away. The restaurant felt pretty clean though, and the staff were friendly during the pick-up. read more

October 30,2019 This has one been one of our favourite neighbourhood spots for years. Unfortunately it has changed and not for the better. The last couple of times our takeout hasn't been very fresh. We decided to go into the restaurant last night, big mistake. We had shrimp spring rolls and then we each ordered a pad Thai dish. Two hours later, both of us were sick. Definite food poisoning. read more

I love this place! I have a group of friends, two who live in etobicoke, one who comes in from mississauga. So when we meet for dinner, this restaurant is in the perfect location to accommodate us all! The menu has a huge variety and everything is delicious!! I normally get the veggie delight, but sometimes opt for the siam eggplant. My non-veg friends love the calamari appetizer. Tons of options for veg*ns, gluten-free, and those who eat everything! Serving sizes are very generous, the food is full of flavour, prices are good and you're not left with that uncomfy bloaty too full feeling that often follows thai food. The rice paper rolls used to be great but now have something pickled in them that I don't like... The service is great - make sure you tell them if you're veg*n so that they hold the fish sauce. Decor is nice and bathrooms are clean and lovely. You could bring mom and dad here, or a date, business associates or just some awesome friends you want to share great food with. Their honey-sweetened ginger tea is a great way to cap off the meal. Can't wait to go again! read more

If you're a curry lover, their curry is fantastic. As for noodles, I like Pad See Ew. Highly recommended. I am not a huge fan of the rice dishes except for curry honestly. Great appetizers are the Beef satay, shrimp spring rolls. At first i did not like this restaurant but I found the few dishes that I loved and Ive stuck to them and they are consistently good. read more

Stopped by earlier after running some errands to get take-out since I was too lazy to cook. The decor is nice enough - comfortable I'd say. And it's more of a low-key, mellow neighbourhood spot. It doesn't have the buzz of a Pai or a Gusto 101 but I don't always want that. I ordered the basil chicken (medium spicy) and it was good. It was a generous sized portion and had just enough kick. I would recommend it. read more

There's Three of Them!? I'm excited to find that out. It's a fairly average Thai restaurant. The food is priced moderately and the food is pretty good (although I was daring one day and tried a dish I hadn't had before, and it did not end well). so I'm gonna stick with what I know and everyone will be happy. And I must agree with Steeven, they will refill your water about 17 times before your dinner's done. read more

Went there today for lunch. Realized soon that I made a bad choice. Ordered Spicy chicken with three chilly symbol on menu card to indicate its Thai spicy and the "stuff" served was terribly bland. Believe cook didn't realize that just aggregating raw materials and serving on plate is not why customers walk in for food. Price was rip-off too. $16 or so. Would never try again. Won't recommend adventure here. read more

My family's favourite Thai restaurant. We are there 2 to 3 times a month or more & still crave for their food especially my 12 year son Our fav dishes: Golden curry chicken xtra spicy with steam rice; spicy fish in coconut shrimp sauce served with mango salad to die for& for noodles: pad wun sen with beef & curry pad thai. Staff are amazing, they make sure you are taken cared & enquires if one family member is missing from the party. This little personal touches makes all the difference plus incredible food read more

Not as good as it used to be. I used to love this restaurant. I'm not sure if they've changed cooks or owners but it's definitely declined. Service was mediocre. Food was TERRIBLE. I do not recommend. read more

Classic Thai restaurant ! Family run for years The food is always good & made fresh. Prices are great . read more

Went here for lunch, we had a reservation but it was surprisingly quiet at 1pm. Very good for small groups but I wouldn't recommend it for bigger groups as noise seemed to travel far and we didn't want to be the only voices heard in the whole place! The peanut sauce for their satay is delicious! We had that as an appetizer and then I had the seafood pad see ew which was very good but could have been made better if it was topped with crushed peanuts and had the option of hot sauce. My mom had the peanut chicken which is always her favourite. Their prices are really reasonable. You an find some pricier items but there's a lot of items under $15, and even a $10 lunch menu. read more

I live for this restaurant. It is my favourite place to eat. The food is great and the price is affordable. The portions are really good. I particularly love their curry pumpkin soup, pineapple fried rice, lamb satay and pad thai. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. The servers are very kind. It's a great place to bring your family. It's a very minimalist layout, but it suits the place perfectly. I highly recommend this restaurant. Try it - you won't be disappointed. read more

Always a good bet to come here. Food is very good, and the desserts are even better. The place itself is nice and clean. I recommend it if you are in the area read more

So disappointed, I used to go to the one downtown on Young Street years ago.The food there was amazing they had spicy noodles and the option of what type of protein. I visited this location last Thursday March 29 and Ordered the morning mixed(chicken and shrimp) pad Thai there were two and I repeat two pieces of shrimp when I asked about the lack of shrimp in my order the waiter informed me it only came with two pieces of shrimp. The pad Thai was flavourless to the point where I'm 100% sure I will not be going back there. It's really unfortunate because I really enjoyed the green mango from downtown. read more

Ridiculously overpriced and food was tremendously forgettable. Thai red curry tasted very old. Also the flavour profile was different than what I was expecting, but that may just be a regionality thing. Tamarind shrimp were overbearingly sweet, couldn't finish half the dish. The tom kha kai was really good though. read more