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    Inaroy

    3.7 (15 reviews)

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    Kai-Wen L.

    I was pretty disappointed with this restaurant. Inaroy is selling Taiwanese-style Thai food, which is a type of fusion food. It was marketing with a story that the owner of the restaurant had run a Thai restaurant in Taiwan successfully for more than 20 years. I doubted the truth of that story... it feels unlikely to be true...It wouldn't be able to survive in such a competitive environment in the Taiwan food industry for that long. None of the food met our expectations for Taiwanese-style Thai food. And it was pretty pricy. The decoration and props used in the restaurant were nice. The servers were friendly, too. I feel bad giving them such a low score. It felt as though the chef lacked the necessary skill, making me wonder if the owner simply used a polished story to attract investors.

    Cynthia Y.

    We tried the chicken pad Thai, Tom yum seafood soup, green curry chicken and mango sticky rice. Delicious comfort food in a beautiful clean and relaxing space. Service is very friendly and attentive. Would come back and try other dishes - deep fried chicken, morning glory and fish dishes are recommended by staff.

    Pad Thai
    Candice W.

    All their lunch combo are under $20, the rice so good!!! And the vibe is nice, spacious seating

    Lunch special weekdays only
    Rodney C.

    This is a "Thai" place located in Golden plaza off Hwy 7 and Bayview. It's bright purple sign makes it hard to miss, but despite it being advertised and decorated as Thai it's actually more of a "Thai inspired + China" based. The lunch specials were a bit on the underwhelming side they were very much "get what you pay for", it's lower priced but also much smaller There is actually nothing on the menu that has like lime leaves, basil etc. The rice served is also plain rice and I don't recall seeing coconut rice even being offered. It shouldn't matter but to note the workers all speak Mandarin so if you can also speak Mandarin you will have no issue ordering. Service was attentive, presentation was good but if your looking for authentic Thai food you may want to keep walking.

    Cabbage with Shrimp Sauce
    Nikki M.

    A hidden gem! INAROY is a Thai fusion restaurant in Richmond Hill. They feature Thai and Taiwanese dishes. While not traditionally Thai, their dishes are phenomenal. I liked every single thing that was ordered and service was exceptional. They refilled our pitcher of water and gave us additional napkins/bowls without being asked. My favourite was their satay chicken skewers - full of flavour and not at all dry. Their bass was also a favourite! 10/10 would definitely come again.

    Thai crab fried rice
    Amy Y.

    Newish Thai place at Chalmers Gate and Hwy 7 (same mall as Saigon Star). They have a lunch menu that starts at $12.99. Dishes range from your traditional Thai curries and pad thai to Taiwanese and Chinese dishes. So the menu is not fully Thai. Prices can be argued to be on the higher end for the type of dish being offered. What was ordered: Thai style crab rice Coconut chicken curry Curry with shrimp and egg Flavours of the curry were good, the shrimp in the curry were head on and a decent size. Unfortunately the rice was a bit lacklustre in flavour. I could see the surimi but no real crab. A bit disappointing. Portions were okay. Service was lovely, we were checked on a couple of times and asked if the flavours were okay. Would we return? Unsure. Really nothing to make them stand out.

    Salad
    Pauline W.

    This restaurant had good lunch special Chicken Pad only $12.99 of you add $4 you get a pop and salad Also ordered the chicken curry rice Friendly service, plaza have lots of parking but always packed during lunch time I just found the food is a bit salty

    Nance W.

    This is more like a 2.5 rating for me..... 20% off discount until June 10th is being offered as part of their soft opening. I saw the restaurant sign being put up as coming soon last month and I was super excited for another Thai restaurant opening in the York region. I found out though this is really not an actual Thai restaurant but it was more of a Thai / Taiwanese style restaurant, so a Thai fusion type of restaurant. Therefore, a lot of their dishes are on the sweeter side. Since I never tried Thai / Taiwanese fusion, I decided to give it a try and also the 20% off discount made it really attractive. Sadly, whatever I ordered as supposedly "Thai dishes" were a disappointment but perhaps I needed to avoid the so called Thai dishes and go for the more Chinese style dishes such as their veggies, seafood, fried rice etc. What I ordered: Thai Milk Tea, Pad Thai that comes with Chicken and Thai Style Beef with Coconut Curry. Rice does not come with curry and is extra. The Thai Milk Tea was ok but definitely felt it could be stronger. The Pad Thai just didn't feel like the Pad Thai. It was definitely a fusion of some kind. Not sure if this is what a Thai Taiwanese Pad Thai should taste like but if that is the case, it wasn't great. It felt more like a white version of a Pad Thai, like ketchup was added to it. I noticed in other pics that it comes with a slice of lemon (no lime). One reviewer commented it would be great if it came with peanuts too and the dish this time did come with peanuts on a small dish but they were not crushed peanuts but whole peanuts slice in half?? also no lime nor lemon. The noodles also were overcooked and too soft. Honestly, it was bad but not the worse Pad Thai I had. The Thai Beef Curry was decent but it felt like it was nothing special and it tasted like those pre made curries sauce that you can purchase at any grocery store and make at home. The shrimp pancake was nicely fried and crunchy but falls apart when you bite it... It also took a while to come out and came last. There was no taste to the pancake. The sauce that came with it was ok but didn't add anything to the dish itself other than it offers a little bit of the sweet sauce. Not sure why so many people ordered it. I guess it's great for kids but this was definitely not worth the $16.99 price. The staff were very nice, friendly and courteous but they were clearly understaffed and overwhelmed once it got busy with the dine-in and takeout orderes. Also the waiter didn't asked me if I needed rice to go with the curry dish and no one came to check on us.. I was glad I made a reservations as it started to get busy and they had to let multiple walk ins know that there were no tables left and that the wait is now an hour. There are a few round tables and square rectangle tables and welll spaced out but the place is not very big. Staff speak English and Mandarin. Overall, I am in no hurry to go back but I may want to visit them again before the 20% discount ends and just order wisely next time and judge on whether they can do a better job on other dishes. The prices are also a little bit high.

    Matthew H.

    Ordered 2x pad thai here for pickup as I came across a promotion via the food delivery apps. This spot is definitely a Thai inspired/Chinese run spot given the menu. As I was picking up, not much I can say about the service, but my order was ready as advertised and the experience was easy. It was late on a weeknight so the restaurant was empty, but there was plenty of seating for all kinds of groups there. The plaza does get busy during the day so parking may be a challenge. In terms of the Pad Thai, I thought it was bland and the noodles were very soft, lacking that sweet sour mix. The portion and value were good (seems they also run some specials for lunch), though the taste is missing.

    Thai Tom yum seafood soup
    Rachel L.

    Very patient service from the server guiding us to our seat, the one taking our order, and even the employees that cleared our tables. They had good attention to detail - noting when we were done to clear plates at the perfect time, noticing if our food was coming at a reasonable time, etc. Chicken satay skewers - not what we expected , but delicious! Wanted skewers but sad they only offer chicken. Usually worried that chicken would be too lean or dry, but this was a good meaty piece and wasn't dry. The sauce was tasty and I enjoyed the side shrimp crackers! Spring rolls - 3 rolls each cut in 2 (total 6 pieces). Very crunchy and the filling was delicious. Thai Tom yum seafood soup - menu had 3 chili peppers next to it so we knew it'd be spicy. And it is! A good spice level for Thai soup, but spicier than most Tom yum I've had from other restaurants. I enjoyed the spice. Recommend ordering some rice to go with it. Soup can serve around 6-8 bowls. In the soup included squid, baby corn, shrimp, mushroom, clam, mussel, tomatoes, cilantro, lemongrass. Very spacious seating, good for small or large groups. Clean and comfortable. Overall more down to earth / casual than neighbouring Thai restaurant in the area.

    Dennis C.

    I think the name is deceptive IMHO. It is not Thai food in the traditional sense. It's kind of a hybrid of Chinese and Thai but this not the type of Thai cuisine you would expect in Bangkok. Now onto the real review of this new place with a "deceptive Thai cuisine". The rice was a bit on the hard side and the coconut curry was a bit lacking in spice and taste.However, the MatsusakaPork w/shrimp sauce was excellent. In general I did find the portion size a bit on the light side. They do have a lot of menu items so I would say worth giving it a try. I certainly will and work my way through the menu. Stay tuned for updates.

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