This place was basically my weekly serving of Thai Food, though I can't say that I have Thai at…read moreleast once a week - I usually have it a little less regularly. Anyway, since I hadn't had any for a while (basically a week), I decided to look for one as I was wandering along Glebe Point Road, and this place basically came up. As a restaurant it does its job, and it does actually have a much more authentic feel than some of those really flash thai restuarants that are appearing all around the suburbs. I ended up having a curry, but then that is what I generally end up eating at most of the Thai restaurants I visit. Oh and its pretty good value as well, though I would recommend avoiding it on the hotter days.

DELICIOUS. Really flavourful, lots of options, and affordable. I think the lower stars are crazy…read more This is one of the best Thai places I've ever been to full stop. No corkage fee for BYO either and on a cute street. Go and enjoy!

Reasonably good Thai place. Modern decor feels like they have had a recent renovation. Premises…read moreseemed very clean. The food was pretty good. Pineapple fried rice was nice, sizzling seafood did indeed come out sizzling. The portions seemed a little bit small considering the price

Quick and easy Thai food with friendly staff and a nice selection of favourites…read more Dropped in on a Saturday at 630. Pretty quiet on the inside. By 7 the 15 or so tables were all full. We started with some Spring rolls and they were out within 5 minutes. Not bad, seemed pretty fresh and tasty. For the mains we ordered papaya salad, red duck curry, and pad Thai. The Pad Thai and red duck curry were both really nice but I have to say, the papaya salad was excellent. This is my wife's favourite dish and normally when we order it at other places I find it way too spicy. The one here was beautiful though. With just a touch of spice, it's made my night. Finished of dinner with a nice little treat of sticky rice. Yum! And away we went. Definitely stop in if you're in the area. PS - be careful if you're here when they get busy...looks like the service drops off a cliff edge.

Average This is a dingy Haymarket hole-in-the-wall…read morerestaurant serving cheap food. The staff are friendly enough and the portions are generous, but we didn't really enjoy our meals!

the rou jia mo (pork pita pocket) was well made, but i wish the pork had a bit more flavor. the…read morebread was very nicely toasted and the meat was juicy though. service was slower than expected and the seating is very minimal, but it isn't meant to be a sit-down spot. it's a solid snack but i wouldn't come back for a whole meal.

Paying full price for a meal, opening up the container to find out that it's only half full. What…read morean insult. Their scam is charging $5 for a small rice & $6 for a large. You can't even get a meal with rice for less than $20 at this place. Forget about a lunch special at this place! They gouge you for every $$. There's 2 other chinese places in Parra that do awesome $10/$12 lunches. It's not as if the food is fine dining. The meat is always in very large pieces. The only possible reason for the high * reviews are that people have never eaten at another chinese take away before or they've never been out of North Parramatta before..

I love supporting local business, and a great bonus when they are great businesses in the own…read moreright. This restaurant is great value for money and worth a try. I asked for dish not on the menu, grandma tofu, and they made it for me. It was to perfection. Unfortunately they didn't have fried ice cream on the night, otherwise 5 stars :-)

Chilli Jam enjoys the reputation of 'fanciest' Thai restaurant in Concord. Not a bad title to have,…read moreconsidering the plethora of Thai restaurants along Majors Bay Rd. The dark mood lighting, cool furniture and cliché Eastern decorations, gives the impression that Chilli Jam is a seriously suave establishment. Unfortunately, the service does not match the décor. It is sloppy, disinterested, and unobservant (you'll probably need to wave someone down a few times before getting a fresh coke). Perhaps Chilli Jam should worry more about service and less about decoration. The menu is quite interesting, and differs greatly from other Thai restaurants I've visited in Concord. But while they may have more on offer, the quality is no different from the cheaper Thai restaurants on Majors Bay Rd. The food is decent, but seriously overpriced, and the noise level is often unbearable and annoying. The only thing that keeps me coming back to Chilli Jam is the spicy papaya salad. It is so good, but its severe heat means you wont taste much of your other dishes.

Passing by this restaurant many times, the reason to try is its decoration…read more we came in a bit early for dinner and some staff were still having their dinner. Service is OK, but we had to wave our hands to draw attention. The dishes we ordered look better than their taste. Soft shell crab is standard, but the dessert, custard and sticky rice, is just sweet, sweet & sweet... The price is not cheap because they charge a premium for good-looking decoration and dishes.

Definitely recommend. It has the best hainanese chicken and hainanese chicken rice, chicken and…read morebeef satay, roti (though Malacca Straits is even better) and nasi goreng! I have never had a restaurant that was better in these things. The food comes out a bit slowly by the staff, and they are usually quite busy so you have to book ahead, especially due to COVID times, but the food is utterly delicious so I would recommend anyway! My family and I have gone to this restaurant for years, so for around 30 years or more. We're friends with the bosses and it's a family run business.

Pretty mid, got my tummy feeling weird after. People cool tho, dead vibe but, ain't nobody wanna go…read moreinto that alley

The best part of a decade ago the Thai Noodle Hut was little more than a miniscule hole in an old…read moreconcrete wall. Dark, dingy, soot-filled, with one beaten up plastic table-and-chair ensemble that wailed piteously when sat on. What it also had, however, were two intrepid chefs wearing bandannas (the sign of a serious chef. Or an unimaginative rapper), who were committed to ladling out colossal bowls of spicy Thai dishes using ingredients fresher than . . . than . . . well, daisies, I suppose. So I panicked and that last analogy suffered terribly, but my point is that now the Thai Noodle Hut has double in size (although it's still just a hole in the wall) and the decor has had an upgrade, but their commitment to the things that made them a Willoughby Rd institution haven't changed -- they're CHEAP, FRESH, and GENEROUS (none of which are words that can be used to describe my last girlfriend). Seriously, the helpings are gigantic, the ingredients are quality, and the prices! Good lord, the prices! It's almost unfair how cheap it is. The staff are friendly as all get out but they're no economists . . . their prices haven't changed since the 90's. In fact, I have no idea how they make money. I'm almost too scared to mention that we're meant to be in a recession in case they weren't aware of this and raise their prices accordingly. Do yourself a flavour and get the Tom Yum Goong spicy prawn soup. It's stuffed full of huge prawns, coriander, button mushrooms and at $10.50 it represents the best value in Australia. Other faves: sweet soy noodle, prawn with salt and pepper and chilli basil noodle.

I eat here all the time and apart from the odd Autumn special -which I haven't seen in a couple of…read moreyears - there is one amazing thing about this place that no other Thai has... And that is possibly the worlds best Chicken Laksa. Not kidding. This is hands down the best Laksa I have ever had and even though this is not the prettiest place in the world I have even taken business lunches here just to impress and so far they all agree - I also have the whole office on board. Seriously I do not order anything else as this is just phenomenal - if you like a medium spice noodle soup you have to try this at least once. I have paid triple the price only to say - why did I get the Laksa it could never even compare - and after one serving you will be hooked. Also do me a favor and ask about the autumn special if enough people ask I might just see it again.

$ to $$ - I have traveled from CBD Sydney to eat here, its amazing…read more What can I say to someone who hasen't been here. The classic money bags are sweet and delicious. The Beef massaman is the best I have ever had. Pad Prik, Rice noodle, argh, nearly every dish is superb but it doesn't stop there. Such curteous, generous staff. They refill your water, always see when your done or if you need more rice (which you could help yourself but they will smile/take over if you do, which I find top quality service). The venue is so tranquil, with its beautiful canary yellow over shade and blossom tree's, no wonder its the locals favourite in Pennant Hills, because the manager there listens to feedback, and follow through. I just wish this place could win awards, because it really is an amazing place. It's been here longer than other thai places, and despite competition they are still there unlike most restaraunts in that area who come and go. Its cheaper, its more quantity for quality and the type of place where they always exceed your expectations, even when you keep coming back. Go there for a first date, a birthday (they dim the lights and stars appear on the roof, sing, just wow). Can't stop raving, just go and you'll see how good this place really is, Was the only place I ate at when I lived in the Hills, but will always visit and make the drive up.

We called on a Friday and the restaurant was quite busy. We ordered chicken satays for entree and…read morewhen they arrived at the table we didn't recognise that they were the same as we ordered. We thought maybe it was better than having the stick in the meat as is the usual case. Unfortunately the meat was dry with no satay taste. The other two dishes were only passable.