Not much to look at since it is in a corner of a dilapidated strip mall with 70s american diner…read morefurniture inside, but the food is good! Not the greatest by a long haul, but in a small city like Kingston, this is one of the best Thai places around. We had the pad thai and the red curry, our regular dishes to test a new restaurant. The curry was a bit watery and the pad thai a bit dry, but both dishes were quite ok. Nothing to come back for, but if you're in the area and hungry, it would definitely fill the void. If you have more time and opportunity there are a few thai restaurants in downtown by the waterfront which have food about one level of quality higher than here. But if you're in the surrounding burbs, with their interminable blocks of identically looking houses - this is your best bet.

This little Thai restaurant is located in a strip mall in a mainly residential area. There aren't a…read morewhole lot of food options, besides chains. Siam Reap and the nearby Indian restaurant. I've picked up a few takeout meals from this place. The service is always friendly and the food is good. It's definitely not the best Thai food in Kingston, but it's priced right and is a great option for those living in the suburbs if you don't feel like driving downtown.

Ordered Uber Eats on a really cold night while in town to visit my dad. I chose the fresh rolls and…read morecoconut soup (Tom aka) - both were delicious. The soup arrived hot and flavourful, it warmed up my soul. The fresh rolls were excellent - super crunchy and tasted very fresh. Would order from here again!

I order a general Tao chicken and the person serving dont think he speaks english he gave me…read moresomething different

I should've read reviews before ordering. Took forever to order online. Once arrived, vegetables…read morewere a remote thought - my dish had only 2 leafy greens + stems. No onions, no any else (except for the 6 prawns). My son had 3 pieces of chopped onion. Not sure why they ask if you'd like less onions or vegetables if they don't include them anyway. Really just a load of poorly sauced carbs (rice or noodles). Get at the grocery store and heat yourself: way better, faster, and less expensive!

Simple take-out at the Cataraqui Mall. Quality and quantity for reasonable prices. Prepped right in…read morefront of you. Gluten free & No spice options. Same regular staff for years says they treat staff right.

Found the restaurant via yelp on our way drive to thousand island. It looks like a nice restaurant,…read moreinteresting thing is there is no Asian in this Thai restaurant at all, all white people. I was wondering what's that about. I ordered red curry chicken stir fry and my husband get pad Thai. His Pad Thai is way too sweet, he end up put so much chili sauce on it. My curry chicken is good. I'm happy.

Got Cambodian spring rolls, golden chicken and Kako Khmer…read more Spring rolls tastes very dry. But Kako Khmer really stood out. The taste is quite unique and refreshing.

HORRIBLE FOOD! This is Terrible! I thought about giving…read morethis place a try and boy was I disappointed. I couldn't even take one bite without spitting food out. The appearance alone would deter anyone from consuming it. They offered to make something different instead of Refund! ARE YOU KIDDING ME! DONT EAT HERE! Terrible and Disgusting.

First visit here, really tasty menu items - I recommend the Bombay Mac & Cheese. But the teriyaki…read morebox was really good also. Each box served for 2 meals for us, so really good value as well. Super helpful and kind staff - not much for eat in, but it will be a great takeout or delivery experience

Good food and service but really (imo) mostly more Thai than Cambodian menu. I would recommend…read morelooking elsewhere for a more Cambodia food experience but I'm not sure where that would be. First time in Kingston...

Absolutely enjoyable and delicious dinner. Service was…read moreamazing, friendly and fast. The Pad Thai and Curry was perfect. Opens at 4:30PM Highly recommended.

Kingston has quite a few Cambodian restaurants and I decided to have this relatively uncommon…read morecuisine. The lady at the counter sound Thai and was confused when I asked if they had fish amok and the food here is spicy for Cambodian food. I'm not sure how Cambodian the food is but it's pretty tasty. I was told 1, 5 & 6 were the more Cambodian dishes. Spicy sour chicken (Cambodian style) had a sweet, spicy & rich peanut sauce. Cambodian Village soup was a big portion and was a spicy, rich, thin soup with some coconut milk. Cambodian spring rolls were good: quite peppery, with quite a bit of meat and served with a dipping sauce made from fish sauce, peanuts and carrot. Thai iced tea was big and good: rich and concentrated.

Bussin no cap, all of the curry dishes are bomb. I recommend the dishes 1 and 6. You won't be…read moredisappointed. Order extra water!!

The food flavour is amazing ! Portion size BIG which is rare…read morethese days. One order can easily feed 2 if not more! I was hungry so tried the green curry, red curry and pad Thai. All 3 were sooooo good. My wife and I have have over half of each still left over. The spring rolls are the best spring rolls I've ever had and I've had them around the world ! Make sure you get a couple of those with your main course. Will be going back soon.

Ordered takeout. They get incredibly busy, especially their phone line, so had to just go in and…read moreorder, and then come back after ~40 minutes to pickup. Got the Pad Thai (#18) and the Banhseo (#8). After all the claims that this was the best pad thai in Kingston, I have to say I was pretty disappointed. The noodles weren't exactly great; good hardness but not good chew. Flavour was a little on the bland side. However, I really enjoyed the Banhseo. It's like an thin crepe/pancake wrapped around chicken, bean sprouts. Served with fish sauce, and some chili sauce, it was light and tasty, but also very satisfying. Portion sizes are huge. Definitely good value.