From the moment you walk in, it feels like you're been transported straight to Bangkok. The decor…read moretuck-till taxi and outdoor food stall setup give off such authentic Bangkok street vibes, it's such a fun atmosphere. The food presentation was beautiful, the portions generous and the staff super friendly and attentive. It's a perfect spot to hang out with friends and enjoy a truly authentic Thai street food experience in Toronto. Highly recommend

First Thai meal back in Toronto, and @eatbkkto made it count Lunch special is only $16…read more But this time I tried a number of signature dishes here at the Thornhill spot - great vibe, and the room does a lot of work ! Pineapple Fried Rice - Fried rice with sweet pineapple, and you pick your own protein. I went shrimp and pork -- the sweet-savoury thing is the whole point of the dish. Som Tum Eat BKK - Papaya salad, which looks simple but refreshing, it's the dish to begin with or reset your palate between everything else. Pad Thai - Rice noodles with tamarind sauce, my favourite of the night. Mango Sticky Rice - Sweetened sticky rice, fresh mango, coconut milk sauce. The classic closer. Tub Tim Krob - This one is a bit too sweet for me.

Been on a thai kick recently! The khao soi roti taco things was a crowd favourite, I found it to be…read moreunique :$ Everything really flavourful and tasty. However, I found that the Pad kra pao was quite oily and the sauce was a bit too strong. The rice it came with was very sweet and coconutty which I kinda liked but it got heavy near the end. Unfortunately though the restaurant was empty it felt like the servers were rushing us to leave. It didn't affect our experience much though!

Came here to eat on a Monday night, arrived without a reservation but got seated fairly quick even…read morethough the restaurant was pretty full. The staff were extremely nice and quick with their service. The restaurant was very long and had a surprising amount of tables with lots of Thai decor. We ordered the following: Green curry with brown rice 7/10 - chose tofu as protein and it was very good, flavourful coconut curry with lots of vegetables - $18 Khao Soi 9/10 - Egg noodles with beef and a golden coconut curry, very flavourful and filled with lots of onions and green + red peppers. Very tasty and presentation was on point - $21 Thai iced tea 7/10 - a little too sweet for my liking but still pretty good - $4.5 Golden sweet potato fritters 8/10 - loved the texture for this, almost like fries but fright in a light batter. Came with sweet and sour dipper sauce too - $14 Overall I thought the food was very good, and portion sizes were good as well, we ended up taking home most of the sweet potato fritters because we were too full to finish! total spent was about $75 after tax and tips

Very good Thai food. I could not believe it but they also had Lobster and wow it was good the way…read morethey prepared it. I enjoyed the service and ambiance. One thing to look out for is that the lunch special is not available on a long weekend. But the food here was amazing and the dining room was done very nicely in a modern Asian look.

I tried the traditional Pad Thai here. I don't know much about pad Thai, but I thought it was…read moredelicious. I ordered the street style, but they gave me the traditional by mistake. I didn't even realize. They offered to switch it for me. I told them it was fine just because I was enjoying it so much. Next time I'll go back and try the street style pad Thai. The service is friendly and very fast. I'll be going back. See you there.

On a cold weeknight, stopped at the this nearby family-owned Thai restaurant just north of the Main…read moreSt Markham. I wa always drove past it but their fairly new store sign caught my attention, so wanted to check it out. I decided to try the chicken red curry, as its not too spicy and just a mild kick with it. The curry was quite solid, creamy and thick, and filled with flavour. Also, ordered a rice, which is unfortunately excluded from the curry. Then, tried the beef pad see ew to share which overall tasted delicious - coated in a savory-sweet soy sauce and tender crispy veggies ( broccoli, carrots etc.) The staff were super friendly, and the atmosphere felt so warm and welcoming -- perfect for a casual family meal. The price range is solid between $15 to $20 per dish. If you love authentic Thai food, this spot is absolutely worth checking out

This place isn't bad it was pretty average, I ordered the paad kee mao, green curry and basil fried…read morerice. I found their portion size to be very little, but the taste was really good for the paad kee mao, good texture on the noodles wishes it was a bit more spicier. The basil fried rice was really good I think that was the best thing I tasted here. The green curry was way too sweet, there was not enough spice to it. The jasmine rice was flavourful. The service was good staff were friendly and the owner or worker took a picture of my family with my daughter. It is a nice small family restaurant but I think khao san rao is still the top place for Thai food.

Delicious food, and the spice hits perfectly! (Got the level below highest, and it seems to be…read moreright at my limit, which I love). Food is a tad bit on the sweet side though , so not perfect yet. But cute hole in the wall place, great service, and authentic tasting.

Had a great meal at Wai Thai with hearty delicious Thai food. We had the beef pad sew ew and the…read morecrab fried rice, both that had great wok heat and flavors. The crab fried rice actually has chunks of real crab meat in it! I like the simple neighborhood feel of the space and the staff was friendly.

The food was very tasty. Every dish was enjoyable and the service was great - very kind owners. The…read morerestaurant is large, open and has nice rustic decor.

Prices ok for area portions small, misleading descriptions (the expensive ingredients like galangal…read moreare missing) which is a super p/o. Spring rolls very oily, clearly oil was too cold as wraps had dark spots. Tom yum, my fave, no tomato, no pineapple. Broth ok. Wouldn't return.

We got take out, so cannot comment on the resto itself. The food was delicious!! Pad see ew was…read moreappropriately wok-ed, if you know what I mean. The khao soi was so flavorful, and I loved how the takeout container separated the noodles from the curry. Wish I could buy some of these containers for myself! That being said, prices are HIGH for thai food. What we usually spend 16 dollars on was 25 +. The taste made it worth it, but perhaps next time we will dine in and take advantage of that price fully!

Loved this new place we discovered!…read more Our main dish was the smoked duck khao soi and it was so tender! Their presentation with the floating chopstick was also a great touch. Mango salad is always a must for Thai dishes as it serves as a refreshing palate cleanser. Service was quick and we didn't have to wait for tables for walk in.

Phat Kaphrao is a class-apart Thai takeout joint. I'm so glad I decided to try their food this…read moreFriday. I ordered Tom Kha soup, Chicken Satay and Curried Pad Thai. First of all, their portions could give any other restaurant run for money - superbly generous. Tom Kha soup was full of flavour and a comforting dish in itself. One soup can easily give 2 generous bowls for 2 adults. Chicken Satay was my husband's favourite out of everything. It was juicy and came along with delish peanut sauce. I liked Curried Pad Thai a lot as it was light and not full of oil like regular Pad Thai. Besides the base was green curry, so a very welcome change from the usual stuff. The place was spick and span but has limited seating. I'll suggest doing a takeout instead. I don't have any pictures to share as I couldn't control myself and literally dived straight in. All of this was in $40 which made two people extremely full. Worth for money and full marks for taste. Marking it as favourite. Follow @mygourmetaffair on IG for more Toronto-based finds.

Food was great. It is more of a take out place though…read more Lots of food, but I recommend the lunch specials as you get a soup and rice. So for lunch specials, we had a pot Thai and massaman curry and holy basil curry. Regular dishes, we got glass noodles, basil, eggplant, yellow, curry, and taro fries I would definitely get the lunch specials again, the glass noodles and taro fries If you're in the neighbourhood it's definitely worth going to. I'm glad I went.