Poor service- empty coffee cups and waitress walked by 3 times while other tables got their coffee…read morerefilled. Had to get our own cutlery off other tables. Had to ask for items we ordered. Tried to take my plate while I was still eating and then never came back to table again. Had to ask other waitress for help Food was less than mediocre. Turkey full of gristle and fish over cooked Won't be back

My father and I attended the Galt View today for an early supper. Anyone from Cambridge already…read moreknows of the Galt View Restaurant (the one across the street from the hospital), but it's now under new ownership/management and while they were closed to renovations the past few months, not much has changed inside. This was the first I've been there since the changeover. It's a big restaurant and they have good food. Today we both had the banquet burger, and it was quite good. I wouldn't go so far as to say it was the best, but it was good. The menu is small, but it offers all the standard comfort food you'd expect from such a place. There were only two other parties dinning in the 40-plus table establishment, and as a result our server was attentive and the food was served quickly. I wonder how that might change if it were busy. I will say that our server was very cheerful and pleasant, which made it a nice experience. Then there was the mystery of the empty bowl. On our table was placed a small, white, ceramic bowl. It was the same as the bowl used to hold the sugar packets for coffee or tea, but this one was empty. I looked around and there was a small, white, empty bowl on every table. I was perplexed. I commented to my father that maybe it was a tip jar. He joked saying that it was empty, so maybe we should go elsewhere. As the meal wore on, I became increasingly worried about the meaning behind this empty bowl. Why was it there? Why a white bowl? Why not green, or brown, or whatever other colour is fashionable for bowls these days? What were we meant to do with it? Did it have a deeper existential meaning? Was it the owners symbolic commentary on the nature of the universe? A view thus imposed on the unsuspecting diner, most of whom would just think; "hey, an empty bowl." My head was spinning. I began to wonder if I was losing my mind. Imagine that, being brought to the brink of sanity (or is that insanity) by the presence of a small, empty, white, ceramic bowl. I again commented on the situation and my father insisted that it was there to hold creamers for those cups of coffee and tee, for which the sugar waited. I was dubious...it didn't make any sense. In the end, I declined to ask the waitress why there was an empty bowl on every table. I figured that the mystery had taken me places I hadn't dreamed possible, and whatever her answer, a mind cannot be un-blown, once it is blown. We gave her a good tip.

I would say this is one of the better Vietnamese restaurants in the area. Great food and decent…read moreselection of wines. We always visit this restaurant with friends of us that live in Cambridge, and we take few different dishes. With ever popular sharing option in exotic cuisine restaurants we had opportunity to try many items from their menu. I was always saying that, Classicos restaurant in Kitchener had the best mussels, and we enjoy them there many times. Unfortunately Classicos closed few years back and I couldn't find comparable mussels until we tried them at Red Basil. At my last visit, I had them as an appetizer and then order them again as main course. Yes, they are that good. Crispy roast duck is great, and their fried rice is superb. We will visit again.

Red Basil is a great place for satisfying that Vietnamese food craving. The price is great for the…read moreamount of food you get. The flavor is localized, so along side pho and lemongrass dishes there is also orange chicken and other american-asian dishes. The area is pedestrian only and has lots of free parking around the area. The restaurant has plenty of seating for 2s, 4s, and more and is only one floor. We had a mix of food ordered, but the battered chicken with egg noodles was impressive, it was a large portion and had a fluffy and moist chicken overtop the noodles. It was lots of food, and could have made great leftovers if we didn't devour it all. The service is on the slower side, they only had one server that day and the chef came out to help out. All-in-all the wait was around 20-25 min to get from order to food on the table and it was enjoyable. Would come back again to try the duck next time.

We had a great time dining here. The service was quick and they deserve more hype! The lady working…read morewas very sweet. We will be back when we're in the area again. Get the spring rolls and yellow curry

Sorry but this is the worst padthai I ever had though the portion was decent it wasn't cheap either…read more...

Food is flavourful, on the saltier side. The thai fried rice was a bit spicy. Quick and friendly…read moreservice. Nice and quiet dine in experience. Would visit again. Lots of take out orders and there is a deal for 10 wings for 12 bucks take out only that I would love to try

Small place with amazing food. One of the only places in KW where you can order Thai hot and it is…read moreactually Thai hot. Fantastic friendly staff.

Came up on this Thai restaurant in Burlington. It's such a hidden gem. Food is very authentic!!…read more You pay for your food at the counter and they bring it to you. The restaurant was small and cute with 3 tables, the times I've been I never had to wait for a table. We ordered the pad gra prow with fried pork belly. It's one of their limited time dishes and it was fantastic! We ordered tom yum soup and shrimp rolls as apps and it didn't not disappoint! We also order the drunken noodles with the rice dish and it was so good!! We got the cookie and pandan cake as dessert and it was amazing! One of my fav authentic Thai restaurants!

This is a cute little Thai place on the route between Toronto and Niagara. It is a fast service…read moreplace, where you order & pay at the counter. It is very small, with only 3 tables. It appears they do the bulk of their business in take out. We opted for a light late lunch here. We had shrimp rolls, my husband tried the wings ( very different preparation, but he said they were delicious) and I had the coconut shrimp soup with Shrimp. The soup was really good, even if it did have large inedible chunks of ginger. We got a free cookie for posting on instagram.

We went to Hilton falls hiking. Then we got hungry and looked for a nearby restaurant. Menu has…read moreplenty of options. I got veggie curry with sticky rice. It was authentic and delicious. amazing and friendly service. Outdoors and indoors seating available. Strongly recommend if you like Thai food and you're in the area.

Love the green mango salad. That was exactly what I was needing. Tried a little of what my family…read morewas eating and all was delicious. Confused as to why they don't have a higher rating. Sometime I dint know what's going on with some of these yelpers.

Solid 3 1/2 stars. Great food. I tried the drunken noodles and the appetizer plate for two. I was…read morepart of a large group and everyone was satisfied, regardless of soup, curries, and/or noodles. Great service and quaint atmosphere.

The food was great. The service was super. And they've made changes to the restaurant. It's smaller…read morebut quite nice. The ambiance was relaxing.

recently tried Soi Thaifoon, and while it's not the most authentic Thai food (which I'm more used…read moreto), I still enjoyed parts of the meal. We started with the satay chicken and dumplings, and both were really good--flavorful and well-prepared. One thing to note: when they say spicy, they really mean it! I have a pretty high spice tolerance, and even at the third level of heat it was very spicy--but also really tasty. I had a chili chicken dish that wasn't the most authentic, but I still enjoyed the flavors. My husband ordered the chicken Pad Thai, and he wasn't the biggest fan of it. Overall, while it may not be the most traditional Thai spot, it's a decent place if you're looking for bold flavors and a bit of spice. P.s. it's all halal

This was a cute little Thai spot that's kind of in between a sit down restaurant and fast food…read morejoint. There was a good amount of seating considering it's not a large space. It was also decorated nicely with lanterns on the ceiling. You order at the counter and either takeout or dine in. The food was fresh and comforting. I tried the red curry with chicken. It came with rice and I also got spring rolls on the side. The curry was lacking a bit of flavour in my opinion and the rice was a little dry but overall it was still tasty. The spring rolls were good too. Some of the portions were a little small given the price however. The service was great and the cooks came and checked in with us to make sure everything was good which was nice as this wasn't a restaurant with servers.