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8 years ago
My favourite Thai especially for vegos and vegans. Lovely staff but you must book as it's very cosy
9 years ago
The food was good Thai. The desserts are great!!! I had the little taro balls. Delicious! The coconut milk sticky rice with Durian was also delightful! Great neighbourhood gem. read more
224 Como Pde West
Parkdale Victoria 3195
Australia
(03) 9580 6234
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http://parkdale.neothai.com.au
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What time does Neo Thai Vibe open?
Neo Thai Vibe opens at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Neo Thai Vibe close?
Neo Thai Vibe is closed on Monday.Neo Thai Vibe closes at 10:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon ClosedTue-Sun 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Does Neo Thai Vibe serve alcohol?
Yes, Neo Thai Vibe serves alcohol.
Does Neo Thai Vibe have parking?
Yes, Neo Thai Vibe has parking options.
Does Neo Thai Vibe have free WiFi?
Yes, Neo Thai Vibe has free WiFi.
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It's a long story how we purposefully stumbled on Thai Village, and let me tell you, it's worth the…read more20-30 minute drive each time to get there. The food is always on point. Service can be a bit spotty, but good overall. Like many places, they do tend to do a lot of take out and that sometimes takes priority over paying guests in the restaurant (one of my biggest pet peeves), but ... again ... the food is worth it. No matter what I order, they always get it right (and I do make a few substitutions). It's always hot and delicious and comforting. Their Tom Kha Gai soup is incredible. Sooooo good. I love their Chicken Fried Rice and the Chicken Massaman is really flavourful. BUT ... I could lay a bet down, that their Coconut Rice is the BEST in Melbourne. It's beyond delicious. I swear, I could just eat a bowl of that and nothing else and I'd be happy having it as my meal ;-) Thai Village is in a semi busy street (big supermarket across the road that brings in extra traffic), but parking isn't too bad. Also, their pricing is very reasonable. Thai Village is a casual restaurant and one of the nicest Thai restaurants I've been to. Definitely in my Top 3 in Melbourne. Give it a go!
I really enjoyed this meal. Really good tasting Thai food, a lovely mixture of flavors that work…read morewell together. Wines by the glass: 2 white, 1 Shiraz, so no medium or light reds. Service varied from staff member to staff member, average to attentive friendly smiles. I had fish cake starter and duck stir fry with veg and ginger, with coconut rice.
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Amazing place that is as cool and trendy as the name suggests. What isn't trendy is the food which…read moreis so delicious that you keep coming back to a staple of awesome entrees and tapas. The staff are eclectic but attentive without intruding. A great bar and interesting cocktails compliment the Japanese and Asian fusion menu. Try the beef cheeks with roti along with some fried squid and salmon tartare. The dessert menu is so interesting I won't spoil the fun. Cheltenham is fast becoming another interesting place to have eclectic food as good as anything in Fitzroy. Reasonably priced and easy to get to it's a newish place that will continue to grow popularity.
Went here on recommendation of a friend of a friend. New restaurant in Cheltenham. Trendy, modern…read morelayout and wait staff tried hard. Unfortunately the food was very disappointing - bland, unseasoned and uninspiring. The highlight of the meal was the salted endamame! Need i say more?
Yuzu & Lime Curd Tart w. Meringue - photo from website
Very disappointed tonight when we got take away from here. Since the last time we got it their…read moreprices have increased and they gave got new round containers that are clearly smaller than their old take away prices. I don't mind prices going up, but putting them in newer containers to try and disguise the drop in sizes at the same time does my head in. Sizes don't need to be huge or anything but they do need to be reasonable for the price being charged. Then I opened up the green curry and 3/4 of it was liquid. And the coconut rice was incredibly sweet. There are way better options for Thai in the area that I am happy to go to before returning.
Expensive for OK food. Now prefer the new place near Parkdale station (Vibe) which is still finding…read moreits feet but has great promise.
A typical good suburb Thai restaurant…read more I really liked the decor, the orange napkins match the wooden tables match the walls match the light shades. I had a duck curry, that was a bit chili hotter than I would have liked, but I could still taste the coconut in the rice. Busy, a good sign, friendly service, varied menu with big veg section, well written wine list. Does take away.
First time trying here as I have just moved into the area…read more Entree of satay sticks were amazing. Great size with very generous amount of sauce. Pad Thai sadly was a huge letdown. Very bland. Peanut dust on the top and lemon from a bottle!! Not good. Fresh lemon is a must for a good pad Thai. As are freshly ground peanuts. The service was very friendly although they brought our meals out separately with a large wait time for my friends meal. Sticky rice balls in coconut milk for dessert = not great. :-( Just want to add though that the staff were extremely friendly and attentive.
Red Duck Curry, coconut rice
I have no idea what everyone here is eating!! I have never tasted Thai food that is sooooo sweet!…read moreCoconut rice was like eating a desert! All dishes ordered were put together like it came from a country restaurant where stirring premade sauce onto same set of vegetables and heating equates to cooking. The only thing that made the dishes apart was the meat / seafood used. Everything was too sweet! Masked everything. IMHO don't bother w/ this joint.
This is our local and we've always found the food to be very tasty and the delivery very speedy…read more The sauces are more sweet based than spicy, so if you like it hot like I do, order up in spiciness. Recommend the coconut prawns. Delicious entree!
Soggy coconut desert rice
Beef was very tough
Seafood Green "sweet" Curry
Disappointing food. Suffers from that suburban Asian restaurant malaise of every sauce/flavouring…read moretasting the same no matter how it's described on the menu.
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It's all about the food at Coco' Thai. The menu here is a Thai takeaway dream with all the classics…read moreand it's good. It's really good. It is only tiny and seems like it's got that family business vibe to it but I was just so pleasantly surprised at how nice the food was. Don't get me wrong, it's not trying to be gourmet or anything but when I'm in the mood for Thai food it satisfy's me completely. I even liked it more after ordering food at another Thai restaurant and just felt a longing for Coco' Thai. It wasn't nearly as good. After getting takeaway there several times I ate in and although it wasn't busy it was just a really nice meal you can enjoy with a couple of people where it's BYO (very important). It's position down Glenhuntly road isn't great but it suits the mid week meal that's a bit different and still feels very home cooked. I love the meal sizes and it's very affordable and the people working there are so very polite and easy going. I felt like I had discovered a true gem with Coco' Thai and am surprised that it isn't as popping as some of the other restaurants on the street. I would highly recommend it and I'm getting to the "first name basis" step with the delivery guy there, which says it all.
I love authentic Thai food, not overly westernised Chinese style Thai food. This is why you will…read morefind me coming back to Coco Thai time and time again. Pad Grapow...more like Pad Gra WOW! I order this dish at Thai restaurants all over Melbourne. Sometimes it is a hit and a miss but not here. It leaves you wanting more, and you need to use all the rice to soak up the delicious juices that are left behind. I also recommend the money bags for entrée. Not only do they taste great but they look amazing.
Food: A fantastic range of Asian food. Their biggest advantage here is the choice of dishes and…read morecuisines. Food was well cooked, and well flavoured. I loved how this dishes had lots of colour too them. They looked really appealing and portion sizes were generous. Atmosphere/Service: Kotaraya is a fairly large restaurant, and offers a good number of tables for larger groups. It always seems to be busy in the evenings, and has a pleasant atmosphere. Service is a little hit and miss, they really need to work on their organisation with this and ensure they are approaching tables in the order they arrived, but staff are nice. Would I recommend it: Yes, I was surprised given the variety of food available how well cooked and well presented it was. I also thought it was very affordable for the portion sizes given. I'd recommend booking if you plan to go in the evenings, particularly at weekends.
This restaurant has a range of asian dishes available. Whether you're in the mood for Chinese, Thai…read moreor Malaysian, they cater to all in your group. When we lived in Elwood, we ordered from here at least fortnightly. Their delivery is very quick and the food was always hot and tasty. Their won tons alone are enough to tempt us to go back now that we're out of the area. The five spices calamari was always fresh and tender and the battered chicken with choice of sauce rounded off our favourites.
My favorite Thai restaurant in the whole world! The stir fried chicken Basil dish (pad Krapow?) is…read moresoooo yummy!!! I had it in many different Thai places and this is the best!!! Curries were amazing too, slow cooked meat was so tender! I will continue to go there and my dad, stepmum and brother are all huge fans now (brother even had his 18th birthday there). The staff are so friendly, such a nice family restaurant. Highly recommend this place!!
After passing this place on the train everyday for a couple of years, I am happy to say I finally…read moregot to try Little Thai Princess and it lived up to my expectations. The outside doesn't look like much but once inside, it is neatly decorated with great music making it a wonderful place to stop by for takeaway (close to train station) or if you are going for a dance lesson next door. We ordered a thai milk tea, chef's pork special (crispy pork with vegetables) and a beef massaman curry. The crispy pork was definitely our favourite along with the thai milk tea. This place has an entertainment voucher so next time I visit, I will be bringing that but overall caring and attentive service, staff seemed to know the regulars and has a relaxing atmosphere.
There are so many reasons why I love Thai food. The richness of coconut cream, the spiciness of…read morechilli and the tangy flavour that comes from ginger and lemongrass. Great Thai food should be able to combine all of those flavours and not let them overwhelm one another. Narai Thai comes pretty close to delivering. The menu may look pretty standard but the flavours are definitely present, and several dishes are brilliant. I recommend the calamari salad ($9.90) as an entrée, followed by either the Muu Yang ($14.90) or the sweet chilli jam stir-fry with chicken ($12.90). Narai offers take away, but it's always nice to dine there. I love being in the restaurant surrounded by purple and silver decorations, and the polite and hospitable staff. While Narai may not be able to keep up with the fusion fine dining Thai venues in Melbourne, it holds its ground well amongst hundreds of local Thai restaurants where the customers go just for a serve of pad Thai.
Been here four times and loved it each time. Basically it's the best mid priced Thai I know of and…read moreI know quite a few. Tonight we ate two of the specials - red curry duck and slow cooked lamb Massaman - together with mixed seafood basil. They were each absolutely delectable and the serves are generous and not expensive. Add really friendly and efficient service and you've got a fantastic local restaurant. It's a beauty. I can't wait to return.
I was born and raised in the western suburbs of Sydney so I grew up on lao/Thai cuisine (also helps…read morethat I'm of Laotian descent!) having moved to Melbourne a few years ago I had a hard time looking for places to offer me my home food. Yim Yams is probably the only restaurant here that is close to or on par with the food I have sorely missed! Flavour explosions meals! This place does get busy so best to book ahead. Or better yet take away if you live nearby. Also I have dined at both Yarraville & ascot vale branches and I prefer Yarraville! Recommended foods from here is definitely the papaya salad (if you're game get the salted crab/preserved egg version), roast duck curry, fried fish with secret sauce, prawn Tom yum and chicken pad sae ew. Oh and get all the sticky rice!
Great menu, food fantastic, atmosphere is great, service and staff, the mucked up our order but…read morewhat we go was still very tasty. Price was fantastic for the portion sizes. The restaurant was booked out as we were a walk in, yet there was a long shared table in the take away waiting area, so we couldn't sit there and eat, which was very nice looking out the shop front window, watching the people going past. You have to walk past the kitchen to got to the bathroom, the kitchen was busy and clean. No complaints here, loved it
Hard to write a review for a place that's basically a second kitchen for us, we go here so much…read more It's one of these places where you love your favourites so much you don't want to have anything else... but the few times you do manage to draw yourself away from the Drunken Noodles or Tom Yum Stir Fry you get rewarded with an all new fave. You really can't go wrong and the coconut ice-cream is the perfect way to cool down any burning mouths if you get any spicy mains. Love it here. Oh - and don't steal any grapes or food on a plate near the register. I *might* not have seen the statue the first time I was there and so thought the grapes were a cute touch (like mints at the counter) and *might* have popped one in my mouth. The server very politely informed me what I was doing, and then presented me with a plate of grapes from the kitchen of my own, which was super lovely of them considering I had just committed massive sacrilege to their culture and religion by stealing food from the gods. I also really like the pants they wear here.
Nakorn Siam puzzles me…read more It has the potential to be a really great Thai restaurant, the kind where people from suburbs away will make bookings, or turn up in the vain hope that they may be able to get a table. The mains are fabulous: the Pad Thai is to die for, and the curries and stir-fries are always delicious and authentic, and I have yet to be disappointed with the size of the servings. However sloppy service (it was hard to manage to catch anyone's attention), boring entrees (tasteless spring rolls and bland crispy tofu), and an unimaginative dining atmosphere and setting land it firmly in the realm of the 'local' Thai restaurant. Takeaway serving aren't nearly as generous as eating in so you may want to order a few mains, or just bite the bullet and get a table if you want to try it. For quality Thai cuisine, you are better off heading to other suburbs or into the city. Judging by the mains, the Nakorn Siam has the potential to produce some excellent dishes but they can't seem to get the whole act together.
New Thai on Burke Rd has some balls opening a few doors up from the fantastic Trinitas Thai, but…read moredespite the unassuming décor (it could be a café or any generic restaurant really) Thai Signature is super impressive. Huge call, but here it is: This is the best Massaman Beef Curry I have had, ever. It's hella rich, so it's not like you could put it away night after night but for every now and again - amazing. I would swim in that sauce if I could. Everything else we tried was also top notch. On the more expensive side of the scale for Thai, but it is Camberwell....and if I had to I would pay double for that Massaman!
Fantastic Thai food, Eat in, Take Away and home delivery. I've tried all three options and they…read morehave never dissapointed. The food is always tasty and served up quick. Great little thai restaurant!!
Always looking for "new" places to try, I found this little gem yesterday, and tried it for dinner…read moretonight. It's in a good location with plenty of street parking and while there's not a lot of curb appeal, it sounded good, so thought we'd give it a go. The interior is a little odd; quite a mish mosh of decor. But it smelled good inside, so we were eager to see what the food was like. They took our order promptly, and were accommodating with requests. The food came out in good time, which was more impressive since they were doing a few take out orders. The entrees were nice. Generic chicken spring rolls and chicken curry puffs. They were really nice and would probably order again. For my main, I had the chicken fried rice and though it was really nothing to look at (presentation left much to be desired) the food was very good. The kitchen honoured our requests for changes to the dishes, and the mains also came out in reasonable timing. From a pricing point of view, I think it was very reasonable. Mains were in the mid teens, and on a par with other small Thai restaurants. Overall ... would I come back again? If I was in the area, I'd definitely come back again. There wasn't anything really bad about it here at all. Considering it's almost a 30 minute drive from home to it, I'd be more inclined to try elsewhere first. But if you find yourself in Sandringham and want a good Thai meal, give this a try for sure.
A great friendly Thai restaurant with excellent service and delicious food. All the Thai classic…read moredishes and very attentive staff.
I've been eating Thai food from Rose of Thailand since they first opened quite a few years ago now…read more It's pretty much hidden away off Blackburn road, opposite the Syndal train station. I've been going there for very good reasons. The food is excellent. It's got acceptable décor. Service is usually pretty fast. Did I mention that the food is excellent? It's pretty well priced too. I usually grab a red beef curry, and that's under $15. A bit of coconut rice and maybe an appetiser, and you've got a nice dinner for two for around $25. Occasionally there are mistakes made when you order, like getting chicken instead of beef, and that sort of thing. But they'll bend over backwards to make things right. That's part of the reason I like them. They're very customer satisfaction focused. Give them a go. You'll really like the food. Especially if you get off the train at Syndal after a hard day at work.
Whenever I come to visit Melbourne from the States, Rose of Thailand is an absolute priority…read moredestination in terms of eating out. The food here is outstanding, and absolutely the best Thai available anywhere that I've been. The service is excellent and due to the price of dining out being pretty insane in Australia, I would say that the cost is just about right where it ought to be. I previously came here during a vegetarian phase and found myself attached to the vegetarian options on the menu, including fried rice, peanut curry, and a spicy noodle dish called Pad Kee Mao. I highly recommend any of those three, as the flavors are really outstanding. Being that I am yet to try any of their meat options, I can't speak to the quality of those, but the vegetables are fresh and the overall flavor of everything on the menu is really good. I would also recommend the Thai beer Singha with just about anything on the menu, as in my limited experience it is the best Thai beer that is widely available, and drinking an Australian beer at a Thai restaurant is just stupid.