When this place first opened up, I saw lots of videos about it on social media. After that, my…read morefriend tried it and raved about it very much and so we went. The noodle soups caught my attention so I got tom yum seafood noodles. Happy with the amount of seafood there was in the bowl. I was so surprised at how rich the broth was like wow. It got to the point where I was slurping and choked a few times that left my throat burning a bit haha. I like that they offer two sizes and condiments on the side as well. Service was higher than standard. I like the other things this restaurant offers by the entrance. I also got a Thai inhaler stick there and it works like a charm.

Good noodles! I got the boat noodles with medium spice level and it was good! It came with decent…read moreamount of noodles and beef and beef balls and the broth was flavourful. I did try my boyfriends who got another kind of noodle and his broth was not as tasty. Overall it was good!

This ice cream spot has great Asian-inspired flavours! I believe they were opened by the same team…read morebehind koh lipe :) My go tos are the mango sticky rice and coconut pandan. They aren't stingy with the scoops either!

I had high hopes for this place as they had some really interesting flavours I wanted to try…read more I got their green thai tea gelato and a friend got the thai milk tea gelato. Both flavours were very rich in tea flavour however my green thai tea had chunks of ice in it so it was more icy than creamy :/ I would have to come back another day to try out a different flavour to give it another chance.

Pai is always consistently delivering with flavourful dishes and an ambiance that fits perfectly!…read moreMy go-to is always the Green curry with chicken, but also tried the Pad See Ew, Pad Thai, and skewers with sticky rice! Service is ok, but don't expect too much.

Overall, a good experience. The food was excellent, the ambiance was pleasant, and the service was…read moredecent with some room for improvement.

Been here twice and had two very different experiences…read more I was here for the first time on March 15, 2025, for my birthday dinner. I'd made a reservation for four which was great because the restaurant was very busy. My group ordered several different full-sized entrees and shared the meal family style. The dishes were all executed flawlessly. I came here again for a work team lunch in August 2026. It was easy to book a reservation for a large group; the restaurant was not busy at all on a weekday afternoon. Most of the group ordered from the lunch special menu offered at the time which allowed diners to pick around three menu items from the special menu for around $22. The server was honest and explained that the items on the lunch special menu are not made to order and are prepared in bulk. I really appreciate this honesty, as I ended up ordering from the special menu and experienced the difference in quality. The waiter was again honest and courteous when the bills came out, reminding us that gratuity was already included. He was also friendly and helpful when we asked for a group photo before heading out.

For many in our party of five, this was their first meal in Toronto (it was my first dinner). Most…read moreof them said this really set the bar high for meals in Toronto especially since we were going to Niagara the next day and they expected mediocre touristy food. We ordered the tapioca dumplings, papaya fritters, beef massaman curry, nam khao, drunken noodles w chicken, mok pa, and watermelon salad. Overall I think the food was good although some items were a skip (drunken noodles and watermelon salad). For a cheaper price I've had more delicious drunken noodles, these were just fine. The watermelon salad was literally cut watermelon lol please. However, the rest of the food was really good. My top three items were the tapioca dumplings, nam khao, and beef massaman curry, in that order. I have had delicious tapioca dumplings in Madison, WI and have been chasing those item for years now and this really delivered. I love nam khao and have had various versions - this isn't the best I've had (I had a phenomenal one in Chicago) but it was still sooooo good. Beef massaman curry exceeded my (low/neutral) expectations. Service was incredible, the waitress was so nice and helpful. It is a fun decor in there as well and so much bigger than I thought it would be (tbf I didn't have a specific expectation, but it does have many rooms).

Stopped here while in the Village for a bite to eat. I'm not an afficionado of Thai food, but I…read moreknow I love Pad Thai so that's what we ordered. It wa DELICIOUS, and it fed two of us, with leftovers. Service was impeccable, and the atmosphere was relaxing. When back in Toronto again (and we WILL be back), this is one place we will frequent.

I enjoyed eating at Si Lom Thai…read more The Soft shell crab pad Thai was okay: the pad thai itself (noodles) was tasty. I didn't particularly like the soft shell crab and wouldn't get it again -- a different protein would probably be better in terms of flavour and texture The Ka Prao beef stir fry with basil was fragrant, tasty, and comforting. I'd recommend it It's a nice little restaurant and I'd be happy to return.

This place is amazing every time I go. We sat on the patio, which was lovely. It's even decorated…read morebeautifully with this kayak filled with roses. And it seems like they've bought the place next-door and that has a sort of under the sea theme, which is really cool. Our server was really quick to come over and help us get her order and give us some good suggestions. We got the appetizer with The wrapping being made of tofu. They were delicious! Very flavorful. Khao Pad was delicious with nice baked chunks of pineapple in it and these little crispy bits that I don't know what they were, but they were delicious. We also had the Pad Gra Prao which was spicier which I love, and the egg was cooked perfectly and the green beans have such a nice crunch of them. This is for sure my favourite Thai restaurant in Toronto.

Ate here a few months ago on a whim and really enjoyed it. I ordered the chicken pad see ew, mango…read moresalad and Diet Coke. I was absolutely blown away; I'd never had pad see ew this good. Coke was from a can and crisp. I came here again last night with a friend and we ordered the poh pia tod (spring rolls), chicken pad see ew, khao neow gaeng (stir-fried pineapple chicken with coconut curry sticky rice) and a Coke. I've never had anything like the khao neow gaeng before and encourage anyone to try it. I enjoyed myself just as much as the first time and will absolutely be back again.

We made a reservation for a weekday lunch. The restaurant was busy but not packed…read more I definitely recommend ordering to share rather than eating only one of something. I found the dishes to be quite heavy-handed on the seasoning (borderline too salty), so the variety helps. Panang Curry - very flavorful, slightly sweet, and very savory. Had a nice kick to it! Som Tum Tod (fried papaya salad) - ordered it because it was their signature but I thought it was too salty and crunchy. And I got kind of tired of the fried aspect of it. Wished I ordered the fresh papaya salad instead. The heat and garlic is nice though. Decently sized portion so you can share it with the whole table. Pad Woonsen Cha-Om (Minced Pork & glass noodle, egg, garlic and acacia leaves) - my first time trying this dish! It was really good! It kind of filled the role of "fried rice" to me, mellowing out all of the stronger flavours of the other dishes. Still quite flavourful on its own too. Felt like a Thai-spin on the Korean dish, Japchae. Kai Yang (grilled chicken) - oh my gosh the sauce this chicken comes with is TO DIE FOR. I want to buy it or learn how to make it. It's so fragrant, fresh, spicy, aromatic, and just the right amount of fishy and acidic. We were very full sharing these 4 dishes between 3 people. For the fact that this is Michelin Bib Gourmand, I think it is well-priced and a great place to try!

I have not had sookie since becoming a vegan! I was so happy to have that nostalgic dish back from…read moremy pre-vegan days and to have it done hot pot style was beautiful. The restaurant is so brightly coloured with an open concept design. I love that you can see the kitchen staff happily conversing with the wait staff. It brings a certain joyfulness to the restaurant.

Nice restaurant and lovely staffs…read more Food was good, only thing is the mussel curry was too sweet for our liking but everything else was good.

Service was great from start to finish, servers were knowledgeable about their dishes when we had…read morequestions. Food came out quick once it was order. All dishes were super tastely with the exception of the red curry with pineapple and chicken, the sauce was alot sweeter than we expected, wasn't much chicken but lots of pineapple, otherwise everything was yummy. The pad thai and the beef tartare was the highlight! We will be coming back again!

Very good Thai food. I had my heart set on one of their Vancouver crab dishes, it wasn't available…read morethe night we visited. However, I wasn't disappointed: their mussels with herbs were delicious and fiery - a winner and a hot one. I had their traditional pad thai with both shrimp and chicken - this was also delicious, especially the marinated and grilled chicken slices. My wife's fried catfish and mango salad was outstanding; I tried some of her fish and was wowed by the shatteringly crisp batter. Very good. Service was also prompt and friendly.

A surprisingly good Thai spot, as I got the Khao Soi and it came with a generous portion of grilled…read morebeef that was so tender and perfectly grilled. The curry was delicious and noodles were good. Honestly, the star of the show was the beef. The atmosphere is a dark sports bar decorated with Thai boxing items, but the service is warm and friendly.

Toronto's Thai food scene never fails to disappoint. Whenever I'm there, I got to try a new Thai…read morerestaurant to see how it fairs up to the other ones. This time we ended up at Khao San Road, which was busy from the get go. We got there a couple minutes before opening at 5pm, and before you knew it, there was a line waiting behind us. Inside was quite spacious between tables, and they were playing throwback tracks. We ordered a mango salad to share, which was okay but not my favourite. It got really sour near the end but next time I would try the papaya salad instead. For my personal main, I got the Pad Thai with no spice. It was still very flavourful and the noodles were cooked perfectly. One thing I appreciate is that the portion size is huge!! For me, this could've easily been 2, if not 3 meals. The Thai iced tea was also really good but on the sweeter side. A good restaurant to try if you're coming from out of town, wouldn't be disappointed.

Khao San Road is a staple in Toronto for sensational, bold Thai food! The atmosphere is dark, cool,…read moreand lively, making it a go-to spot for dates or nights out with friends. The food is undeniably rich, fresh, and authentically spicy. Standout dishes like the Bangkok-Style Pad Thai, rich Khao Soi, and crisp Squash Fritters deliver incredible depth of flavor every single time. Portion sizes are generous, and the spice levels are no joke--if you ask for Thai spicy, they mean it! Expect a bit of a wait during peak hours, but it remains one of the best Thai dining experiences in the city.