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Came here on multiple occasions with my husband, friends, and clients and will continue come here! One of my top recommendations for Joyce area because the price is fair, the place is clean, never felt rushed to dine and pay, and it is baby-friendly! They accommodated my huge stroller and once my baby was old enough to sit, they had easily accessible high chairs. My favourite is the tom kha broth - coconuty and not spicy, perfect for someone with a low spice tolerance. For the price, it comes with complimentary shrimp crackers and ice cream. I believe for weekday lunch, it comes with a free drink.
Been wanting to try this place for awhile and finally got around to it. It's slightly more expensive than Big Way but the broths are more flavorful. Kinda neat to have the focus offering of Thai flavors. First thing I gotta say that I love about this place is that it was way easier to get a table here than at Big Way. Always some kind of line up at Big Way. This place does have an online waitlist system just like Big Way, but when we went...there was nobody lining up so we got a table right away. Don't know if it's always like that or if we just got lucky but it definitely made a good first impression. They give you a free basket of prawn crackers while you're waiting for your food to be cooked. That was kinda neat. My daughter got the Fish Maw Chicken Broth, hubby got the Satay broth, and I got the Mushroom broth. Honestly, my mushroom broth didn't taste like mushroom to me. It was flavorful whereas the last time I had mushroom broth at Big Way, the broth was quite bland; however, I just can't say that the flavor here tasted like mushroom. Still tasted good though. We all shared a Passionfruit Green Tea drink which was really yummy and I loved the Vanilla soft serve cone that we were given for dessert. They have a $17.99 lunch special that comes with free drink and ice cream. We will have to come and try that out sometime!
$19.95/lb here at super thai. Clip what you want, don't get what you don't want. The staff cooks everything up for you diy hot pot style in delicious Thai soup bases. I picked the tom kha and it was full of coconut chicken flavour. I got a bit carried away so ended up with a $22 pot so tread cautiously!
We were in search of a light dinner so we decided to visit this newer spot since we knew it was pay by weight! It was a weeknight, and we were happy to see that there was no wait for seats and there was still a steady stream of customers. The concept is very similar to the popular Big Way where you get a gold pot, choose your ingredients, and pick a soup base. There are fewer choices for the ingredients and soups but they had Tom Yum Soup, which is a Thai specialty. Service was friendly and the staff ensured we got seated quickly and that we were familiar with the food ordering process. I chose the pork bone broth with my DIY hot pot. It was a comforting and well flavoured soup, not too salty and not bland. I liked the sauce bar because it had a plastic covering over it so it made it feel more sanitary (though one of the lids were stuck/didn't work). We ended off the meal with the complimentary ice cream! The flavour was pineapple and we really enjoyed it. A great end to our dinner. We'll likely return since it felt so similar to the other hot pot spot, and it was much less chaotic and crowded.
If you're familiar with Big Way hot pot this is pretty similar except it's soups have more Thai flavours. Ingredients are almost identical. They also give you free ice cream at the end. All the meats, vegetables and seafood is fresh. overall the restaurant is big and clean. Best to put your name down online while looking for parking. Food comes out pretty fast and piping hot.
Super thai has the best broths out of the choose your own hotpot concept of dining! My favourite is the fish maw broth which is super unique! The service is also always friendly and the ambiance is more upscale compared to other casual hotpot spots
Similar setup to Big Way, you help yourself to food ingredients, select your broth, pick your sauces from the sauce bar, and they bring out your bowl. It seems pricier than Big Way, as my bowl came to $30, whereas I usually hit less than $25 at Big Way. They have two vegan broths: the tom yum and the tomato. But they're not labeled as such--you need to ask which are vegan, so I hope the server was correct. I got the tom yum. The hot pot came out in less than 10 minutes. The broth was nicely flavoured, being nicely citric, tangy, moderately spicy, and lightly salty--good balance. Everything was cooked well, and the sauce bar items combined well with the broth. Great spot. Just as good as Big Way.
It's hard not to compare with the well know chain in Vancouver area, so I will share with some of my likes and dislikes: 1. It's very very spatial, the competitor chains is definitely fire hazard like crowded, this place is comfortable and I like the deco 2. Tom yum soup is a plus, it's special and I like the sourness. I just wish it's a little more savory; it's just very watery and light. The tomato dry mix is very delicious! 3. The sauce station is clean and the pot are cleaner too 4. The icecream in the end is not delicious at all, I love icecream and I didn't finish mine, I was told that I was eating mango icecream. That was a hint of mango in artificial milk powder whipped up in a waffle cone that doesn't taste like waffle cone. I thought I was eating clay.
Saw a post on Instagram from an influencer and was intrigued to try a malatang spot similar to Big Way but with a Thai focus. The process of ordering is similar, with the gold coloured bowls/tongs, a massive assortment of toppings, and multiple soup options for your order. The toppings were constantly being replenished given the high amount of customers during a Saturday dinner rush, and the sauce station was clean given the traffic. I ordered the mala soup base, medium spicy, to pair with my toppings, and it did not disappoint. The mala spice was very intense and met my expectations. Spicier than Big Way's but not as creamy. I also tried the Tom yum soup base and it had a sour but fragrant taste that will hit the spot on a cold rainy day. The complimentary ice cream was also a great way to end the meal. I'm happy malatang is getting more and more popular and Super Thai is a great addition to metro Vancouver.
I like that other places are doing the malatang style hot pots, so it's not just big way opening up everywhere. This will give variety in ingredients and types of soups and relieve the long lineups there. Super thai has unique thai style fish balls, signature tom yum soup, and sometimes thai flavor ice creams like pandan. Other than that, it has much of the same stuff as big way. I tried their tom yum and wow it is so concentrated and super flavorful. They do have green sichuan pepper oil here wish is lacking at bigway; however it is quite diluted in flavor here. I am really liking that they have razor clams here. Just add in a fish roe fish ball then this would be my ultimate fav spot. Their green pepper broth is also good but again lacking in the numbing. I wonder what base broth they use. The malatang is also nice. I wanted to try the hong kong style satay but after reading many reviews claiming it tastes like sacha, I don't think I would order it. Sacha is the taiwanese sauce that has garlic and shallots, and hong kong satay is peanut butter based. Price is $4.10/100g or $18.49/lb which I think is a little more expensive than bigway at $3.99/100g? Parking is not good here though. You can try to park across the street at the london drug complex or the safeway one further down the road but you may get a ticket if you get caught.
Another Big Way dupe, and to be honest, I'd still probably go back to Big Way. Super Thai isn't horrible, but mid at best with everything combined. They have similar soup base options as Big Way with a Thai touch. I got the bone broth like I do wt most other places, and this one pretty bland. They have more noodle options but only one option of beef and one option of pork slices. They also didn't have many of the specialty beef balls that Big Way has. Ice cream was meh. Sauce bar had more variety. Service wasn't great either. And it was almost completely empty when we went, so.... Not horrible, but mid at best. It's just eery to me that literally everything from the bowls to the utensils are exactly like Big Way. Is anyone able to confirm whether they're sister restaurants?
Finally tried out Super Thai! Pretty simple hotpot concept, go in, choose ingredients and then pick your soup! Love that you get shrimp chips at your table! Lots of options to choose from for your hotpot too!
I absolutely loved this place! They had an awesome selection of different hotpot items, service was excellent and the ambiance was very cozy... they also give free dessert at the end of your meal! Be sure to try the crispy tornado potato and golden buns omg these were the BEST!!! I can't wait to go back 10/10
6 months ago
Came here on multiple occasions with my husband, friends, and clients and will continue come here! One of my top recommendations for Joyce area because the price is fair, the place is clean, never felt rushed to dine and pay, and it is baby-friendly! They accommodated my huge stroller and once my baby was old enough to sit, they had easily accessible high chairs. My favourite is the tom kha broth - coconuty and not spicy, perfect for someone with a low spice tolerance. For the price, it comes with complimentary shrimp crackers and ice cream. I believe for weekday lunch, it comes with a free drink. read more
11 months ago
Been wanting to try this place for awhile and finally got around to it. It's slightly more expensive than Big Way but the broths are more flavorful. Kinda neat to have the focus offering of Thai flavors. First thing I gotta say that I love about this place is that it was way easier to get a table here than at Big Way. Always some kind of line up at Big Way. This place does have an online waitlist system just like Big Way, but when we went...there was nobody lining up so we got a table right away. Don't know if it's always like that or if we just got lucky but it definitely made a good first impression. They give you a free basket of prawn crackers while you're waiting for your food to be cooked. That was kinda neat. My daughter got the Fish Maw Chicken Broth, hubby got the Satay broth, and I got the Mushroom broth. Honestly, my mushroom broth didn't taste like mushroom to me. It was flavorful whereas the last time I had mushroom broth at Big Way, the broth was quite bland; however, I just can't say that the flavor here tasted like mushroom. Still tasted good though. We all shared a Passionfruit Green Tea drink which was really yummy and I loved the Vanilla soft serve cone that we were given for dessert. They have a $17.99 lunch special that comes with free drink and ice cream. We will have to come and try that out sometime! read more
$19.95/lb here at super thai. Clip what you want, don't get what you don't want. The staff cooks everything up for you diy hot pot style in delicious Thai soup bases. I picked the tom kha and it was full of coconut chicken flavour. I got a bit carried away so ended up with a $22 pot so tread cautiously! read more
We were in search of a light dinner so we decided to visit this newer spot since we knew it was pay by weight! It was a weeknight, and we were happy to see that there was no wait for seats and there was still a steady stream of customers. The concept is very similar to the popular Big Way where you get a gold pot, choose your ingredients, and pick a soup base. There are fewer choices for the ingredients and soups but they had Tom Yum Soup, which is a Thai specialty. Service was friendly and the staff ensured we got seated quickly and that we were familiar with the food ordering process. I chose the pork bone broth with my DIY hot pot. It was a comforting and well flavoured soup, not too salty and not bland. I liked the sauce bar because it had a plastic covering over it so it made it feel more sanitary (though one of the lids were stuck/didn't work). We ended off the meal with the complimentary ice cream! The flavour was pineapple and we really enjoyed it. A great end to our dinner. We'll likely return since it felt so similar to the other hot pot spot, and it was much less chaotic and crowded. read more
If you're familiar with Big Way hot pot this is pretty similar except it's soups have more Thai flavours. Ingredients are almost identical. They also give you free ice cream at the end. All the meats, vegetables and seafood is fresh. overall the restaurant is big and clean. Best to put your name down online while looking for parking. Food comes out pretty fast and piping hot. read more
Super thai has the best broths out of the choose your own hotpot concept of dining! My favourite is the fish maw broth which is super unique! The service is also always friendly and the ambiance is more upscale compared to other casual hotpot spots read more
Similar setup to Big Way, you help yourself to food ingredients, select your broth, pick your sauces from the sauce bar, and they bring out your bowl. It seems pricier than Big Way, as my bowl came to $30, whereas I usually hit less than $25 at Big Way. They have two vegan broths: the tom yum and the tomato. But they're not labeled as such--you need to ask which are vegan, so I hope the server was correct. I got the tom yum. The hot pot came out in less than 10 minutes. The broth was nicely flavoured, being nicely citric, tangy, moderately spicy, and lightly salty--good balance. Everything was cooked well, and the sauce bar items combined well with the broth. Great spot. Just as good as Big Way. read more
It's hard not to compare with the well know chain in Vancouver area, so I will share with some of my likes and dislikes: 1. It's very very spatial, the competitor chains is definitely fire hazard like crowded, this place is comfortable and I like the deco 2. Tom yum soup is a plus, it's special and I like the sourness. I just wish it's a little more savory; it's just very watery and light. The tomato dry mix is very delicious! 3. The sauce station is clean and the pot are cleaner too 4. The icecream in the end is not delicious at all, I love icecream and I didn't finish mine, I was told that I was eating mango icecream. That was a hint of mango in artificial milk powder whipped up in a waffle cone that doesn't taste like waffle cone. I thought I was eating clay. read more
Saw a post on Instagram from an influencer and was intrigued to try a malatang spot similar to Big Way but with a Thai focus. The process of ordering is similar, with the gold coloured bowls/tongs, a massive assortment of toppings, and multiple soup options for your order. The toppings were constantly being replenished given the high amount of customers during a Saturday dinner rush, and the sauce station was clean given the traffic. I ordered the mala soup base, medium spicy, to pair with my toppings, and it did not disappoint. The mala spice was very intense and met my expectations. Spicier than Big Way's but not as creamy. I also tried the Tom yum soup base and it had a sour but fragrant taste that will hit the spot on a cold rainy day. The complimentary ice cream was also a great way to end the meal. I'm happy malatang is getting more and more popular and Super Thai is a great addition to metro Vancouver. read more
I like that other places are doing the malatang style hot pots, so it's not just big way opening up everywhere. This will give variety in ingredients and types of soups and relieve the long lineups there. Super thai has unique thai style fish balls, signature tom yum soup, and sometimes thai flavor ice creams like pandan. Other than that, it has much of the same stuff as big way. I tried their tom yum and wow it is so concentrated and super flavorful. They do have green sichuan pepper oil here wish is lacking at bigway; however it is quite diluted in flavor here. I am really liking that they have razor clams here. Just add in a fish roe fish ball then this would be my ultimate fav spot. Their green pepper broth is also good but again lacking in the numbing. I wonder what base broth they use. The malatang is also nice. I wanted to try the hong kong style satay but after reading many reviews claiming it tastes like sacha, I don't think I would order it. Sacha is the taiwanese sauce that has garlic and shallots, and hong kong satay is peanut butter based. Price is $4.10/100g or $18.49/lb which I think is a little more expensive than bigway at $3.99/100g? Parking is not good here though. You can try to park across the street at the london drug complex or the safeway one further down the road but you may get a ticket if you get caught. read more
2 years ago
Another Big Way dupe, and to be honest, I'd still probably go back to Big Way. Super Thai isn't horrible, but mid at best with everything combined. They have similar soup base options as Big Way with a Thai touch. I got the bone broth like I do wt most other places, and this one pretty bland. They have more noodle options but only one option of beef and one option of pork slices. They also didn't have many of the specialty beef balls that Big Way has. Ice cream was meh. Sauce bar had more variety. Service wasn't great either. And it was almost completely empty when we went, so.... Not horrible, but mid at best. It's just eery to me that literally everything from the bowls to the utensils are exactly like Big Way. Is anyone able to confirm whether they're sister restaurants? read more
1 year ago
Finally tried out Super Thai! Pretty simple hotpot concept, go in, choose ingredients and then pick your soup! Love that you get shrimp chips at your table! Lots of options to choose from for your hotpot too! read more
7 months ago
I absolutely loved this place! They had an awesome selection of different hotpot items, service was excellent and the ambiance was very cozy... they also give free dessert at the end of your meal! Be sure to try the crispy tornado potato and golden buns omg these were the BEST!!! I can't wait to go back 10/10 read more
8 months ago
This spot is a great place to grab a quick hotpot. My bf and i didn't feel well because we were traveling and trying many different foods so we wanted sth light and easy on our stomach. This place just hit the spot. Simple, clean and quick with lots of options. Staffs are super nice especially the food running guy and the front girl. 10/10 read more
move over bigway!! this place was basically better bigway. same setup where you choose your ingredients and pay by weight, but they have more options (different types of fish balls, crab balls, vegetables -taro, different leafy veggies, noodles -pho noodles) broth is a lot better- i got the fish maw and it actually tasted like fish. not too salty and oily unlike bigway. lately bigway's broth has just tasted like MSG. I also got 4-5 pieces of fish maw in my soup so +1! they also give you a plate of shrimp crackers to start. and lots more broth options to choose from (with emphasis on Thai flavours). The ice cream was thai milk tea flavoured, and it was actually in a thick waffle cone (and larger than bigway's) Price: slightly more expensive than bigway. it's 18.49/lb, which works out to $4.08/100g, while bigway is 3.99/100g. but i think it's worth it. seating was also very spacious and i didn't feel like i was cramped (which is typical in bigway) read more
Pretty good for a Big Way competitor. I really loved the Thai concept and types of broths. I got the pork bone broth and my friend got the tomato broth and it was really good! Nice variety of toppings although not as much as their competitor. Still, great selection of meat and seafood. Thai milk tea was nice too, also comes with ice cream at the end read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Another day, another Big Way dupe, another spot for malatang. Price here is $18.49/lb compared to Big Way's $3.49/lb. They also have happy hour - free drink before 5pm on weekdays. Spacious with ample walking space. Washroom, however, is another story. Just one unisex and one handicap. The unisex one is very narrow and you have to almost stand sideways in order to close the door. read more
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Came here for super as the second time .. seating is limited to 44 people in total .. luckily we snuck in as a party of 2 but we're seated at a table for 4.. they could've maximized capacity by moving the divide able table but very considerate.. progressed thru the line quickly with exception of a "YouTuber" posing but one can't control other's kids I guess.. .. kept with the Tom Yum and it was a good choice on a cold night.. fresh lineup of everything hot pot.. great staff and yes, we signed up for the points read more
2 years ago
Went for the first time, and it was quite good!!! Place is clean, modern, attentive staff. All stations are clean, and regularly stocked. Ordered the tomato broth, and it was full of flavour! Cooking part could be slightly faster, or maybe i was just excited. We were stuffed, but had some room for their free ice cream. Place overall was busy, and we were able to beat the rush. I find this place cheaper than big way...and better experience ツ read more
2 years ago
I like this place. Little different than bigway. Does have crayfish and the broth seems tastier read more
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