I thought it was going to be hard to find a nice Thai restaurant in the northern suburbs- and I'm…read moreglad I looked a bit harder to find Chaa-Ba Thai Cafe! The restaurant is BYO. They have wine glasses and canisters to hold the bottle of wine. I had the money purse as an appetizer, and prawn coconut curry as my main dish. The money purse order comes with 4 and a side of sweet chili sauce! The little fried delicacies were very tasty! The coconut curry was awesome- I got to choose my level of 'hotness'. I ordered the dish medium heat, and also a side of jasmine rice (this is a la carte, and will set you back $3 for a small size; -1 star for having to pay extra for rice). The curry was really good and even had bits of coconut in it! I will definitely be back to try other dishes!

Not sure if I ever posted a review of my last Thai restaurant experience. It was out in the 'burbs…read moreof Melbourne and it did not go well. So my wife was keen to have a Thai meal for her birthday recently but there were a range of factors making it difficult for us to travel closer to town for one of the well knowns: soccer practice, me working late etc etc. But our neighbors had tried a Thai less than a mile (and walking distance) from home. What could go wrong? (Remembering my most recent experience gave me chills) Turns out, a young Thai couple have set up in the ruins of an old coffee shop nearby and the night was a great experience! Luckily we had phoned to see if they would be open after training as she said we needed to book. On arrival at 7:30, only one of the eight tables was set with cutlery... But over the next hour or so the tables filled and people arrived to collect their take away. One chef, great fresh, timely delivered food and a free dish for my wife's birthday! Not only that, the hostess then brought out a complimentary deep fried ice cream with sparkler to celebrate! If you've read my reviews, I'm pretty reluctant to give out five stars, but I'm making an exception this time for a new family run business, out in the Brisbane 'burbs who are doing it right.

Good food, reasonably priced…read more Staff are puss, poor attitude, not friendly, I came to this restaurant with 15 of my family members, it was quiet and asked for a quick photo, staff member let out a loud sigh.

Awesome fit out. They've really created a funky vibe! Also great food. Myself and a friend shared a…read morecouple different plates and weren't disappointed by any of them. Service was great and we never had to wait too long until someone checked on the table or brought our order over. I'll definitely be going back!!

This little restaurant is just down road from our unit. We have been wanting to try it for some…read moretime. Well we were not disappointed for the wait. Lovely friendly staff, very quick service, super fresh and tasty food. Started off with the mixed starter plate - great variety. Then Thai fried rice with chicken, beef in basil stir fry and fried chill calamari. A great variety and amazing flavours.

Love love love this place! Family eats in or gets take out almost every week. We are regulars that…read moreenjoy taking our friends and family to this place. While the location is awkward for parking and also loud, there is always the take away option. Have ordered many different items but our favourites are pad Thai and chicken+cashews. If you're dining in I highly recommend the chef special sizzling chicken! Byo wine, reasonably priced, service is slow but food is worth the wait

It's small, but genuine Thai food as the Thai grandmothers make it. Authentic and recommended for…read morethe true lover.

Up around the corner from my place there's a little place called Little Thai and it's off the hook…read more For less than $25 you can get an entrée, main, rice and a drink. I like a restaurant where the menu kept simple and you don't have to second-guess your choices because there are a lot of similar meals. Little Thai does this and what they deliver is bang on. My favourites to order from here are the Satay Chicken skewers that have a thick sauce full of spice and not light on the peanuts and the MUSTsaman curry with its rich coconut sauce that is heavy on the meat and potatoes. Sometimes I'll fork out for the Spicy Fried Rice that is a winner. On the occasions I've dined in the staff are attentive and courteous and do all they can to make your experience enjoyable. Mostly I take away.

Great venue nice dining room with an excellent menu. Friendly wait staff. And tasty mixed entree as…read morepictured.

This is my favourite Thai place!! The food is always so delicious and I would never go anywhere…read moreelse. The fried rice and green curry are my favourites.

Thai Natong is by far the best takeaway Thai restaurant in town. Home of the $10 lunch special…read morewhich never disappoints. If you're not too fond of chilli, they can be a little heavy with the chilli but I find it perfect. Best pad see ew I've ever had.

It's just a small takeaway Thai restaurant in the Boondall complex of shops on Sandgate Road, but…read moreit's one of my favourites. They serve all the usual standard Thai dishes, but they also have an Isaan spin to their menu, which isn't that common in Brisbane. The Isaan or Northeastern region of Thailand, which shares its border with Laos and Cambodia, has a few signature dishes that don't usually appear in most Brisbane Thai restaurants. I love the dish Lard Na, which is stir fried flat rice noodles in a Thai style gravy. I know it doesn't sound all that appealing but it is a standard Isaan meal, it takes me right back with each mouthful. It is best eaten with extra chilli powder, sugar, fish sauce and lime/vinegar. Adjust to your tastes. The Yum Nua Nam Tog is a Laos style salad which is best eaten spicy, but you can request it mild or medium instead. The Pad C-Ew (with chicken) and Pad Chilli and Basil are also standout dishes. Thai Natong also has a really cheap lunch deal, with a number of Stir Fried or Curry dishes, or Noodle dishes for $8.90 (Chicken, Pork, Beef, Vegetarian) or $10.90 (Duck, Lamb, Prawn or Combination Seafood). Unfortunately they are only open for lunch on weekdays, not weekends.

This is one of the first Thai places I tried when I moved to Brisbane. It has a warm, comforting…read morekind of food and they serve ice cold water when you first sit down which is so lovely in the hot summer months. I love the Thai green curry, coconut rice and coconut prawns but the pad Thai is hit and miss. I have tried a few different places since but something about the food and service here makes me want to go back again and again.

I love Lanna Thai for their curries (especially the red duck curry), coconut prawns and lovely…read morecoconut rice but wouldn't order the Pad Thai again as it was quite bland. They are always busy & service suffers which can be frustrating but the food is usually worth it.