I have the number for Khun Pun saved in my phone and I must call it at least once a fortnight. For…read morea tasty meal packed with veges for less than $10, it's pretty good value. I've found the food to be consistently good, better than some Thai restaurants I've been to. And the handy location in Northcote so close to the bridge makes it easy to stop off on the way home from work. I would say get your meal takeaway as the surroundings at FoodWorld are a bit on the shabby side. Chicken and cashew nuts is a definite fav with the mix of veges including kumara and broccoli bits being extra delicious. This place has also now got an online ordering system and offers delivery. I haven't tried it yet as I'm too impatient but Thai delivery sounds like a genius idea to me.

This restaurant is my first choice whenever I am eating at Northcote good court. You can't really…read morego wrong eating here. Service is reasonably fast. I particularly enjoy their curries and pad Thai.

Looks like a doorway, but bright and airy restaurant down the stairs. Overlooks the water…read more Food is good, freshly cooked, bright and tasty. Good service Recommend as a local Thai!

Delicious food, friendly staff and a gorgeous view of the bay (which you wouldn't necessarily…read moreexpect from the tiny storefront, but you go down a set of stairs to hidden, spacious dining area). We stumbled upon this place by accident but quickly put it on our list of go-to spots. Family friendly, and vegetarian/vegan friendly.

Had a lovely valentines dinner here, the starters and the main were super delicious, the portions…read moreare good for the price, I also had a very tasty Thai milk tea. Would definitely go again, but would advise to make a booking as they can get busy

My girlfriend and I went out for dinner with some friends last night, and having never heard of…read moreThai Takapuna before (It's relatively new apparently), I was looking forward to seeing what kind of food they'd have for us, apart from the same old Pad Thai with chicken that is the standard staple of Thai Restaurants. The small storefront actually doesn't show off the size of the restaurant, as it goes way back into the building, meaning that you can have decent sized group there and it doesn't feel cramped or anything. But we're here for the food, and I'm very glad to say it didn't disappoint! I had chicken satay for entree and beef noodle soup, which was delicious, while my girlfriend had a mixed starter and Panang Curry, which she says was really yum! The only downside was her entree didn't actually arrive, and a waitress came out to ask if we wanted them both together or just to skip the entree, which we did. It was a pity, as we were starving and the extra wait was torture, but the mains certainly made up for it. All in all an affordable, easy, and pleasant feed, we'll definitely be back again, just hope the entrees all make it next time!

Huge portions and yummy Thai food! I've always really enjoyed my meals from That's Thai in the…read moreWairau Food Court. The thing is, when your restaurant is in a food court there's a huge amount of competition all around you! In this food court there's indian, japanese, chinese, vietnamese, all in the same building. So I think it says something that the majority of the time I visit this food court I end up getting Thai. On some occasions I have absolutely LOVED my Pad Thai. I once even remember thinking how I loved the sort of spicy tang it had to it. Other times it has been just good and nothing that warrants capital letters. Either way it's very enjoyable. I've had take away meals and dine in and the service is always onto it and I'm never waiting too long.

Great place off the main street but worth the find! Wonderful menu and the spice and heat was way…read morenice. I had the Gang Panang and peanut and coconut chicken skewers. Deeeelish. Coupled to a cold beer. Very nice! Good place to get different dishes and share. Service was exceptional!

This place used to be great - sadly it is no longer. It must have changed owners because my recent…read moretrip was very disappointing. Firstly the service was pretty poor. We were made to sit in the back of the restaurant even after requesting a seat in the window. The place was comletely empty so I'm not sure why we were stuck in the back. The quality of the food was also below average. The curry I had was watery and bland and lacking in Thai flavours. My friends Pad Thai was a bizarre noodle dish with no similarity to the famous Thai dish. I would not recommend Aroy Dee and I doubt I'll return when there are much better Thai restaurants within a five minute walk.

Delicious! I needed…read moreto bring back dinner for my brother-in-law, my husband, and me, so I asked an in the know local for their recommendation on best takeout in Takapuna. They quickly responded "Tok Tok". Their most favorite mentions from the menu were the Popping Prawns, Crispy Duck, Shaking Beef, and the Fried Rice... I ordered it all ;)! I'm so glad I did. I literally salivate when thinking about the meal. Ordering over the phone was a breeze, and a friendly. I walked into the restaurant, and was quickly shown a seat at the bar where I could wait, instead of waiting at the entry. The restaurant was packed, and it was clear to see Tok Tok is a hip and cool place to be, as well as welcoming. About ten minutes early, I decided to order a Chilli Margarita from the cocktail menu. I received my cocktail promptly. I had enough time to finish the refreshing work of art, right as my order came out.

I was visiting a friend in Auckland and she booked Tok Tok for dinner on a Monday night. The…read morerestaurant was packed and had a great vibe. We sat outdoors in a fully covered patio that had heaters for cold rainy nights and it felt cozy. The food was excellent. We ordered beef steamed buns, fish curry, miso eggplants and shaking beef. They all tasted amazing. We did family style amongst the four of us and it was the perfect amount of food. I'll definitely come back here whenever I'm in Auckland again.

I used to forget about Malay food when ordering takeouts, opting instead for more familiar Asian…read morecuisines, like Thai or Vietnamese, but one visit to Langkawi has changed all that! We recently ordered takeouts and were more than impressed. In fact, we were rather angry that we hadn't been sooner - after all, it's only 5mins down the road. Shame on us! It's hard to choose, but our favourite dish was the Kapitan chicken. It was beautifully cooked in a well-balanced, aromatic sauce and served with light fluffy rice. Our only complaint was that there was enough to sauce to mop up with the buttery roti! Special mention must also be made of the Mee Goreng, which was packed full of flavour and had just the right amount of heat. I added a liberal squeeze of lemon to mine and it was seriously good. For $13, the portion was extremely generous - we had plenty of leftovers for the next day. I am rather looking forward to my next visit. Hopefully we will be dining in because the interior of this place is delightful - full of brightly coloured decorations with plenty of sparkles!

What I really love about this place though is the beautiful paper lanterns around the ceilings and…read morecolorful fabrics lining all the walls. It really feels like you're in Malaysia though I've never been, but at least transported to somewhere different. It's warm and the dim lighting creates an intimate, cosy atmosphere. Great service as well. The Kung-po squid came in a long fish dish with vegetables, dried chilli and sauteed squid. Great for seafood lovers. We got the Langkawi fish special which was nice and fresh with lemon, lemon grass and coriander. Beware of the Hot Babi Pedas, as I thought I had a high tolerance for spicy but this was still Hot with a capital H. Pork slices with vegetables and cooked with cumin, fresh chilli and other spices that make you feel like you're going to breathe fire. Nasi lemak is purple fragrant coconut rice which I adore but if you're more inclined to classic, they have plain steamed rice as well. Great order on the side of the curry as well as their flaky Chanai flatbread. Food is yum, decor is absolutely wonderful. Must see

Food City is not specific enough a name, but I'm guessing they copied from the very similar Food…read moreAlley across the bridge. A more appropriate name would be Cheap and Tasty Ethnic Foodcourt, as that is what this place is. I have not counted the number of different outlets here but there must be more than 12. Some have pre-prepared food you can buy, others cook to order, and some do a bit of both. For my money cook-to-order is the best option. I have not tried all the places but the ones I have been to are good. I don't like the seating area though so takeaway is a good option.

Food city is a small two floor food court, with options of Malaysian, Japanese, indian, Thai,…read moreTaiwanese, Chinese, and a drink place. It's actually a great place to find variety to suit anyone in your family or friends. Most dishes are $10-$15. Having tried most of then we find that the Malaysian Curry Laksa House and Saika Japanese are really reliable and consistent. Quick meals in a small food court!

Meh it was pretty good but nothing special. Tried the vegetable spring rolls, fish cakes, and…read morechicken pad thai. It was a bit bland for my taste but I could see how some people could prefer it over the sweeter sugar added pad thai at other restaurants.

I've only been once, but I know I'm definitely going to be a regular from now on! Their food is…read morequick and the restaurant is definitely a traditional Thai theme. The portions are definitely a good size, and the cost is low. I got the entree curry puffs which were AMAZING. They were so much better than the regular ones you usually find because instead of potato they use kumara, making it so much sweeter! The Pad Thai came with a large portion and also rather sweet , but definitely one of the best if not the best Pad Thai I've had! I absolutely love this place, and will definitely be coming back!

I was in a great need of a hot soup to recover from my hangover. We were in north shore so I've…read moremanaged to persuade everyone to go to Pho Bien for a Steam Boat (hot pot). We ordered a medium Steamboat (55) which says it's for 2~3 people. Well, this was an overestimation as four of us couldn't finish it. We received a boiling bowl with two sides of spicy and non-spicy broth but they soon got mixed together when food was put. We started by putting in the meat and seafood followed by vegetables (as veges get cooked faster!). Noodle went in last as you should enjoy it with the broth full of beef and seafood flavour. The waiter was happy to top up our broth as we ran out. The great thing about the Steamboat is that you can taste a variety of food including mushrooms, prawn, fish cakes and so much more at once. You can also control how long the meat/veges are cooked as you can simply pick them up and eat it when you like it. Everything was delicious and the soup really healed me :p The ginger and lemongrass condiment wasn't my thing so I made my own by mixing chili sauces.

Got the Large steam boat (4-5) for dinner with the family for a birthday. Was huge- 2 platters well…read morestocked with an arrangement of seafood, meat, vegetables & noodles. Definitely recommend buying the medium size unless you're starving or feeding boys/men. Got a group table in the outdoor portion of the restaurant. It is a neat wooden patio just next door to the four walled main interior with a makeshift material roof and front wall cover that does well to protect from the elements. Luckily they had a tall heater in the middle so we were protected from the cold night temperatures as well. Was surprised by how busy it was- both sections were fairly full and it got more packed as the evening went on. I can see why- the steam boat was a fun way to eat dinner and there was great things to put in - octopus, mussels, tofu, thin sliced beef, cabbage, rice noodles- to name a few. Liked the split steam boat bowl with two different soups- one spicy, one plain- and to be able to have two steam boats going at the same time and no extra waiting. Great sauces on the side to mix- with a green paste, bbq sauce, hot sauce and very spicy red peppers, beware. Definitely recommend the steamboat. Curious to try the cooked dishes and their dessert menu at another time.