We've been here twice. On the first time (a year ago) we really enjoyed our meal. We had a dinner combo and it included fresh rolls and pad Thai, which was pretty good. More recently we ventured to this restaurant and had an ok time. We ordered the Thai shrimp basil and the stir fried glass noodles. THE FOOD: Basil Shrimp: - The basil shrimp was pretty good and it came with a side of steamed rice. The flavour was good and the dish came with 9 tiger shrimp. I enjoyed this dish and would give it 4/5 stars. Stir Fried Glass Noodle: - This dish had no flavour at all. When I asked for more sauce I was told it doesn't have a sauce and they provided me with some options. We had the waitress bring us the sauce they use on the pad Thai. This helped but I wouldn't recommend this dish. It's ironic because our waitress told us this was her favourite dish and we didn't enjoy it at all. I would give this dish 1/5 stars. I was also told the dishes would be made gluten free but my stomach started to bother me so I don't think it was gluten free. The services was very slow and the waitress didn't replenish our water enough. The ambiance is very casual and the dining tables feature a really nice hard wood veneer. Would I Return? - It's not likely. read more

Not just the worst Thai restaurant in Toronto, it is possibly the worst Thai restaurant in the world. Everybody who works in the restaurant is Indian, including the cook, and that is OK, but they don't know how to make Thai food. This is Toronto; so it is very common to see Indiana making food from other cultures. I ordered a pad thai on Tuesday, April 24th, and it was not pad thai. They did not use thai noodles, it had only figments (of my imagination) of crushed peanuts meaning I am not sure if the dish contained any peanuts or any classic Pad Thai ingredients, and it was topped with an annoying orange slice even though "lime" is in the title of the restaurant. On top of it, the dish was filled with rancid cabbage, which has no place in pad thai, which caused me to have a horrible case of food poisoning which I am still recovering from on Friday April 28th, 2024. They need to temporarily close down and either learn how to cook Thai food properly or reopen as an Indian restaurant where they are making dishes they know how to make Stay Away! Update: After my initial review, I went to Thai Lime, and talked with the cook to let him know he was cooking with a toxic ingredient. I need to make some corrections. While the Host I talked to on Tieday was Indian and he only been in the Country for 2 weeks; the rest of the staff were not. This host was a female Thai woman; and she said most of the people in the kitchen were Sri Lankan. I talked with the Cook and he claimed to be Thai, but honestly he looked more like he was from Sri Lanka than Thailand. He claimed to have been cooking Thai food for 20 years. Whar I thought was cabbage was napa; nd I do believe that is what made me sick. read more

Thai Lime - a meal in a plastic container - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Decent but not stellar. Flavours were fine but not quite typical or traditional Thai. Ordered for pickup and price was right. Food was hot and ready. However, if looking for authentic Thai food, might not be the spot for you. read more

I checked this place out based on mostly positive reviews. I don't think I have eaten more poorly prepared food. Complete garbage. The slow cooked beef tasted like you were chewing a baby goat ear. This place should close down as they obviously have no skills when it comes to preparation of food. read more

Thai Lime - The chewy slow cooked beef was interesting - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I have been here a couple of times for lunch as well as take out/delivery. The service is great and the staff really are attentive. It's usually not too busy at lunch, probably due to the area and ordering and getting your food is very quick. They have nice lunch specials priced in and around $10, which come with a main and your choice of an appetizer. The main things I like to order here are chicken the Pad Thai and Pad See Ew. I usually get them with spring rolls or the calamari and they come out fresh and hot. The portions are decent and it's more than enough to fill you up at lunch. I usually request non spicy and they do a good job of catering to that. Only when I order take out, do they seem to forget as I have received food here that was a bit too spicy for my taste and I could not finish it. Overall it's a nice little spot for Thai, in an area that generally wouldn't have much in terms of international food. I come here every once in a while and will continue to as the food is good and the service is always great. read more

Thai Lime has become one of my places of choice since I moved to the Junction. Great prices + quick service + generous portions + amazing Thai food! Their lunch menu options are excellent - a good selection of appetizers + main dishes for 10.99. I have tried the chicken mango and the green curry chicken and both are really flavourful, solid dishes, yet my biggest surprise when I came to this place for the first time were the calamari - tender, very well cooked, tasty, the perfect appetizer. In my opinion one of the best Thai options in the hood, I have definitely become a fan. Also, free parking right in front of it :) read more

Thai Lime - Calamari as appetizer - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Lunch is $11.49 now, still good value for a combo of appetizer and main. And Thai Lime till makes the best calamari! read more

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Love this joint! Amazing food and great prices. You gotta go during their lunch because you get a bomb ass meal for 10.99 which includes an appetizer (8 choices) and a meal (14-18 choices). The only problem I've had coming here is that they don't have enough staff. They have one waitress who works the whole place. They need more help because I waited way too long even just for my water. I can't blame the waitress at all because the place is busy and she needs time to catch up. read more

Thai Lime - Thai Coconut Vegetable Soup. One of the eight choices of appetizers for their lunch special. This soup is soooooooooo good!!! - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Got delivery from here last night. Got the Coconut Shrimp, the Pad Thai and the Basil Beef. All were very great, very filling and tasty. It is kinda Canadian-Thai, definitely heavy on the salt and the sugar, but good for what it is. Only issue was they forgot the rice and it took 40 mins from when we called to get it. I would still order from here again! read more

Cheap Thai food, ok quality.. There are only a few things I will say about Thai Lime It's Thai food and it's cheap. So if you are in the mood for Thai but don't want to spend a lot of money, it's perfect. On the other hand, if you have a bigger budget and you are in the mood for Thai, go elsewhere. Oh! and stay away from the Phad Thai this is not their best dish, trust me one of the worst I've had. read more

Thai Lime - Phad Thai and Mango Chicken - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Good standard (westernized) thai food. I've only ever placed takeout orders here, so I can't speak to eating inside the restaurant. The have decent specials on occasion so definitely check those out. They usually come with a bunch of good stuff, and sometimes ice cream too. Green Curry Chicken and Red Curry Shrimp are my go-to's and are always fresh and tasty. Spring rolls are good too. They're also great with accommodating gluten allergies. Love that! read more

My coworkers and I were looking for a place that delivers in the area and we found this place! Called and placed the order and was delivered right by 12pm when asked! Tastes so good, the portion of food was huge! Which was also a bonus!!! Amazing. Also the delivery man recommended some other dishes as well, so that makes us wanna continue ordering in the future! read more

Their glass noodle vegetable dish was so good! Noodles cooked just right, not smushed or burnt like other places. Nice assortment and serving size of veggies and very flavourful. read more

I'm so happy to have a Thai restaurant in the Junction Triangle. We sure need more restaurants here. I went to Thai Lime opening night and they were offering 25% off and free ice cream for dining in. I ordered the Classic Pad Thai and Shrimp rolls, and I was not disappointed with either of those choices. The Pad Thai was good and not too sweet, which is a problem I've experienced at other places, and the shrimp rolls were delicious. The portions at Thai Lime are large, two people can share an order of Pad Thai. The service was a little slow, but it was very understandable considering it was their first day. The decor is very nice, with modern furniture and lit candles on tables. The staff was very attentive and helpful. It's great to have an Asian restaurant in the area, and I will definitely be back. read more

Another option for Thai in the Junction and this is a very, very good one! Thai Lime is located in a small strip mall just east of Junction proper and there's free parking. We arrived on a dreary Monday night to find that we had the entire place to ourselves. Decor is clean, simple and modern. Room was a bit echo-y because our table of 4 was the only one in there. We ordered - tofu satay combo ($10.99), green curry shrimp ($11.49), mango tofu ($10.49), coconut tofu ($10.49). All entrees included rice at no additional cost, which is a nice touch. Entrees came out quickly and steaming hot. Portions were quite generous and we had more than enough for lunch the next day. My tofu satay was great and the peanut sauce was delish. The veggies were a bit over sauced/peppered and starched but I can forgive it. The green curry had a nice flavor and spice to it. Service was friendly and she did a good job of refilling our lime infused waters. We also received a 25% discount on our bill as their opening special. I'm definitely a fan of Thai Lime. Will definitely keep on my radar for both take out and eat in. Welcome to the Junction 'hood. read more

It pains me to contradict other Yelpers, since their reviews are what prompted me to pass by Thai Lime today. I *have* to Yelp about this place, otherwise some other Yelp chump will be tempted to make the same mistake that I made for 30+ dollars today. ~~~ best parts: the anticipation of a great lunch. Ready for pick-up in 15 minutes. the reality: disappointment. Items ordered: *pad thai (tolerable); *lychee and lemongrass tofu (almost ok but broccoli and cauliflower were very wilted and non-crunchy, signs that this dish was made well in advance - maybe even a week+ ago); *veg. spring rolls (soggy, but okay if you got them for free. ex: for $20 delivery, you'll get a free order of spring rolls); *mango salad (mango was cut into thick French fry like pieces. Taste was o.k. but nevertheless not what one would normally expect from a "Thai" restaurant); *hot and sour soup. $5.99 that I'll never get back. Not sure which taste direction they were aiming for, but the soup tastes literally hot and sour, and doesn't have any flavour beyond that. I grew up with members of my family working in the restaurant business and I also grew up with regular exposure to Thai food. My standards are likely different from others who are o.k. with generic/non-authentic Thai food. The average person probably not have an issue with this place, especially if that person is concerned with the food being "Thai" and not specifically authentically Thai. (side note: hair nets weren't used in the prepping of the food -- we found two short white human hairs in our food). Two safer bets for those interested in authentic Thai food would be: Pi Tom's (south of Wellesley stn; 6 Alexander St); and Real Thailand (west of Spadina stn; 350 Bloor Street West). Even "Thai Country Kitchen" at 412 Spadina Ave in Kensington Market, has much better Thai food. The people working at those places actually speak Thai, and likely grew up exposed to how authentic Thai food should taste. There is only one "Thai" restaurant that I found to be worse than Thai Lime so far, and that's "Just Thai" at 534 Church St. The pad thai was so sweet and unusual/thick in sauce, I actually had to send it back. There was nobody Thai in sight. It was just another trendy restaurant that caters to mainstream folk who are perfectly satisfied if not happy with a restaurant defining to them what "Thai" food should be. I'm passionate about some foods, and will go the distance to support a good dish. By the same token, I feel passionately Disappointed in today's meal and obviously will not be back at Thai Lime. Ever. read more

I was staying at a friend's place in this neighborhood, and she had made no promises about the availability of vegetarian-friendly food. She wasn't due to be back for another day, so I ventured out to Dupont Street to give the neighborhood a try. I saw this place and, looking over the menu, decided I didn't care how good it was. I just wanted some Thai food. I ordered the lychee lemon grass tofu. It was delicious. It was a great fusion of flavors I hadn't tried together before. The jasmine rice was perfect, and even though I tried my hardest to finish the whole thing, I had to bring half home. The atmosphere was nice. The furniture is comfortable and sleek-looking. The lights were dim but I could still see everything. I was slightly annoyed by the loud women a table over who kept complaining about their husbands, their male children, the other mothers and fathers they knew, and it went on and on. Then again, I did go to the restaurant with my fly down. Epic fail. read more

This has been my go-to Thai place for the last few years. Unfortunately our last three or four orders have been sub-par so we will be on the hunt for a new Thai place. The chicken and beef orders have had very few pieces of meat and some orders have been light on the food in general. The mango salad we had during one of these orders was also made with unripe mango and the steamed rice was hard. Very sad as this place used to be great, read more

We had a relatively late night craving for Thai food so searched Yelp and found Thai Lime open and within driving distance. We ordered the cold spring rolls, red curry beef, mango salad and beef skewers. Thai food can be hit and miss so my expectations weren't too high but I was very impressed with the flavor. The beef curry was very tasty with good pieces of beef versus sinewy, low quality cuts like some places. The beef skewers were tender and spicy and their mango salad was fresh. Their cold spring rolls are actually much larger in diameter than Vietnamese rolls and very fresh as well. I'd say that this would be a safe bet for a go-to take out place for sure. read more

Great food, decent prices, great service, great Thai food experience. I came in during lunch time and got a Pad Thai with mushroom soup as a part of their lunch specials. Both the soup and Pad Thai were very tasty. The service was very decent where I was checked up on several times a few times during my stay to make sure everything was going well. To top it off, I got a free scoop or two of ice cream for desert. Would definitely go back to this place, was very happy with it. I see myself returning to this venue and/or ordering delivery from there. read more

Spiffy little storefront with a full bar and pleasant service. Prices are very reasonable and portions quite generous. Rice is included in stir-fry dishes. Food was tasty. My main quibble was the use of not very authentic ingredients in some of the dishes, especially zucchini and Western broccoli. read more

Was surprisingly good. 3.5 stars rounded up to 4. Good service, decent portions, good flavours, nice decor. The price point was a bit higher than core downtown, but if you get takeout, it's pretty decent. Ordered the green curry dish and a noodle dish (not the pad thai, think it was called pad see meu or something like that). read more

I did a pick up order from Thai Lime and got the pad thai with chicken. I get pad thai at almost every Thai restaurant I go to and have had many a pad thai in Thailand as well, but definitely am not a pad thai connoisseur. I do, however, know when it tastes like ketchup and this place's pad thai doesn't taste like ketchup. Next day, it seems to taste even better. I appreciate that they put a bunch of bean sprouts and green onions on top of it, a slice of lime and orange on top of it. They also use a reusable container so you can use it again instead of throwing it away like a wasteful styrofoam container. I thought the portions would be huge based on the reviews but it's not as huge as say a Salad King to go box. The container is about an inch deep and a pop can and quarter length wise. It's a good amount of food, don't get me wrong, but not huge like Salad King sizes where I could spread it over 3 meals almost! Pick up time was accurate and by the time I got there, it was all ready to go. I'd go back in the future! read more

The best thing about thai lime is the price. It's wildly cheap for the portions...but there's a reason. Nothing has flavour - or said another way, everything is flavoured the same - with "special sauce". It even says on their menu items. If you look at dishes left over from previous patrons before they're cleared off the tables, every dish has a litre of leftover sauce and oil at the bottom. It's disgusting how greasy and saucy it is. Please use real spices like ginger, garlic, dried or fresh herbs, instead of loading everything with some generic "special sauce" that's salt sugar and MSG. I doubt this place will change. Noodles aren't noodles - they're soup noodles, and by soup I mean sauce and oil. read more

Based on other reviews, I had no expectations for an authentic Thai food experience. I ordered the green mango salad (which was made with ripe mangoes) and shrimp green curry (which included cauliflower and zucchini). Both were very tasty and had generous portions. They will make for good leftovers! Despite living in the Junction, it's rainy and I'm hungover so I got delivery from OrderIt.ca and got 15% off with the Olympics code: LONDON2012GOLD Their menu comes with lots of good coupons, delivery is free, 15% off pick up...I will definitely be returning! And next time I'll get off my butt and walk over. Also a sweet touch, they threw in a little bag with shrimp chips with my order. read more

After reading the positive reviews, we got take-out from here. Food is good for the price. I got the lychee lemongrass tofu which I enjoyed. Had thick slices of orange and big pieces of lychee with the tofu. Boyfriend ordered the chicken pad thai. I tasted it but didn't really like it. I may or may not buy from here again. read more

My favourite and go-to thai food restaurant. I always get delivery, so no comment on the restaurant itself. The pad thai is yummy, if a bit saucy, the thai fried rice is amazzzing. We love the thick curry (chicken or beef or veggie) comes with lots of vegetables and sauce and pineapple. The chicken coconut soup is also really good, although quality seems to change depending on the chef/night. read more

I've had thai lime on numerous occasions and keep going back. While their thai food isn't the greatest in Toronto for easy delivery on Queen West it's the best i've found. Their Pad Thai is quite good and they manage spice levels better than any other place i've had. I would say that their curries are above average and the veggies are fresh. This is a staple in my delivery rotation, but would caution that their delivery times are rarely accurate. I know for where I live it will be about an hour regardless of what they quote. read more

Got takeout. Food is okay if you don't really care about authenticity. The appetizer sampler was huge. The food didn't excite. The green curry was not the best but I could tell it was green curry. If I need to order food for my poker crew and they decide that they want to be finished wolfing down a huge amount of Thai within an hour, I'll order from here again. read more

If I could, I'd give Thai Lime a 2.5 star rating. I've only had Thai Lime food once, but I couldn't resist adding them to my Thai food list. We got the thai red curry, the pad thai, and the basil beef. The red curry was quite nice, if a bit bland - I like a hint of sweetness (though not more than a hint), but I could definitely see myself ordering it again. The pad thai was the low point - do you know what I mean by "pink noodle" thai? Just lots of slippery pink noodles and not much flavour. It's not the worst I've ever had, but I wouldn't order it again. I'm not a connoisseur of basil beef, but I think it was everything it should be - beefy, basily, and lots of salty sauce. My friend lives practically next door; if I did, too, I'd probably order from them if there wasn't better Thai nearby, though I'd only order the pad thai if I was abjectly desperate. read more

I ordered from Thai Lime this afternoon. The food came about ten minutes after the quoted time, and was luke warm. The portions were decent. The food was ok. I had: Thai spring rolls - larger than I expected. Unfortunately they did not come with sauce. I don't know if this was done erroneously, or if I was supposed to order that separately. Too bad, they really need that sauce! Coconut chicken soup - The portion was fine for 1 person. If there are more of you, order 2. The soup was good. Nothing special, nothing offensive. I've had better, creamier coconut based soup in the past. This one had a nice lemony zing to it. Chicken and shrimp pad thai - Huge portion. The shrimp wasn't fresh. Spongy texture, fishy taste. I spit it out. The chicken was cooked well. The noodles were lacking in flavour. I had to mix it with the sauce from my red curry to give it life. Red Curry - this was the best thing I ordered. The portion was big enough for 2 to share. The veggies were warm and crispy. It needed hot sauce. I ordered a side of hot sauce. It was very spicy, with a burned flavour. All this, with $3 tip for driver and tax came to $41. Pretty reasonable. However, it was only ok. I don't think I'll order from here again. The food was pretty bland. The Pad Thai was a tremendous disappointment. read more

Food is decent and the one delivery driver is hot. It's a win in my books. read more

Decided to give it a try after I see their website doing promo, with 50% off on their Thai basil beef . When arrived the portion also was cut in half .. the foods taste all right .. I mean if I knew the portion would also be reduced I wouldn't have bought it .. it's not really a promo anymore .. read more

Moved back into their delivery area, and am happy to say its as good as I remember it. They still have some of my favourite (albeit generic) pad thai in the city, and super tasty spring rolls to compliment... Green curry and Pad Woon Sen (stir-fry glass noodles) still consistent, andthe Cashew Chicken has a an enjoyable zest with the chili flakes in it you don't find most other places. But can we talk about chicken wings for a second though? Thai Lime has decent thai wings (although heavily breaded), but I hate how places like this give you only 8 chicken wings and then put it with a salad to justify its size. Does the average person that wants to smash a plate of deep fried wings really care about some half assed iceberg lettuce and diced tomato with coriander based salad? I get this is how the restaurant justifies $9 for 8 wings, but man it really bugs me. I forgot how much it bugged me until my delivery showed up this weekend. Wings aside, glad to be back in the Thai Lime delivery zone. Even with my hate for their chicken wings salad side dish, I'm giving this place 5 stars because it is now my #1 go to place for thai delivery since I'm back on the west side. read more

My boyfriend and I had a few Just Eat coupons kicking around and decided to order some food to use it up before they expired. Thai Lime had some pretty good reviews and they offer a variety of dishes so we thought we'd check it out and get some delivery. While I've heard of good things from this place, I'm definitely a bit pickier considering some of the great and relatively affordable places available downtown, like Khao San Road, Sukhothai and Golden Thai. Heck, even Thai Express is pretty good for a fast-food place! Our order at Thai Lime was as follows: Lamb Malay Curry, Chicken Pad See-Ew and the Malay Roti. While my boyfriend didn't mind it as much as I did, I found the portions, while plentiful, were mainly attributed to the heavy sauce. Much of the volume of the meal was due to excessive grease and fat. Which isn't to say that it didn't taste good, just that it was absolutely greasy. It was the kind of delivery food that has the right amount of fat and flavour to make it taste better reheated in the microwave for lunch than it did as fresh food for dinner. The Pad See-Ew was pretty average, a little overly sweet, but when I mixed it up with the curry it gave the noodles more bite and made them more interesting. The Malay Roti was tasty, but also very greasy. I'll give Thai Lime another shot, but only in my neighbourhood where options are limited. read more

We had a light dinner a few nights ago. we ordered 2 soups, fresh rolls and the wings. The soups were fantastic; I really enjoy their chicken coconut soup, it's my favourite thing on the menu. the wings were a bit small, but tasty and came with a tasty salad as the garnish. So why a 3 star review? The utterly horrible fresh rolls. It was huge, in a bad way. mostly overstuffed with shredded iceberg lettuce, to the point it overwhelmed all the other components in it. It was impossible to eat, bland from lettuce overload, and it always fell apart because each piece couldn't fit in your mouth in one bite. But my main issue was the fact it had clearly been made ages before, the pastry had started to dry and harden. It was poorly put together by someone whom I suspect had never made a fresh roll before. I will not order it from them ever again. But as long as the soups stay consistent, I will go back. read more

Extremely disappointed after reading all the stellar reviews. I ordered delivery and got the veg pad Thai and veg cashew pineapple coconut. I also PAID for extra peanuts on the pad Thai and cashews in the coconut dish - tell me why there were minimal! That was an extra $6!! The vegetables are clearly those thick cut ones you buy in a bag in the frozen section, not pleasant to crunch down on big vegetables that can't fit your mouth, especially in a pad Thai noodle dish. The coconut cashew sauce was heavy in pineapple and was thick. Spring rolls are average, peanut sauce is ok, sticky rice is ok. Maybe I just had a bad cook working that day but wouldn't recommend at all. Sorry!! read more

Ordered take-out Pad Thai for lunch - it seems the time-of-day and chef on duty matters. Still not bad, but the balance of flavours wasn't there - A little bland and a touch ketchup-y. Just thought I should revise, because it seems it's not always worth going out of your way for. Sometimes it's just okay. read more

Fresh & modern come to mind when describing this place. The service was exemplary and serving portions are more than adequate. This is my new top Thai spot !! A+ read more

Thai Lime - The Sampling appetizer platter is a meal unto itself !! - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

"Would you like some fish/veg with that sauce?" I seriously considered giving it a rinse before eating it and ended up throwing most of it out. This was my first and last time trying Thai food. read more

Thai Lime - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario