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Hidden gem near Dundas Square! Came with a group of 10 - I think we surprised our waitor with our large group but we were quickly seated. We didn't have to wait long for our food either. I ordered the chicken khao soi and it was delicious. I just found that their prices have gone up since my first year of university... it's not as cheap. But it's still the go-to spot to go with friends. Cute decor and low lighting. Very thankful, the owner let us stay until 11pm even though they close at 10:30pm.
I remember enjoying the CHICK PAD Thai a bit more in the past. They have a nice spot on Yonge (upstairs). But the place needs some help with lighting, design (lot of junk on tables, etc). And there is a musty smell (old building...?)
I wouldn't know about the food because I never received it. I ordered delivery to the hotel next door and then tracked the delivery. After the app indicated that the meal had been delivered, I called the restaurant, told them that I hadn't received anything and was told by the owner that delivery indication on the app just means that the meal was picked up and that it was on the way. That seemed like BS but I gave him him the benefit of the doubt. The next day I went the talk to the owner f2f and after a long and unpleasant conversation with the owner that now claimed to not even be capable of e-commerce, I left. Everything I touched on the way in and out was sticky, so maybe I dodged a bullet. Either way, stay away! The pick-up guy who supposedly delivered my food was Ramees.
This places was really good, especially if you are on a budget to get good food for a fair cost! It's not pricey at all. I think the service was ok, but yo be fair it was busy since it was a holiday and they were short staffed. The ambience was quaint and it's cozy id recommend going in the fall.
This place advertises itself as Thai food by Thai chefs, and the food is legit. You even get the spice tray (fish sauce, sugar, chili flakes, chili sauce etc) so you can season your food to taste. The fish cakes were decent - bouncy enough and tasty. Thai boat noodles (pork) were great. The soup was rich with a subtle herbal note. The pork balls were bouncy, and their irregular shape indicated they were hand made. The sliced pork belly was a little dry, but overall the dish was still good.
At a corner up a flight of stairs you can hear Thai music playing as you walk up. Authentic vibes and great food. The portions of the dishes were smaller than I expected but it's fine for lunch. We ordered the pad see ew, green mango salad, and red beef curry. All were delicious. The service was friendly but more on the casual side. They accepts credit cards as well
grabbed some take from here and it was pretty good. tom yum soup +shrimp 2/5 this soup i found too sweet. almost like drinking sugar water w.a splash of vinegar. the added lemongrass gave it an aromatic boost though. available w.chicken, beef, shrimp or veggie. pad thai +chicken 3/5 found this dish to be too dry. the noodles clumped up and stuck together. flavours were good, but i would add extra eggs because there was barely any. you can get this w.beef, chicken, veggie or shrimp. beef pad see ew - wide flat rice noodle stir fry w.beef 5/5 this was our favourite dish! flavours were on point and it tasted so delicious! i love the fresh basil leaves they used. steam rice w.basil beef stir fry & fried egg on top 4/5 this dish was really good too but not enough grpund beef/basil mix to go with the amount of rice they gave. we love the crispy fried egg! you can also get this w.ground pork or chicken. papaya salad 3/5 wish the portion was a tad bigger to share, but i guess it was made as an individual portion only. we might have ordered just the smaller size too. the fish sauce was way too fishy. ive had papaya salads before and i know theres fish sauce in it, but they added a fish extract or must have used a fish sauce brand thats reaaaly prominent in taste. quite refreshing. over experience and service was good, quick and the workers have ppe and covid safety protocols in place.
A hidden gem!! We found this restaurant on yelp and decided to give it a chance. I was a little worried when we walked in and we were the only ones there. We got our food pretty quickly and it was delicious!! I got the chicken pad Thai and it was some of the best I've ever had. We will definitely be back next time we're in town!
Some of the tastiest pad thai in Toronto. We come to this sleepy, no frills place for dine in and take out. The service is always nice, and food is always prepared on time. It's a hidden gem in Toronto, and we come here often for a tasty Thai treat. My favourites are their street style pad thai, massaman curry, red curry, fresh rolls, and chicken skewers. Their curries especially have such beautiful flavours and vibrant colours. The chicken skewers come with a peanut dip and a side of cut veggies in a sweet sauce, which adds a lovely touch. Their starter salads are also really fresh and tasty. The soups, too, have a rich and fresh flavour. Definitely check this place out!
Rather than going to salad king, I decided to come here. You know, try something different. The restaurant is on the second floor, but it has visible signage and decor so you shouldn't miss it. My first impression when I stepped in was a large near-empty restaurant with outdated furniture and decor, and worst of all, no AC. It was really humid in here, and I was not being subtle about it. There was even a fruit fly buzzing around when I sat down. Shortly, however, I felt some AC coming our way, so the people managing the place must have heard my verbal complaints and did something about it I guess. Washrooms are also just as humid, and you can see a handful of fruit flies all over the place. It is quite disgusting for the most part, but I suppose if you were to take this as an authentic thai experience where you're dining in a restaurant in the middle of a humid tropical environment, then the flies might be normal? Try to be optimistic about it. There are only two people working outside of the kitchen. They might be the owners, but there's definitely not a lot of staff. We placed our orders, and then waited for 20-25 minutes before the food finally arrived. Another table that was there before us also waited awhile before they received their items. We had the Golden Chicken Curry along with Street Pad Thai. You can customize how spicy you want it, from 1-chili to 6-chilis. You could probably have more, but I didn't try. It was a long wait, so automatically I'm expecting the food to be that much better since they're taking that much more time to prepare it. And it was quite tasty. The size of the pad thai is not bad, and came with both shrimp and chicken. The curry also had a lot of flavour, and the texture was not too watery. Service here is generally very slow. They only have one lady taking orders, serving food, and taking the bill. You'd be better off just walking up to the front where the bar is because the guy is just standing around not doing much when no one's at the bar. I would recommend just calling in and ordering your food to go, and picking it up half an hour later.
I've had this place around twice and had the same experience for both. The atmosphere is more home-like compared to other Thai restaurants that I've been to. You get to pick your seat when you come in and they do offer a lunch special that comes with soup and a spring roll. I tried their pad thai and I thought it was alright, I do like that they put peanuts on the side as I do not eat it with food (in general). Service was pretty slow despite the amount of people there and also the time to prepare for food which was okay. It's a convenient place to try some real Thai food in the downtown area if near Eaton's centre.
Authentic! The food was excellent. I had green curry and spring rolls and they were delicious. The service is great. You do have to go up a flight of stairs to get to the restaurant.
1 year ago
3 years ago
Hidden gem near Dundas Square! Came with a group of 10 - I think we surprised our waitor with our large group but we were quickly seated. We didn't have to wait long for our food either. I ordered the chicken khao soi and it was delicious. I just found that their prices have gone up since my first year of university... it's not as cheap. But it's still the go-to spot to go with friends. Cute decor and low lighting. Very thankful, the owner let us stay until 11pm even though they close at 10:30pm. read more
1 year ago
I remember enjoying the CHICK PAD Thai a bit more in the past. They have a nice spot on Yonge (upstairs). But the place needs some help with lighting, design (lot of junk on tables, etc). And there is a musty smell (old building...?) read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
I wouldn't know about the food because I never received it. I ordered delivery to the hotel next door and then tracked the delivery. After the app indicated that the meal had been delivered, I called the restaurant, told them that I hadn't received anything and was told by the owner that delivery indication on the app just means that the meal was picked up and that it was on the way. That seemed like BS but I gave him him the benefit of the doubt. The next day I went the talk to the owner f2f and after a long and unpleasant conversation with the owner that now claimed to not even be capable of e-commerce, I left. Everything I touched on the way in and out was sticky, so maybe I dodged a bullet. Either way, stay away! The pick-up guy who supposedly delivered my food was Ramees. read more
2 years ago
This places was really good, especially if you are on a budget to get good food for a fair cost! It's not pricey at all. I think the service was ok, but yo be fair it was busy since it was a holiday and they were short staffed. The ambience was quaint and it's cozy id recommend going in the fall. read more
6 years ago
This place advertises itself as Thai food by Thai chefs, and the food is legit. You even get the spice tray (fish sauce, sugar, chili flakes, chili sauce etc) so you can season your food to taste. The fish cakes were decent - bouncy enough and tasty. Thai boat noodles (pork) were great. The soup was rich with a subtle herbal note. The pork balls were bouncy, and their irregular shape indicated they were hand made. The sliced pork belly was a little dry, but overall the dish was still good. read more
At a corner up a flight of stairs you can hear Thai music playing as you walk up. Authentic vibes and great food. The portions of the dishes were smaller than I expected but it's fine for lunch. We ordered the pad see ew, green mango salad, and red beef curry. All were delicious. The service was friendly but more on the casual side. They accepts credit cards as well read more
3 years ago
grabbed some take from here and it was pretty good. tom yum soup +shrimp 2/5 this soup i found too sweet. almost like drinking sugar water w.a splash of vinegar. the added lemongrass gave it an aromatic boost though. available w.chicken, beef, shrimp or veggie. pad thai +chicken 3/5 found this dish to be too dry. the noodles clumped up and stuck together. flavours were good, but i would add extra eggs because there was barely any. you can get this w.beef, chicken, veggie or shrimp. beef pad see ew - wide flat rice noodle stir fry w.beef 5/5 this was our favourite dish! flavours were on point and it tasted so delicious! i love the fresh basil leaves they used. steam rice w.basil beef stir fry & fried egg on top 4/5 this dish was really good too but not enough grpund beef/basil mix to go with the amount of rice they gave. we love the crispy fried egg! you can also get this w.ground pork or chicken. papaya salad 3/5 wish the portion was a tad bigger to share, but i guess it was made as an individual portion only. we might have ordered just the smaller size too. the fish sauce was way too fishy. ive had papaya salads before and i know theres fish sauce in it, but they added a fish extract or must have used a fish sauce brand thats reaaaly prominent in taste. quite refreshing. over experience and service was good, quick and the workers have ppe and covid safety protocols in place. read more
4 years ago
A hidden gem!! We found this restaurant on yelp and decided to give it a chance. I was a little worried when we walked in and we were the only ones there. We got our food pretty quickly and it was delicious!! I got the chicken pad Thai and it was some of the best I've ever had. We will definitely be back next time we're in town! read more
7 years ago
Some of the tastiest pad thai in Toronto. We come to this sleepy, no frills place for dine in and take out. The service is always nice, and food is always prepared on time. It's a hidden gem in Toronto, and we come here often for a tasty Thai treat. My favourites are their street style pad thai, massaman curry, red curry, fresh rolls, and chicken skewers. Their curries especially have such beautiful flavours and vibrant colours. The chicken skewers come with a peanut dip and a side of cut veggies in a sweet sauce, which adds a lovely touch. Their starter salads are also really fresh and tasty. The soups, too, have a rich and fresh flavour. Definitely check this place out! read more
2 years ago
9 years ago
Rather than going to salad king, I decided to come here. You know, try something different. The restaurant is on the second floor, but it has visible signage and decor so you shouldn't miss it. My first impression when I stepped in was a large near-empty restaurant with outdated furniture and decor, and worst of all, no AC. It was really humid in here, and I was not being subtle about it. There was even a fruit fly buzzing around when I sat down. Shortly, however, I felt some AC coming our way, so the people managing the place must have heard my verbal complaints and did something about it I guess. Washrooms are also just as humid, and you can see a handful of fruit flies all over the place. It is quite disgusting for the most part, but I suppose if you were to take this as an authentic thai experience where you're dining in a restaurant in the middle of a humid tropical environment, then the flies might be normal? Try to be optimistic about it. There are only two people working outside of the kitchen. They might be the owners, but there's definitely not a lot of staff. We placed our orders, and then waited for 20-25 minutes before the food finally arrived. Another table that was there before us also waited awhile before they received their items. We had the Golden Chicken Curry along with Street Pad Thai. You can customize how spicy you want it, from 1-chili to 6-chilis. You could probably have more, but I didn't try. It was a long wait, so automatically I'm expecting the food to be that much better since they're taking that much more time to prepare it. And it was quite tasty. The size of the pad thai is not bad, and came with both shrimp and chicken. The curry also had a lot of flavour, and the texture was not too watery. Service here is generally very slow. They only have one lady taking orders, serving food, and taking the bill. You'd be better off just walking up to the front where the bar is because the guy is just standing around not doing much when no one's at the bar. I would recommend just calling in and ordering your food to go, and picking it up half an hour later. read more
I've had this place around twice and had the same experience for both. The atmosphere is more home-like compared to other Thai restaurants that I've been to. You get to pick your seat when you come in and they do offer a lunch special that comes with soup and a spring roll. I tried their pad thai and I thought it was alright, I do like that they put peanuts on the side as I do not eat it with food (in general). Service was pretty slow despite the amount of people there and also the time to prepare for food which was okay. It's a convenient place to try some real Thai food in the downtown area if near Eaton's centre. read more
4 years ago
Authentic! The food was excellent. I had green curry and spring rolls and they were delicious. The service is great. You do have to go up a flight of stairs to get to the restaurant. read more
This place is located around 10 min walking distance from the Eaton Centre. The restaurant is actually quite hidden with a small doorway leading up a flight of stairs. There is spacious seating with wooden tables and panels. However, the food itself did not taste particularly good. We ordered the khao soi, beef noodles, and golden chicken curry with rice. The khao soi was a little too thick and did not have much flavour. The golden curry also did not taste fresh or aromatic. The chicken was cut into really thick pieces and the dish itself tasted quite bland. Service was friendly, but wish they could check up on us more to refill water. Although the prices are a bit lower than other places in the area, the food itself isn't good enough for me to return again. read more
5 years ago
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5 years ago
For starters, TY is located near RU which is super convenient for students. I also really like the dark interior and the ambience in there is really.. calming? I feel like there's a wind blowing through which makes the ceiling decor jingle or move - but don't worry, it's not cold! It is also nice that the servers (mostly) leave you alone when you eat - which is a plus for me! Anyways, I got the lunch special today (which was ~$15 with tip) and it was super delicious! Just one slight downer is that when compared to other thai places, their (normal, non-lunch special) dishes are quite small for the price. However, no biggie as it is still fulfilling. I'm in a generous mood right now & I haven't had any "problems" with this place yet, so for now - the rating is a 5/5. And lastly, I'm just super happy this place cooks their chicken throughly. So, if you're picky like me - you'll be ok here. read more
The Thai Street Pad Thai for $10 was decent. It comes with chicken, shrimp and tofu. The noodles were done well, but the dish could use more flavor. The shrimp could also use a little more stove top time since it was cold in the middle. Putting a little bit of the chili sauce on it does make it taste better. There was plenty of seating in this restaurant and they were not that busy during weekday lunch time. I'm giving it 4 stars since I would come back here for lunch. -Located upstairs above a massage place. -They take credit card - MC or Visa. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Good food. We tried shrimp chips and a chicken dishes. All were perfect. People work there are quite polite and helpful. Ambiance is also good. Recommended. read more
+.5 for service In a downtown core where giants like Pai, Khao San Road, and Sukho Thai thrive, as well as popular student establishments like Salad King, there's...this place that's relatively unknown along Yonge Street. In fact, it's so hidden that it's only accessible via a set of stairs that's very unassuming (the stairs claim it leads to a massage parlour; it doesn't until the third floor!). Thai On Yonge is an excellent restaurant for someone who wants down to earth Thai food, without the drawn out hype (it never got crowded when I was here). The costs are also substantially lower, and personally I feel the place is better quality than Salad King next door. The seating arrangement is a little awkward (lots of weirdly designed booths), but I wasn't bothered too much. You seat yourself, although informing an employee of your arrival would help in getting better service. I ordered the chicken padthai lunch special, which came with one spring roll and a soup of the day, which turned out to be hot and sour soup. Both the soup and spring roll were quite good, definitely excellent quality for the price I paid ($9 including taxes with the pad thai). The pad thai came after; this restaurant separates the bean sprouts and peanuts, so if you don't like either addition, well, they did the job for you! Again, for $9 including tax, this is probably one of the best pad thais you can get in the city for under $10. The sauce was done right, the noodles were chewy but not undercooked, and the presentation was nicely done as well. The food came quick enough that I was in and out in about 40 minutes; not bad at all! Service was excellent once you're seated. The employees are legit Thai people, so you know you're getting the authenticity of Thai food here without breaking your bank. Definitely will return! read more
7 years ago
Nice atmosphere. It makes me feel like I'm totally in Thailand. I love the crunchy foods and the Papaya Salad. Last time I ordered the combo. I tried the crunchy fish. It actually more than I expected. But I don't enjoy the salty eggs And for the dessert, I always call mango sticky rice. The smell of coconut when they cook with sticky rice make it tastes better. But it will be bored if just sticky rice with coconut right. The source of mango help to balance the taste of the whole meal. Perfection. read more
Picked up a lunch special #9 from ToY to go. See the picture of Tofu Fried rice. It was dry and lacked any flavour. Most disappointing thing was the quality of rice. If you see the rice in the picture none of the grains were full grain. Most if not all were broken rice pieces - probably the cheapest kind. Totally sympathetic to the situation that costs of produce and things have gone up, but this in addition to lack of flavour. Not sure if I am coming back read more
A group of came here for dinner one night. I ordered the grilled chicken. It came with rice and salad. The chicken was a tad dry. I could taste the special tangy sauce a little bit. The service was ok. There was only one wait staff working that night. Lucky, it wasn't busy. I may want to come back to try their other dishes like the Khao Soi noodles. read more
I was really surprised at how great this place was! So excited I found it and will definitely be coming back to try more options. This is located nearby Ryerson. This location does not have the fanciest decor, but it is still very clean and so good! Pros: - Price: The prices here are so good! For a location that is Downtown, I am fairly surprised! You can eat for 2 people for about $25-$35 (depending how much you order). - Authenticity: I love how authentic this place feels! It reminds me of some restaurants in Phuket. - Food: The quality of food is superb! Everything was made fresh. The shrimp in lemongrass were really good and big, also the soup wasn't to spicy! The thai iced tea was so tasty. The tea taste was distinct and the drink was very creamy! Cons: - Parking: Since this located is located in the core of Downtown Toronto, I am not surprised there is no parking. You may have to use public transit or GreenP. Foods I recommend: - Lemongrass Soup (Shrimp) - Green Mango Salad - Thai Iced Tea - Curry Beef Overall, I can't wait to come back again and try more items! read more
9 years ago
Prices are reasonable. Cheaper than most spots. I got the sticky rice with peanut butter sauce and papaya salad. Both were good. Papaya salad was a little sweet for me. Service was super slow. Only one waitress. Order took over 30 minutes to get out. The orders were getting switched up too. I probably came on a bad day. Maybe it's better when there are more folks working. read more
8 years ago
Delicious, authentic, and affordable Thai food with friendly service and peaceful ambiance. Thai on Yonge is my go-to Thai restaurant when I'm around the downtown core. It's low-key, clean, and makes me feel nostalgic about Thailand. As of this review, I've had their green curry chicken as well as the chicken pad thai. The curry was aromatic and soupy-like, and thankfully not oily or spicy. Meanwhile the pad thai was well balanced and very filling. Additionally, I had their Thai iced tea and was extremely satisfied. It's milky sweetness flavor was perfect and left me craving for more. I'd highly recommend ordering this especially on a hot summer day. Overall, Thai on Yonge is an amazing hidden gem that's worth checking out. I'd recommend visiting this place sooner rather than later because I predict that it might close down in the near future due to the aggressive condo developments on Yonge Street. read more
7 years ago
Second floor restaurant is quaint respite from the rest of Yonge street‼. Love the beef salad ‼ read more
I love this place for its authenticity and unpretentiousness. Their Khao Soi is out of this world. IMHO, even better than Salad King's Khao Soi. Every time I'm in the area and happen to crave authentic Thai food, I go to Thai On Yonge. There are too many inauthentic Thai restaurants in Toronto. This place is a little gem in the heart of Toronto. It's usually empty, which results in fast service, but don't let the absence of patrons fool you. Their food tastes great. I recommend their Street Pad Thai. It's well worth every dollar. In terms of prices, everything on their menu is reasonably priced. Your bill won't break the bank, while the food will leave your tummy happy :) read more
9 years ago
We live nearby and I've had take out from here once but we recently decided to really sit down and try Thai On Yonge. The decor of his restaurant isn't very fancy and you'll need to go up some stairs but it feels a lot like Thailand which makes it nice. We ordered the mango salad, lemon grass soup, tamarind beef, and pad kee mao. Woah! Everything was extremely flavourful! The lemon grass soup, salad, and beef definitely packed a punch. Sometimes it was overwhelming but everything was really good. The ingredients were fresh and well balanced in all of them. You can see how colourful everything is in the picture. The mango was ripe and the beef was crispy. The noodles were tasty too- a little oily. The food was very authentically Thai (coming from someone part Thai) and the people working there are Thai. If you go here then I'd recommend trying things on their menu other than pad Thai! Pleasantly surprised- we'll be sure to come again when we have a craving for Thai food!We also noticed on our way out that they have boat noodles which we'll definitely be back for :). read more
4 years ago
3 years ago
Was planning to go to a different restaurant but the wait was too long, so we looked for an alternative nearby. Our intuition was right to come to this restaurant! We love Thai food and this place did not disappoint. My favorite dish was the yellow curry. It was hot and creamy, which was nice for a cold night. The atmosphere is cozy and friendly and our waitress was awesome. She was like an fun older sister to us rather than a regular server. When asking if we wanted to split the bill, I joked about making my friend pay more and she came back with our checks and I was pleased with her jest. ( she charged my friend $.01 more. I was laughing so much when she brought it to us. read more
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370 Yonge Street
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Ryerson, Bay Street Corridor, Downtown Core
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