Everyone needs a handful of restaurants that offer solid take-away options for those nights you CBF…read morebut don't want to sit hunched over a brown paper bag from a place with golden arches or an elderley gent with hipster glasses and a cane. Thankfully, in these neck of the woods Amazing Thai is just one of those places. With an equally strong dine-in game, their takeaway is as easy as checking out the menu online, calling ahead and being greeted with a pleasant, "Give me 25 minutes please." If you've planned ahead you can pick up on your way home and faster than you can get into your jim jams you're eating freshly made meals like Pad See Ew (pick your protein - beef, chicken, pork or seafood) and a perfectly sweet and sour Massman Beef Curry.

Driving around ye old Brisbane, you see some brilliant names for Thai places to eat. You have the…read moreBow Thai, the Thai Mountain, the My Thai, and the Royal Thai Orchid. Brilliant, whoever came up with those names, I love it. So when I was puttling around the northside of Brisbane, didn't even know that there was a suburb called Gaythorne by the way, and when my boyfriend now husband at the time told me, I actually asked him if he was joking. True story. So being fans of the Thai cuisine, I was out to search for a mean Pad Thai, my weakness. Always with chicken. Amazing Thai sits perfectly on the corner of Samford and Gaythorne road. The owner is this cute little Thai lady who really does do everything. There are a few wait staff sometimes, but the shop isn't that big and they can get away with just 1 or 2 extras on busy nights. The Money Bags in this place was my first experience. The water chestnuts, the minced chicken meat, the crunchy fresh ingredients wow. Then we had the Pad Thai, a Green Curry with Chicken and a Beef Stirfry. There is a difference between throwing things into a mess together and frying them at a high heat to throwing the ingredients at the right times to make the perfect flavour and combination. Amazing Thai do serve amazing food. The food tastes fresh, tastes quality and tastes like Thailand. You can usually get a table here, but on a busy night, try making a booking first as the restaurant only seats a small amount of people. True to their name, gold star all the way.

This large Indian restaurant is really one of the most convenient places for impromptu dinners when…read moreyou have a large party. You could easily walk in without a reservation and quickly be accommodated even with a group of 10-15 people. Indian food is best shared and this place is no exception (it also prevents timing mishaps since everyone eats together). If you're the type of person who is overwhelmed with lots of choices I suggest going with the "Normal Banquet". For $35/person you get unlimited curries, rice, and naan and can ask the waitstaff to choose their favorite dishes or specify the exact ones you want. This is perfect if everyone is really hungry. It's the massive portions and tons of variety of a buffet but fresh and made to order. For normal appetites, one curry + naan per person will be much cheaper though at around $20-25 each. Their naans are very good especially the mushroom naan, spinach naan, and garlic naan. Their curries are on the sweet side. I find that most Australia/British/American people like this style, but if that isn't the way you like your curries, it is probably best to order a tandoori dish. The place is BYO, so you can enjoy a nice beer or wine with your curry if you stop by the bottle shop up the block.

I'm going to put this out there: the food is pretty damn good. And the vindaloo is actually spicy,…read morethe meals are not terribly expensive (cheaper if you pay cash!), the Lassi's are creamy and the service is good. However I got food poisoning. And I NEVER get food poisoning. I have a cast iron stomach! To be fair, out of the seven times I have eaten here I've only gotten food poisoning once. But it was of the brutal variety, and I haven't really been game to go back since. Which is a crying shame because (pre-puking) the curries are actually delicious. This is a great place to bring a bunch of people; sharing the curries work out cheaper and they cater to large groups with long tables. Just make sure you make a reservation, especially on weekends, as the restaurant tends to fill up quickly. The decor inside is cute, tablecloths and hanging Indian decorations, very red and gold. It gives off a lovely warm feeling, similar to the one I had in my stomach right before my dinner reappeared. Give this place a try if you're in the mood for some decent, not too expensive curry, or if you need somewhere to take a few people. Do it for me, because I'm still too scared.

If you're looking for a special Thai restaurant in Brisbane look no further than Betong! This place…read morewas phenomenal!!! If you want Sunnybank level Asian food without the attitude, this is the place for you. Since the restaurant is quite new in Portside it wasn't very full, however I do expect this place to become more popular as time goes by. The first thing I noticed about the restaurant was the wonderful decor, it was stylish and modern with slight oriental influences. The food was fantastic, no other way to put it. It was like Thai food in Bangkok but less spicy (though you can ask them to spice up the food for a more authentic experience). I had also ordered a lemon lime and bitters (which they made from scratch) it was awesome! The gold star for me though was the super attentive service, water was consistently refilled in everyone's glasses and we were asked how everything was. It was a wonderful night and I can proudly say that this place is my favourite Thai place in the city! P.S the chilli basil fried rice is a must!

Totally recommend this place. Fantastic. Thai beef salad to die for. Was not full at 830pm which…read morewas surprising. Should be packed. I'll be back for sure

A great local Thai place which provides fresh and authentic Thai with a nice atmosphere. Whether…read moreyou're eating in or taking away the service is likely to leave an impression on you. They are always smiling and keen to share a joke, on one occasion I was even treated to a few bars of a song. I can't entirely remember why, something to do with my name I think. These experiences along would likely keep me coming back to Mons Thai but the food also happens to be great. I should have known given the amount of awards they have lining their walls. I have tried most items on the menu and would be hard pressed to name a favourite. Just ask the staff what they would recommend and go from there. I highly doubt you'll be disappointed.

This was probably my third or fourth time here and it definitely won't be my last!…read more The menu was varied but not overly and mind-painfully extensive and it featured not only your run of the mill Thai dishes but a couple of other authentic Thai treats. Instead of hitting up the classic vege green or red curry I went for a 'jungle' curry which was just fabulous! It didn't have the typical coconut milk base but was more of a stock so it didn't sit as heavy in my stomach. This worked out great because I convinced myself I should get a dessert - where I had to choose the one very non-Thai dish... A chocolate mousse cake! Shit damn that was good and rounded off the averaged priced meal very well!

I love coming in here. You can't see much of the inside from the corner of the busy intersection…read moreoutside, but when you cross the threshold you're surprised by how lovely it is inside. The decor is much nicer than most of the suburban Thai places I've been to. A bit more modern and fresh, maybe. There are comfy banquettes to sit on, and the menus have pretty carved timber covers. I always order the jungle curry. Unlike a lot of curries, the jungle curry contains no cream or milk so it's very refreshing and light. They also do a mean vegetarian Tom Yum here at Siam Square (and I haven't been able to find anywhere else that will do that). The service is always attentive and efficient and there a lots of little touches about this place that make it special. The elephant statues, the way your rice comes out in the shape of a love heart, the crisp air-conditioning. All the little simple things that make a meal so much nicer, and that a lot of suburban takeaways forget about, come together at Siam Square Thai. You can BYO wine, and they are also licensed. The prices are standard for thai food, but the food itself is of a much higher standard than a lot of the other Thai places around Brisbane. Siam Square is a niche in Thai restaurants with its more contemporary style and dishes that offer more variety than typical Australian Thai fare. Remember, jungle curry!

Siam Square is a lovely place to eat before or after a performance at the Powerhouse, being only a…read more15-20 minute walk away, beside Merthyr Village. The interior is decorated with traditional Thai furnishings (paintings, statues, and plates printed with pictures of the royal family), which makes eating here feel like you've stepped into a little pocket of Thailand. If you order rice as a side with your main meals, the rice is set in a heart shape, which I found very endearing. Siam Square does traditional Thai cuisine perfectly, but their stand out for me is their Roast Duck Salad, which comes served with a giant portion of fresh vegetables, warm duck, and a spattering of home made dressing and lychees. Take away is also a popular option and you'll often see diners in their jogging gear waiting outside for their meals.

I really do enjoy ordering my dinner from this place. Everytime I taste these dishes, they are…read moresuper tasty and I've nothing left on my plate at the end. We always buy one meal each and a large rice. We always share too. Affordable, very friendly and fast too. Definitely recommend. :)

Would de recommend to anyone especially if you love Thai I think it's the best in Wynnum and I…read moredon't say that very often

A delicious Thai restaurant in the little complex of shops on Gympie Road (on the corner of Kuran…read moreStreet). There is plenty of parking in this complex and Thai Ayuthaya has lots of room inside and outside for patrons. We sat outside for lunch today, and were almost the only ones there. That's not to say the quality of this food isn't good - it is! We ordered from the lunch menu which has a range of noodle, rice, curry and stir fry dishes for only $10.90 (Vegetarian/Chicken/Beef/Pork) or $14.90 (Prawn/Seafood) We had the Panang Curry and the Rice + Stir fried with Cashew Nuts. Both meals were super tasty! The Panang had a nice amount of spice to it and the dishes were actually quite large portions. Sometimes these lunch specials mean you only get a small serve of the curry or stir fry but Thai Ayuthaya serves up a hearty portion. I've ordered takeaway from here a few times now and have always been impressed by the quality and price of the food. I've noticed that the dine-in menu is a bit more expensive than the takeaway menu, but I guess you're paying for the atmosphere and attentive staff. Our waitress was very lovely and attentive all during our lunch.

When a restaurant has been around for as long as this one, it's a good sign!…read more Thai Ayuthaya is a family owned restaurant that has been in Chermside for as long as I can remember. They offer delicious meals with extremely friendly service, in a cute atmosphere with traditional decor. Our staples dishes are curry puffs, satay chicken and massaman curry. I highly recommend the Ayuthaya fried rice, it's a meal in itself!! The 'Koh Samui diving' fish in coconut is also amazing. They have a busy take away area and are Byo and licensed with indoor and outdoor seating and lots of car parks.

One of if not the best Thai food I have had. Amazing food with great service. While visiting…read moreBrisbane I went there 3 times and never had a bad experience. The vegan food was outstanding and the entrees were phenomenal. Highly recommend

Last minute decision chosen by the Birthday boy to go here due to promises of heavy rain and hail…read moreat the outdoor venue I had chosen. It was moderately busy for a weeknight and it's a little out of the way. I imagine that My Thai has its own regular patrons as they've certainly been around for several years. The names of the Special Dishes had me highly amused...you can check out the pic if you are curious! The food arrived within 5 mins for the BB and mine was 2 mins later. Talk about fast service! The coconut rice was nice and hot and the mains were reasonable in taste but not in price, mains from $22 onwards. The chillies in soy sauce was really nice and served in the cutest elephant bowl. The LLB and the Thai lemon iced tea was nicely priced at $4.50 and was pretty good. The staff were super polite and very efficient and I really appreciated that. I'd probably come again on somebody else's say so or a special occasion but not if I want a Thai meal at a median price. Having said that, this place probably would not give you a bad experience so it's worth a visit.