Talay's was really convenient it was right across from Fourpoints where we were staying. They have…read morea buffet option in which we opted out. My husband got the pad se ew, I had the shrimp with noodles and we got chicken wings as an appetizer. It was good.

Food tasted good. Very simple decor. Neighborhood restaurant. Across from Four Points hotel. Fast…read moreservice

I remember I visited Satang Thai before Covid , they will serve the big portions of food for the…read moremoney and you get to enjoy nice Asian live music . But this time I did not enjoy the food that much , when we have requested to cook pad Thai without fish sauce , they unable to . I still want to give 4 because others may enjoy the food. Service is good .

decent thai food - relatively cheap and the portion is quite generous…read more Despite of the heat (summer is here!), i actually do like their outdoor seatings because it is quiet, in the shade...vs the packed tables inside the restaurant. **CASH ONLY**

Oh my yes. Look for the sign as down an alley…read more Generous servings, fair price and spiced by a Thai cook.

Absolutely massive portion size. All the food was also super flavorful and tasty! My favorite were…read morethere masumune curry and the seafood fried noodles. Both sauces and sublime.

Excellent Thai food in a great atmosphere. Their curries are especially delicious and they do an…read moreamazing job with tofu so all of their dishes are excellent with tofu. They offer gluten free and vegetarian options.

We like to go to Pron Prohm for the decor. Seems like a weird reason to go to a restaurant, but…read morePron Prohm is pretty special. Walk up the steps and into a 1970s ranch house, complete with tacky Thai Airlines memorabilia, and some really fabulous examples of 1980s tourism posters. Say what you like about it being tacky, tasteless or overdone, this place sure has character. There's dark wood laminate, lime green, decorative elephants and an awkward looking wooden bar in the middle of the restaurant. And what of the food? By Sydney's competitive Thai-restaurant standards, Pron Prohm is not in the A-List, but we've been quite satisfied with our meals there, especially when we order the specials. Don't expect miracles. It's always quiet, you can always get a table, and sit near the windows, gazing down onto Redfern Street.

The atmosphere is "distant uncle's recroom basement" complete with faded red carpet. The service is…read moretepid at best; we felt that our presence was annoyingly interrupting our server's silverware sorting. We were barely acknowledged and spoken to. Getting past that, though, the food was excellent and came out in good time. Our curries were well-portioned and well-spiced. The desserts were lovely (black rice pudding and banana fritters) and everything was very well priced. If you want some delicious Thai food and don't really care about atmosphere, hit this place up!

Wow, amazing lunches and less than US$10 each. Small restaurant but big flavors. If you are in the…read morearea and crave some Thai food, try this place for lunch. If we were here for longer, we'd be going back. I had the Singapore Fried Rice and Hubby had the Massaman Curry with chicken. Both excellent meals. The restaurant has a few tabes out the back, and apparently there are more upstairs. Great find, after the place we were looking for was closed.

At Home Thai on Glebe Point Rd does really tasty Thai food in a pretty, fairy-light-lit, balcony…read moreenvironment. The staff here are lovely - recently my friend and I went back there after a couple of weeks away and I'd dropped her off to get a table whilst I parked the car. Walking in after parking my car in the Broadway shopping centre levels, the host greeted me at the door with a big smile, "You're friend is upstairs!" The tofu panang curry is delicious and 'the hangover' noodles are amazing - not sure if I'd recommend them for hangovers however, unless your plan is to sweat out the toxins with chilli. It's pretty cheap and the upstairs balcony is a great place to spy on the comings and goings of the neighbourhood. There is a homely feeling about At Home Thai. I mean, my home doesn't have that many tables, nor an abundant supply of bean sprouts. But being farewelled by every member of staff (chefs included) as you walk out their doors, it feels like you're farewelling friends, leaving their house after dinner. Only you pay this friend to cook for you and then leave before the washing up is done.

Great value for money, big portions, quick service Can be…read morevery crowded for lunch just wish the prices were the same for dinner.

I have never been to Thailand. I'm not an expert in Thai food. But this place was recommended to me…read moreas one of the very few (think 1 or 2) restaurants in Sydney that serve very traditional Thai street food by someone who certainly does know Thailand pretty frickin' well. It did NOT disappoint! I had a soup here tonight called "Kuy Kub" with the most amaaaaaaazing rich, chocolate brown* pork broth, bits of pork cracking and offal... yep, offal. I'm not really a girl that goes for offal... well hardly ever. But a few years ago I accidentally ate tripe and exclaimed "what kind of seafood is this?"... and ever since then I have decided maybe I can be a little more open-minded about offal since I liked the strange "seafood", lol. The offal in this soup was really good. I tried to just enjoy the flavours without thinking too much about what I was eating, in the interests of having an authentic Thai dish, haha! We also shared a very spicy, lime-intensive seafood salad which was deee-licious! They also serve all the usual suspects you find in western restaurants, pad thai, green curry, etc. But they also have this menu of traditional items that sets them apart, if that is what you're looking for. This place is not trendy. It isn't chi-chi. It's not even shabby chic or "cool" in anyway whatsoever. It's a little run down hole in the wall that serves really delicious authentic Thai street food, so if that is what you're after, this is it, 100%. * it's blood!

The food was tasty and service was great. I would come back again…read more There was a little bit of a wait, between 10-15 minutes on a Tuesday night around 7pm. Didn't realize there was a second floor until sitting right under it and saw the second floor guests. That was a unique design. The staff was attentive and was able to get us our food fairly quickly!

Having lived in Thailand for 5 years I have cravings for good quality authentic and simple Thai…read morefood. This had to be one of my favorite in Sydney. Great ambience and food with a nice Thai feel to it.

Go inside Spice Alley and you'll find this Thai food stall towards the center. Went with my…read morefavorite Thai dish and got pad see ew with beef. It tasted really flavorful and the portion was satisfying. Pricing was decent at $13. Also tasted the pad thai which was good as well, although it seemed smaller. I'd say it's not the best Thai food I've had, but it's still very good!

Thai street food stall in the fun Spice Alley. Ordered the chicken pad thai and overall it was…read morepretty good and service was quick. If you like sweeter pad thai then you'll like this one.