Thailand is a diverse country, Thais generally divide it into four distinct regions. The central region is largely delta country, dominated by the Chao Phraya River, and with rich soil. Southern Thailand is peninsula country, with the Andaman Sea on one side and the Gulf of Thailand on the other. The North is cool and mountainous. Northeastern Thailand is a vast plateau and flank by the Mekong River. Each region has its own distinct ethnic peoples, speaking their own dialect, and practicing their own customs. Therefore, when we sit down to a Thai meal, we are experiencing the many different styles and flavours of the country. The curries and seafood of the South; the courtly dishes of the North; the herby, earthy recipes of the Northeast, with their river fish; the sheer inventiveness of the fertile Central region. Add to this the Chinese influence, which has itself been profound, and the contributions from other ethnic peoples, and you have a most wonderful melting pot.more...See more text
We order from here about 6 times per month. It's one of the most consistently good Thai restaurants. The prices are a little better than average. It's right beside a sex-shop but don't be deterred. It's a great place.
We always take-away because of the free spring rolls with orders over $30.
Don't be fooled by the location, this quaint little restaurant has absolutely delicious Thai food, all of which is wonderfully presented & very reasonable priced. I will definitely return again & again, the seafood was amazing!
We've ordered from this place twice. Picked it up...
We've ordered from this place twice. Picked it up to at at home both times.
First time we couldn't find the place because the big white sign in front of it says "Thai Grill" in large letters (and in small letters on the bottom says "Taste of Thailand"). Of course, there's a big black sign on the front of the place that has Taste of Thailand in gold letters, but when you're driving to find the place you can't exactly turn to look at signs perpendicular to the road. By the time we'd gotten home the food was cold and I can tell you that the Pad Thai is not as good cold. The won ton soup was pretty good, even only warm.
Second time we went we could avoid this problem :) The Pad Thai was excellent hot. Probably the best we've tried in the area. We ordered the cashew nut chicken based on reviews, but it had a fishy taste to it that didn't seem right for a chicken dish, but we don't know if this means it's authentic and we just don't like the dish or if it's just cooked wrong. So, in all it's been hit or miss with us, but we'll surely be back for the pad thai when we're too lazy to cook it ourselves :)
I frequent Thai restaurants very often and I absolutely love this place. I've gone as far as Newmarket for Thai food (my best friend's godmom owns one) and when I travel I always insist on trying Thai restaurants (Asia and the US).
I only have good things to say about this little restaurant. By far, they have the best Cashew Nut Chicken I have ever tasted in my life and they have never disappointed me once. You can expect consistency, great service and amazing food!
The pricing is excellent and they have fabulous deals for lunch. What better place can you ask for when you're looking for amazing Thai food.
I encourage everyone to try this place because you won't ever be disappointed.
I was a little leery about trying this place because of the questionable neighbouring business establishments. Once you walk through the doors, you are greeting with pleasant Thai décor and friendly wait staff.
The food was very tasty. I really enjoyed the Peanut Chicken; it was creamy, rich and seasoned just right. The Pad Thai had a perfect blend of sauce, shrimp and vegetables.
