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A bit disappointed with Tom yum chicken noodle and the fried rice that my hubby order. One is too spicy without other taste, one is super sweet and do…
Jane Jia
Pad Thai
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Very authentic and yummy Thai food in an unassuming alley in Potts Point (near Kings Cross station). I had a Pad Thai with the crispy pork add-on. Eve…
Kololee
Pad Thai
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So, so sweet! Even though we came 10 minutes before they closed, the staff happily served us! She gave us plenty of recommendations instead of just ta…
Royce Aguilon
Pad Thai
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9 Reviews on “Pad Thai”
So, so sweet! Even though we came 10 minutes before they closed, the staff happily served us! She gave us plenty of recommendations instead of just taking our order. The chicken curry puffs were okay, but I love the ones with lots crunchy crust! The satay beef and tom kha was delicious. Coconut rice was just right. Icing on the cake was finitely their milk tea! Something about it makes the sweetness linger in your mouth after a delicious meal! Happy to come back!
Cute little thai restaurant tucked away on one of the little streets in Potts point. (Closest station is kings cross.) This place does not have much to offer in terms of service, no friends Thai smiles but what it does offer is some mouthwatering ,spicy, full of authentic flavours Thai food. Must trys are the soft shell crab & the crispy pork in your choice of sauce. I recommend the chilly basil. And a plus point for this place is the BYO concept… Yes!!! Get your own glass of red, white or whatever you like and pay a small fee to pair it with this delicious food & you got a celebration going.
I live around the corner from this place and I’ve been here dozens of times. (Once a week or so.) I like the ladies serving, they’re very friendly, although their English isn’t great. The food of course is most important, and I’ve tried most of the menu by now. The best things are their good old massaman curry and their Hor Mok Thalay. The latter being a true feast dish (for such a small restaurant), it comes in aluminium foil and it is on fire 🙂 I’ve taken my mother there more than once, and I don’t do that lightly. It’s a 4.5/5 for me for price/quality ratio. Of course it isn’t the best Thai in the city, it can’t be because it’s quite low budget, but if you just want a quick meal and you are in the neighbourhood, this is a nice little place.
fantastic food and quick service though better for take away because of somewhat naff decor and uncomfortable seats. but the food is amazing!
Sticky Rice with Custard. Something for the sweet tooth05 Apr, 2015Chicken Larb. So fresh and tasty05 Apr, 2015Massaman Curry. One of the best curries I’ve had05 Apr, 2015I’m visiting from Perth and have to admit I was so stoked to stumble across this little gem. I wasn’t expecting big things but the massaman curry was to die for, definitely among the best I’ve had. Also tried my friends chicken larb and it was delish too. It’s BYO with a great vibe, really enjoyed the pleasant service and watching the night life go by. The sticky rice deserts were awesome too if you have enough room and all so well priced. Very happy camper.
Great place! The food is delicious and at a reasonable price. The staff went the extra mile to serve us, and were friendly and responsive.
Massaman curry was great. Pad Thai was not. Deep fried chicken satay not a good look. Would come back for the curry though.