Aroy Mak:Authentic Thai Food and Drinks

9 Reviews on “Aroy Mak:Authentic Thai Food and Drinks”

• Louise Martin

  Went to the place 30mins before closing time. It was quite small and the ventilation wasn’t the best, but overall it was clean.I ordered the overload pad thai. I liked the taste, although a little bit more flavor/seasoning couldn’t have hurt. They have a condiments station where you could add chili powder, lemon or spring onions. The fresh spring rolls was just okay for me. It was short on flavor too, but it was really fresh considering that it was already the end of the day.I could definitely go here when I need a quick and cheap pad thai fix! The serving is a steal for such a cheap price.

  August 26, 2019, 11:17 pm

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• Cherry Tumampo

  Good affordable Thai food 🙂 I really love their pad thai and milk tea. Place is kinda hot since there is no AC but for the price of the food, that’s ok for me. Best for takeout if you cant tolerate the heat.

  August 21, 2019, 6:50 pm

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• Bugsy Del Rosario

  Their pad thai is one of the best I’ve tasted in the metro! It was sooooo full of flavor. Delicious, healthy, and most affordalble Thai food in the metro. Owner was really nice and her passion to offer affordable and delicious food is really admirable. If you can, bring your own mess kits and tumblers. Had my very first serving of pad thai in my own container!

  July 27, 2019, 5:30 pm

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• Claine Avelino

  Superbly delicious! The place was cramped yet beautiful, just like a yummy serving Thai food. The pad thai was bursting with flavors- hands down perfect. The crab rice was another runaway winner with the savory crabmeat, flavorful aromatic rice. I can’t put the sweet, savory, salty, spicy sensation into words- it was that good. Lastly, the chicken pandan rice had more than enough chicken to fill the bowl. Five stars? Yes. The price? Six stars 🙂 Ss- super sulit.

  July 25, 2019, 10:00 pm

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• Sean Apostol

  The first Pad Thai I ever had in my life was from their little stall in UP Diliman. I’m no expert on Thai cuisine but it was so delicious for such a small price (130 for a Shrimp Pad Thai!) that I had dreams of it afterwards. I guess that speaks for itself.

  July 15, 2019, 4:42 pm

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• Hannah Mae Aldeza

  I was first introduced to Aroy Mac in U.P Diliman. They have a stall in our college. Their pad Thai and milk tea are my comfort food and drink before or during long classes. And now that they’ve added more options in their menu, my new favorites are tom yum, mango sticky rice, and Thai shrimp fried rice with smoked pork sausage. I have food allergies and can get quite sensitive sometimes, and I think it’s important to mention that I don’t have to take antihistamines when I eat here because they don’t add any MSG, preservatives, or additives in their food.All food and drinks are yummy, nutritious, and reasonably priced. The owner and staff are very accommodating and friendly. Most importantly, it’s a safe and inclusive space so everybody is welcome.

  July 9, 2019, 11:48 pm

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• Linzie Lopez

  My friends and I have loved Aroy Mak since it was just a small stall in the UP Diliman campus and we’re so glad to see how it’s expanded to now to the Teacher’s Village!Aroy Mak serves cheap and freshly cooked, quality Thai meals that leave you both satisfied and craving for more! We especially love their chicken or pork pad thai, thai milk tea, thai matcha milk tea, and their cakes! The pad thai is best eaten by adding condiments/spices in their mini condiment bar at the counter (containing lemons, chili flakes, and more!)The staff and owner are very friendly as well, so you’re guaranteed a good experience overall! ❤️

  July 9, 2019, 1:21 pm

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