Khao San Road

Overall, dining at this restaurant was a delight from start to finish only because of the food. The delicious food and charming ambiance made for a memorable experience. The service could have been better. The servers kept pushing either to order quick or clear the plates quickly. Its not easy to enjoy a meal when your rushed into things. Hope there is a valuable learning to the staff on being understanding to customers. That being said , wishing folks a great day and all the best.

Service here is exceptional and the food was fabulous. I love how lively the atmosphere is and would definitely return to try more dishes. Excellent authentic thai food in a convenient location. The Thai Iced Tea is great too! Note if you are meeting friends here, your whole group needs to be present before you can be seated.

This place was so good! If you want a solid delicious Thai dish, this should be your go to! We got the crispy tofu bites for an appetizer which was delicious. The waitress was so helpful with one of us having a shellfish allergy and accommodating our dishes because of it. There was a 30 minute wait for a 2 person table, but none for the bar. The atmosphere was overall super great and would go again!

Recently had the privilege of eating at Khao San Road a couple of days ago. The service was on point. We had servers constantly filling our glass, asking if we were ok, or if there was anything we needed. They were always smiling and consistent with this behaviour and service with everyone eating at that time, which by the way was full capacity. The place has a different set up than most and they make the most of their space. Very chilled atmosphere and cool looking bar upstairs which i will definitely try some time soon. We had the Thai Milk Tea and this drink was delicious and super sweet from the condensed milk. The food was really good. Ordered the Fresh Rolls, which honestly were my favourite up to date. The rolls were made from this sticky rice and had the texture of sticky rice different from any other place. They also put this chicken sausage which resembled tofu but it was actually tasty and mild the dipping sauce was on point. The only thing is it's super packed with cilantro, thats not a problem for me but if you don't like cilantro do not order this or ask to omit the cilantro. Also ordered Three Flavours Pad Thai with Beef which was really good. Sweet Salty Savoury was definitely appreciated, it was simple and good. Lastly we ordered the Green Curry with Rice. The dish was decent. Loved the spice level and mixture of spices and herbs but it was heavy on the coconut milk/cream. The pork had no flavour and the rice was a little hard. Overall i had a very enjoyable experience.

*3.5 stars There is literally no signage which could be interpreted as a cool hole in the wall resto or unclear marketing. The surrounding area was under construction too so the energy is not great if you come here on a weekday during construction hours. I appreciate the bursts of colour in the restaurant, especially the tiled wall and floors when you first walk in. The bar area unfortunately doesn’t have the same colourful tiling as the main section. I also like how they have different glassware for each patron and table, an artistic and eclectic decision. The Pad See Ew ($21.75) was syrupy sweet but not cloyingly so. It was definitely a unique flavor which I haven’t tasted before for this dish. For the protein, I ordered “tofu and vegetables” but the only vegetable is the Chinese broccoli. Other Thai restaurants normally include additional mixed vegetables as the “protein”. I didn’t dislike the fact it was only the Chinese broccoli. However, I felt it’s a bit misleading to say “vegetables” as the broccoli already comes with the noodles. The prices are on the higher end when comparing it to other Thai restaurants downtown. One dish costs a couple more dollars than its equivalent at other places. I don’t believe the higher price necessitates better quality of food or service. I think it costs more since they market themselves/self-proclaim as an“authentic” Thai restaurant. Additional notes: They don’t have a reservation system in place so it’s first come first serve. The seating is quite limited. I would recommend coming early if you have a large party. Be prepared to wait, even for a small party, as it was packed by 6pm. This is a great restaurant for gluten free/ intolerant eaters as you don’t have to pay a lot more for the gf option. Rather than having a couple gf options, they offer a separate gf menu for $1 more than the regular menu.

Delicious thai food. Friendly service. Usually a wait at peak dinner times. You really have to PULL hard on the door to get in! Great for 1-4, but I think they can accommodate larger parties too. 1-page menu helps with decision fatigue and there are starters, noodles, and curries. You can pick your spice level! There's a scale on the menu. There's also a choice for the added proteins. I'd recommend something specific but honestly it's all good. I've been here a few times and shared plates with friends so I've tried almost the entire menu. Personally I love massaman curry. The squash fritters were shredded like shoestring fries (photo). Just noting for anyone who would expect or prefer patties or chunkier style fritters. They don't take reservations. If you have to wait for a table you can go upstairs to Bang Sue Bar while you wait. You have to settle your bill there but you can bring unfinished drinks downstairs with you. Table size for 2 can be small if you're sharing 2 mains with side plates and an appetizer but it's manageable, just crowded.

We had a fabulous dinner here last Friday Night. We had the chicken rolls for an appetizer! So delicious-the chicken had a lovely seasoning. For Dinner, I had the Bangkok Pad Thai with chicken! Soooo Good! Prob some of the best I have ever had. Full of delicious ingredients! My Husband had Khao Soi with Beef-super flavorful and fresh! Portion size was great, we were totally full! Our Waitress was so sweet and her recommendations were spot on!

This is my go to place when I crave for Thai Food . I have been visiting this place since 3 years but quality has been consistent. Every dish we tried was bursting with flavor and cooked to perfection with appropriate portion size. The service is top-notch! The staff is friendly, attentive, and goes above and beyond to ensure a memorable dining experience.

Overall, dining at this restaurant was a delight from start to finish only because of the food. The delicious food and charming ambiance made for a memorable experience. The service could have been better. The servers kept pushing either to order quick or clear the plates quickly. Its not easy to enjoy a meal when your rushed into things. Hope there is a valuable learning to the staff on being understanding to customers. That being said , wishing folks a great day and all the best.

Service here is exceptional and the food was fabulous. I love how lively the atmosphere is and would definitely return to try more dishes. Excellent authentic thai food in a convenient location. The Thai Iced Tea is great too! Note if you are meeting friends here, your whole group needs to be present before you can be seated.

This place was so good! If you want a solid delicious Thai dish, this should be your go to! We got the crispy tofu bites for an appetizer which was delicious. The waitress was so helpful with one of us having a shellfish allergy and accommodating our dishes because of it. There was a 30 minute wait for a 2 person table, but none for the bar. The atmosphere was overall super great and would go again!

Recently had the privilege of eating at Khao San Road a couple of days ago. The service was on point. We had servers constantly filling our glass, asking if we were ok, or if there was anything we needed. They were always smiling and consistent with this behaviour and service with everyone eating at that time, which by the way was full capacity. The place has a different set up than most and they make the most of their space. Very chilled atmosphere and cool looking bar upstairs which i will definitely try some time soon. We had the Thai Milk Tea and this drink was delicious and super sweet from the condensed milk. The food was really good. Ordered the Fresh Rolls, which honestly were my favourite up to date. The rolls were made from this sticky rice and had the texture of sticky rice different from any other place. They also put this chicken sausage which resembled tofu but it was actually tasty and mild the dipping sauce was on point. The only thing is it's super packed with cilantro, thats not a problem for me but if you don't like cilantro do not order this or ask to omit the cilantro. Also ordered Three Flavours Pad Thai with Beef which was really good. Sweet Salty Savoury was definitely appreciated, it was simple and good. Lastly we ordered the Green Curry with Rice. The dish was decent. Loved the spice level and mixture of spices and herbs but it was heavy on the coconut milk/cream. The pork had no flavour and the rice was a little hard. Overall i had a very enjoyable experience.

*3.5 stars There is literally no signage which could be interpreted as a cool hole in the wall resto or unclear marketing. The surrounding area was under construction too so the energy is not great if you come here on a weekday during construction hours. I appreciate the bursts of colour in the restaurant, especially the tiled wall and floors when you first walk in. The bar area unfortunately doesn’t have the same colourful tiling as the main section. I also like how they have different glassware for each patron and table, an artistic and eclectic decision. The Pad See Ew ($21.75) was syrupy sweet but not cloyingly so. It was definitely a unique flavor which I haven’t tasted before for this dish. For the protein, I ordered “tofu and vegetables” but the only vegetable is the Chinese broccoli. Other Thai restaurants normally include additional mixed vegetables as the “protein”. I didn’t dislike the fact it was only the Chinese broccoli. However, I felt it’s a bit misleading to say “vegetables” as the broccoli already comes with the noodles. The prices are on the higher end when comparing it to other Thai restaurants downtown. One dish costs a couple more dollars than its equivalent at other places. I don’t believe the higher price necessitates better quality of food or service. I think it costs more since they market themselves/self-proclaim as an“authentic” Thai restaurant. Additional notes: They don’t have a reservation system in place so it’s first come first serve. The seating is quite limited. I would recommend coming early if you have a large party. Be prepared to wait, even for a small party, as it was packed by 6pm. This is a great restaurant for gluten free/ intolerant eaters as you don’t have to pay a lot more for the gf option. Rather than having a couple gf options, they offer a separate gf menu for $1 more than the regular menu.

Delicious thai food. Friendly service. Usually a wait at peak dinner times. You really have to PULL hard on the door to get in! Great for 1-4, but I think they can accommodate larger parties too. 1-page menu helps with decision fatigue and there are starters, noodles, and curries. You can pick your spice level! There's a scale on the menu. There's also a choice for the added proteins. I'd recommend something specific but honestly it's all good. I've been here a few times and shared plates with friends so I've tried almost the entire menu. Personally I love massaman curry. The squash fritters were shredded like shoestring fries (photo). Just noting for anyone who would expect or prefer patties or chunkier style fritters. They don't take reservations. If you have to wait for a table you can go upstairs to Bang Sue Bar while you wait. You have to settle your bill there but you can bring unfinished drinks downstairs with you. Table size for 2 can be small if you're sharing 2 mains with side plates and an appetizer but it's manageable, just crowded.

We had a fabulous dinner here last Friday Night. We had the chicken rolls for an appetizer! So delicious-the chicken had a lovely seasoning. For Dinner, I had the Bangkok Pad Thai with chicken! Soooo Good! Prob some of the best I have ever had. Full of delicious ingredients! My Husband had Khao Soi with Beef-super flavorful and fresh! Portion size was great, we were totally full! Our Waitress was so sweet and her recommendations were spot on!

This is my go to place when I crave for Thai Food . I have been visiting this place since 3 years but quality has been consistent. Every dish we tried was bursting with flavor and cooked to perfection with appropriate portion size. The service is top-notch! The staff is friendly, attentive, and goes above and beyond to ensure a memorable dining experience.

I visited Khao San Road with a friend recently, as I had a good memory of this location from a previous visit. This place is quite spacious, with more room and tables inside the restaurant. I wasn't aware that they had two floors, but everyone was seated on the ground floor for lunch service. I noticed a couple of people dining alone, so it's also a great spot for solo diners! We went in during lunch, and it was quite busy. We ordered Bangkok-style Pad Thai and Pad Gra Prao to share, and both dishes were pleasant! I loved the texture and flavour of the Pad Thai. It's hard to find places that make good Pad Thai because some Thai restaurants have unique flavours, but this one was quite enjoyable. It was my first time trying Pad Gra Prao here, and while the food was good, I would say the sauce was a bit too salty for my taste. We ordered medium (average) spiciness for both dishes, and they hit the perfect spot. I also ordered a Thai iced tea, but it was extremely sweet; aside from that, it was great. I wasn't fully aware that this place has a break time between lunch and dinner service, so we were rushed toward the end of our meal. The servers came three times while we were still chatting and eating, asking if we wanted our food packed up. So, partly, it was our fault for not knowing about this, but be aware of it when you visit next time!

Mediocre food and experience. They were playing 2010's pop music the entire time, which I enjoy but it was a bit too loud. Squash Fritters: I absolutely adore fritters, and its my goto starter at most thai places. But i found them to be a bit overfried. They also served it with a sweet-and-sour sauce, while I prefer something spicier with my fritters. Overall meh. Three Flavours Pad Thai: Good pad thai. Nothing to write home about, but no complaints. Khao Soi: A very boring khao soi. The broth lacked depth and the beef was very boring. It was braised, but had a chewy almost stringy texture.

Recently had the privilege of eating at Khao San Road. The service was on point. We had servers constantly filling our glass, asking if we were ok, or if there was anything we needed. They were always smiling and consistent with this behaviour and service with everyone eating at that time, which by the way was full capacity. The place has a different set up than most and they make the most of their space. Very chilled atmosphere and cool looking bar upstairs which i will definitely try some time soon. We had the Thai Milk Tea and this drink was delicious and super sweet from the condensed milk. The food was really good. Ordered the Fresh Rolls, which honestly were my favourite up to date. The rolls were made from this sticky rice and had the texture of sticky rice different from any other place. They also put this chicken sausage which resembled tofu but it was actually tasty and mild the dipping sauce was on point. The only thing is it's super packed with cilantro, thats not a problem for me but if you don't like cilantro do not order this or ask to omit the cilantro. Also ordered Three Flavours Pad Thai with Beef which was really good. Sweet Salty Savoury was definitely appreciated, it was simple and good. Lastly we ordered the Green Curry with Rice. The dish was decent. Loved the spice level and mixture of spices and herbs but it was heavy on the coconut milk/cream. The pork had no flavour and the rice was a little hard. Overall i had a very enjoyable experience.

I was staying at the hotel around the corner and wanted Thai food. This place came highly recommended in a wide search. And thankfully, it was conveniently located 700 feet from my hotel room. I went here on a Tuesday evening around 6 PM and it was packed. 12 people waiting to sit down, people entering and exiting for takeouts. Very busy restaurant. Thankfully, I was a solo traveler and was able to get a seat within a few minutes at the bar by myself, the service was fantastic. I always think sitting at the bar enhances a service experience at restaurants. For appetizer I had the fresh rolls which had a fantastic sauce to pair with them and garlic chicken. For dinner I had the Bangkok pad Thai. It was very flavorful. I would highly recommend this place.

First time at @khaosanroadto ! Long overdue if I may say so Came here on a weekday evening and boy the place was packed! Luckily we still managed to get a seat and the service was pretty efficient too despite the huge crowd! We got the the Garlic Shrimp to start (not pictured because I devoured it oops), pretty much an elevated version of a coconut shrimp dish ‍ We got the Pad Thai with Pork and their famous Khao Soi noodles! Both are very huge in portions and the flavours were amazing, at almost $22 each it was a steal since I brought back leftovers enough for another meal! Definitely will visit again and on their website it seems like there's a speakeasy in the same building

Ordered: Bangkok-style Pad Thai (~CAD$22) with Beef (+CAD$1.50): rice noodles, tamarind, egg, tofu, bean sprout, pickled radish, shallot, chives, dried shrimp, fish sauce, fresh roasted peanuts, lime Khao Soi with Chicken (~CAD$22): egg noodles, golden curry, coconut milk, crispy noodles, scallions, coriander, lime Aya's take: We were in the downtown Toronto area and decided to stop by for a quick lunch before they closed. We arrived around 2:15pm and were seated right away. It's a pretty cute place and I immediately noticed the colorful walls. Now onto the food! Both dishes we got were amazing. The Bangkok-style Pad Thai was super unique; it was like a pad thai and pad see ew had a baby. The rice noodles were cooked perfectly, the bean sprouts and onions were fresh, and the peanuts were crunchy. I loved the bits of tofu in it and the added beef went so well with the dish. The Khao Soi was a big contrast because its milder flavors. From the sweetness of the coconut milk to the aromatics from the golden curry to the crispy noodles on top, this dish came together so beautifully. Both dishes really hit the spot and were great for sharing. Highly recommend trying these signature dishes!

This place has been around for a long time but I never got a chance to try it out as it is very busy and they don't take reservations. Food (4/5) - overall it was pretty solid. - Pad Thai was flavourful and had a good balance of ingredients cooked well. - Pad See Ew - not bad and cooked well but maybe a bit too sweet vs savoury. - Pad Gra Prao - interesting mix with the egg on top and flavourful beef. - Squash Fritters - thought they were pretty good and like the dipping sauce. Service (4/5) - our servers were hustling and food came pretty quickly. We only had to wait 10 mins to get a table of 4 but it was a Monday night. I've seen much longer waits on other nights so that's a challenge for sure. Atmosphere (3.5/5) - not much to it... pretty basic layout and furniture. L shaped configuration with tables spread all around. Parking can be tricky if weekends. Overall (4/5) - overall a solid place for hearty Thai food. Definitely above Salad King but I still think Thai Barn Na is stronger.

My favorite Thai place in the city! I've been going here for years, and I've tried several dishes on the menu. All of them have exceed expectations, are fresh, and burst with flavor. The portion sizes are reasonable. My favourite dish is the pad see ew with beef. The dish has a balance of flavours - the meat is tender and the broccoli is crunchy. The restaurant does not take reservations, so if you intend to go in person, go early as there's always a lineup. The inside is quite cute, and the servers are very attentive. I've also had a good experience ordering pick-up, where they only take about 30 minutes to prepare your food.

So, Khao San Road is kind of off the beaten path, but since you're in downtown Toronto, nothing is truly off the beaten path. The best way to describe this place is very unassuming. You walk in and it feels like a takeout counter--definitely no glitz and glamour here. So, it's all about the food and, of course, the service. The interior is oddly L-shaped, narrow, packed with people, and a little noisy. As you glance around, pretty much every table has an order of squash fritters as an appetizer. Naturally, we indulged in these tasty, crispy delicacies and made sure to get an order of the hot chilies on the side. This allowed us to dip the fritters in the provided sauce while adding some nice hot chili flavor. We ordered the pad thai, and I'll tell you, it's been a long time since I've had an excellent pad thai. I would rate this as the best I've had to date--perfectly balanced flavors, the right amount of texture, and the rice noodles were the perfect width. Phenomenal. We also had the pad gra prao (beef), but in comparison to the pad thai, it just couldn't hit the same level. I didn't really care for the texture of this dish, and it was a little too sweet for my taste. Cheers

Ordered takeout via UberEats and because the airbnb we stayed at was close by, the food still had steam. I've had a lot of Thai food but their pad thai sam roas three flavours pad thai was SO DAMN GOOD. It was familiar but a new take on the typical pad thai and from there on, I was hooked! Wished we had the chance to eat there in person. Recommend: Three flavours pad thai Khao soi Quick tip: Avail on UberEats

Oh my Oh my! Deliciousness! We stopped by after a day downtown, and thankfully they were still open and had available seating. I can tell they're usually quite swamped so definitely try to make a reservation if you can. We started with the steak salad appetizer which was so good. Very well balanced between the steak and the herbs and fish sauce like dressing. I definitely crave this when I think about it now. We ordered the different pad thai's and honestly, I don't know which one I preferred. I liked the bankok style just as much as the usual pad thai. Chewy noodles with a delicious, fresh wok taste. Oh so good! The Khao Soi was also delicious. Very creamy and flavourful. The only thing I didn't love was the tom yum soup. It was very very salty for me, but I did love the flavours. 100% would want to return if we're ever in the area. We parked just around the corner where there's this little pay to park lot. It's not the most secure looking thing but it was fine enough.

Finally got to try this spot, it was a 20 minute wait for a table of 3. The fried squash is a must-have and ended up being a favourite of the night. Papaya salad was good but nothing special. The pad see ew was unfortunately too sweet for my liking. The pad thai was quite flavourful and had a decent kick at medium spice. Finally, the panang curry was just a bit lacking for me. All things considered, I was a bit underwhelmed with the food. However, the servers were super nice and attentive.

Service 11/10: we were waiting at the waiting seats, and there were a couple came in after standing there trying to get seated as well , even tho the couple approached to the server first, the server still seated us first and explained it to them politely. Also the waitress were explanjng the menu to us in details. Not in a 2x speed version. Panang curry : 10/10 it was just sooooo good!!! Basil pork rice( sorry I forgot the name) : 10/10 for sure. The egg is crispy at the edge but super soft in the middle. Compensated the spice in pork perfectly.

‼RESTAURANT IS A 100/10 ‼ Ambiance and Service. There was a line that continued outside of the restaurant. BUSY. we waited an hour until we could be seated (note: this restaurant is better for smaller parties). However, all of the staff was extremely friendly and although the waiting area wasn't very roomy, the worker brought us extra seats. The decorations are colorful and give off good vibes. Our waiter was very attentive and interacted with us rather than just acting as a server. Several times, we had our server return to our table and make extra orders, but he did it all with a smile on his face. Food: Initially, I was taken aback by the small menu, but the hour wait has never been more worth it. Despite The restaurant being filled basically to max capacity, food arrived FAST. Oh my gosh this is literally my new favorite Thai restaurant or even favorite restaurant in general. The food was DELICIOUS and I can't even describe the incredible flavors. There was one dish they sold out of that we couldn't try but every dish made us forget about it. Coming from a family of chefs (including me) I've been spoiled with delicious food my whole life, which has made me a bit particular when it comes to food. However, there was not ONE dish I didn't enjoy. I have never had a better pad Thai/flat noodles than here. EVERYTHING was flavorful while not being oily or sickening. Our party ordered SEVERAL dishes (all ended up being family size) but we finished nearly all of it. I can't find words to describe the food so I think u should just visit yourself. This restaurant scored a 100/10 across the board. I hope they open one where I live soon.

My favourite thai restaurant in the city! Highly recommend getting the thai iced tea - the portion size is very large so good shareable for date nights! The signature dishes green curry and khao soi is delicious. The green curry is surprisingly not green coloured and comes with lots of chicken. The Khao soi is a noodle soup dish that is very creamy. The service is very good as well. I recommend coming here during non-peak hours as it can get busy. We arrived at 6:30pm on Thursday night and got a table fast.

Those who know great food especially Toronto's BEST THAI FOOD eat here , most Delicious food, attentive staff with great customer service.. completes your dinner with An authentic Thai culture and ambience .

We got the green curry and the khao soi noodles. Both were super flavourful! The Khao soi noodles has such a delious coconutty broth that paired super well with the egg noodles. Also really liked that extra crunch the fried noodles on top added. Green curry was also very yummy! The bamboo shoot, green bell pepper, thai basil, fresh matruk lime leaf, coconut milk paired super well together. Service was super quick and generous! They checked up on us frequently to make sure everything was good. Bathroom is located upstairs on the second floor where the bar is (its another restaurant). Bathrooms were super clean!

Heard so much hype about this Thai place so I had to come try it out! I have pretty high standards when it comes to Thai food and this place did not disappoint! Their Thai iced tea was perfectly balanced between sweet and the natural tea flavour. Their Khao Soi was one of the best I've had. The curry was amazing - perfectly salty, spicy, and sweet. Not to mention, the portion size was amazing as well. The during dining service was great. I will say, I was disappointed with the pre dining service - we stood waiting for the host for 20 minutes. Despite all that, we were very pleased with our experience and will definitely recommend it!

Pretty solid, my party of 2 walked in around 7pm on a Monday and didn't have to wait but the restaurant was otherwise packed. Rice salad was my fav, crunchy and super flavor packed. Green curry was fine but nothing special. Portions were decent imo.

Got the pad gra prao with chicken, mild spice, for takeout and it was so yummy!! Really flavorful, filling, and the perfect portion size. Came with a delicious fried egg that was still runny and went perfectly with the savory chicken and onions and red peppers. The bits of basil were also so delicious and I wish there was more of it in the dish! Loved the frensh cucumber slices that came with it as well. Highly recommend. The food was prepared so quickly and the staff were very friendly and helpful. They're able to do a vegan pad thai and you can customize spice levels, so it's a great place to suit a variety of tastes! Didn't sit inside since we got takeout but the seating inside is pretty small from what I saw.

Cute Thai spot in downtown Toronto! I got some Thai iced tea and the Khao Soi which was very tasty. You can customize your level of spice from 1 (no spice) to 6 ( which I imagine is blazing hot) - I got a 3 which was a medium and it definitely gave a kick. I sat at the bar since I was there alone and got great, fast service. Would definitely come back here to try out their other options!

We arrived to celebrate birthday but learned that we can't get the table until everyone have arrived. We had to wait at the bar upstairs. Well, it's okay. The food was very tasty and the cocktails were amazing. Lots of flavours, really something I would like trying again. I will be returning.

Came here after hearing about all the hype! It wasn't busy so service was fast and I was seated quickly. The place is clean and nicely decorated. I ordered a Bangkok Pad Thai which is like normal pad Thai but more savory and less sour. Flavors were really good and delicious! The spice levels are also no joke, so be warned!

This is the best Thai food I have had in a really long time!! Practically their entire menu can be made vegetarian, but it doesn't compromise on flavor at all! I've been on the hunt for a good Pad Thai for many years and this one just hit the spot. It was so delicious and balanced in flavor. We also loved their Panang curry. The service was also spectacular--our water was always full and the wait staff was just really nice all the time. I am so glad we found this place. We stopped here for my birthday dinner before heading over to the Princess of Wales for a show. It was about a 6 minute walk from the theater so a good option if you're looking for dinner and a show!

The food was excellent - I tried the Khao Soi - it was tasty, well balanced and the chicken tasted good quality + portion size was proper. I got spice level 3 which was one above mild... it was spicier than I expected, not sure if it was an error - I'm italian so I can handle spice, seemed it was level 4 oppose to 3. Very nice ambiance, service was great, my water was always full - especially considering how busy it is! Only odd caveat is at dinner items are prices about 15% more for the same item/size - thought this was worth noting. I would recommend and return to try more items!

It's been a while since I came here, keep in mind it's a pricey place, we ordered pad kee mao, green curry fried rice, khao soi, squash fritters, fried rice. The service was quick, waitress was attentive always filled our water when empty, this place is just as good as I tried it before. Starting with the squash fritters, crispy on outside and soft on the inside and with the sauce it's amazing. The khao soi with beef was so good, creamy with broth and coconut milk, noodles were cooked perfectly, beef was so tender, green curry fried rice was really good, I think that was my favourite, you get the strong green curry taste, chicken was tender, pad kee mao is my favourite Thai dish noodles were soft, beef was tender, I wish they gave a bit more, portion kinda small for the price they are charging but the food was really good I guess that's what counts.

Since we weren't satisfied, we tried this thai restaurant. They were busy for lunch and was quick to seat and serve people. Their menu offered various space level. We shared extra thai spicy tofu pad gra prao. It was spicy and delicious but wasn't thai spicy. Hopefully, this place will still be opened when we revisit Toronto.

Amazing Khao Soi noodles, seriously the best i've had in Toronto! Thick coconut broth, amazing mix of textures if soft and fried egg noodles!

The service was impeccable, so helpful and so fast and attentive. The food was outstandinggggg. You ever wish you had a bigger appetite so you could just keep eating because it tastes so good? Yeah, that good. And the ambiance was sooo cute, very different from what I expected but a SICK old school hip hop playlist on

It is a cute little restaurant with several tables. It is a little loud, but in that great, lots of conversation way. I had the garlic chicken, which was delicious. My companions were more adventurous and enjoyed the pad Thai, massaman curry and the special. They all advised food was good. We did keep it in the lower spicy side. The gentleman who had the special went with a spice level of 3, and said it was a Canadian 3, and he could have gone spicier. The others went with spice level if one and thought it was Angie level. Service was great! These waiters (of all genders) work HARD! We stopped by on our last night in Toronto, and everything was still amazing. Seriously..stop in here, the food is great!

Whenever we go to the Jays game we always make a trip to Khao San Road. We absolutely enjoy the complexity of flavours and authenticity of their food. Today we didn't have to lineup to get a table. They were serving lunch menu with still a decent selection of curry, pad gra pow, Pad thai and Khao soi. We ordered the curry of the day: Massaman curry $13.99. We also upgraded to combo $4.50 which comes with cup of Tom Yum soup and fresh roll. The curry has small Parisienne potatoes, peanuts, tamarind, and your choice of chicken, pork, tofu veggie. Sub beef/pork $1.50 extra or shrimp/fish $2.50 extra. There's a hint of sweetness from the tamarind sauce, and you can sip the broth like a soup. So satisfying... You get a decent serving of Jasmine rice The Tom Yum soup was a delicious medley of cherry tomatoes, mushrooms, and tofu. The fresh roll consisted of tofu carrots and lettuce wrapped in rice paper. Chili tamarind sauce to dip. The presentation looked beautiful on the narrow plate. Three flavours pad thai $17.99 you have a choice of heat level: 0- no spice 1 - mild 2 - medium 3 - spicy 6 - Thai spicy 8 - Extreme thai spicy 12 - Chef top spicy. I got it mild because I know how spicy it can get. The pad thai was perfectly assembled with crushed peanuts on top. The glass noodles were cooked with a tangy tamarind sauce with a generous serving of chicken breast meat. The portion was huge for lunch portions. We had some takeout! Service was friendly, and the server came by to check on us regularly. I highly recommend this restaurant if you're looking for some critically acclaimed Thai food. A symphony of flavours! Well done!

Been here a handful of times and tried several dishes on their menu. Food here is ok - nothing stands out for me that would make me crave KSR. Give it a try if you're in the neighborhood but def skip the fresh rolls and coconut soup. Nothing about those dishes feels authentic Thai. Their Khao soi noodle is very very rich - I asked for a bit of hot water in a cup to dilute it. Overall, flavour and spice us alright.

Exceptional Thai restaurant in Toronto. We waited about 20 minutes for a table for 2 on a weeknight. Albeit with a limited menu, the food is excellent. Don't get pad Thai, branch out. The green curry was delicious. Service is also exceptional--a dropped napkin was replaced in less than a minute. Would recommend enthusiastically.

One of my fav Thai spots in Toronto, right up there with Pai and Koh Lipe. My fav dishes are the pad thai and the grabong. I also had the thai iced tea - and while the flavour is good, it was a bit too sweet for me!

We came on a Saturday while it was PACKED. The appetizer (garlic chicken) came out very quickly. While we were waiting for the mains the playlist was absolutely fire. Banger after banger. The mains came and they were absolutely amazing. I had the pad Thai and it was top 3 best I've ever had.

I came here for dinner on a Saturday night with a group of four people. I had tried to eat at PAI nearby but didn't want to wait for a table. Most restaurants did not take reservations especially since it was the Toronto Film Festival that weekend. This place was just a few blocks away. We got a table right away. However, there was a line starting around 6:30 PM and we got in just before 6 PM. There's two floors of seating and the restroom was upstairs. I liked the decor, very warm with the colorful tiles. We ordered the Thai iced tea, bangkok style pad thai with tofu, and the khao soi with chicken. You can adjust the spiciness. The portions were pretty large and it was actually spicy. Service was friendly and fast. I would definitely come back if I'm ever in Toronto!

this place is still great, i'm just going through a pad kra pao hyper fixation and wanted to share

Not much for me to add them that which is already been said. This place is the real deal and everything was great! I just had the garlic shrimp and the fried rice salad. Not sure what was salad about it, but it was crunchy! Loved it Would be nice if it was brightened up with a few slivers of mango or yellow pepper

The interior is adorable with all the colorful streamers against the windows. My friends and I came here for lunch and were immediately seated. We ordered the pad see ew, pad gra pao, and khao soi. The highlight was probably the pad see ew, it was the right amount of sweet and savory. All of the dishes were quite good; the pad gra pao had a little too much rice and not enough protein. The khao soi was the right amount of coconut-ty and curry. We ate family style and our server was nice to bring us smaller plates and bowls for sharing. I would come back to try different items on their "regular menu" that's not normally offered on their weekday lunch menu.

I am ashamed to admit that although I have been to its neighbour Pai on a number of occasions, this was my first time at this famous local favourite. Although located in a pretty isolated area, the interior is a cute but crowded space. At 5:30pm on a weekday, it was already bustling inside and was pretty much packed with a line out the door when we were leaving, which definitely attests to its popularity. The menu is small but comprehensive: each dish includes a choice of spice level, and many a choice of protein as well. I had the pad gra prao with shrimp, and the taste was phenomenal. The sauce was absolutely fantastic: a deep, flavourful mixture of heat and sweetness. My friend voiced excellent reviews for her pad thai as well. Portions are on the slightly small side, but maybe I'm just being greedy for the good food. :) Service was friendly and extremely efficient - to the point of urgency. We never had to actively ask for water as the glasses were rapidly filled; neither did we have to ask for the bill as it was equally rapidly delivered to us as soon as we finished the meal. A bit rushed and not the best environment for a long conversation, but come here for the food and you won't be disappointed!

Two of us stopped in on a Saturday night just before sundown and weee seated within about 15 minutes. My date sampled a beer and I had green tea before we shared the 3 flavour pad tai with shrimp and Pad Gra Poe with beef. Both dishes were absolutely delicious and quite filling. Definitely will be coming back. Fast and friendly service really started the night off in the right direction. If you like Tai and are in the area be sure to give this place a try

I remember had once dinner here before COVID. Food was great, experience was a bit vague now but may retry in the near future.

Five stars, all the way. The food was incredibly authentic and so delicious and the vibe was real. Went after a long work day with colleagues for a 5 person dinner and had the best time! Highly recommend. Service was great and our waiter was attentive, with ok but being overzealous.

What a showstopper. We stopped by for lunch on the recommendation of some locals and very glad we did. Atmosphere/ambience: quaint and hip Thai restaurant. It's got some industrial modern brutalistic flair with large metal beams showing and large windows. Pretty rad. Service: host and waiters were all very polite, fairly attentive, and professional. Drinks were filled quickly and food came out rather quickly too. We got there right as it opened for lunch mid week and didn't need a reservation for our party of 2. Food: incredibly flavorful pad see ew with chicken and Penang curry. We kept having abrupt cessations of conversation with each bite to say "wow!" And "so good". Just enough bite on the noodles. Elegantly plated without being too showy. Good sized portions. I had the mango juice and it had to have been at least 24oz. The fresh rolls were just that -- nice and clean bites. We were full and seriously content at the end. Price: great price point for excellent food. It's not good court cheap, but it's close and mega more yum. I've told all my colleagues to go here. You should too.

Everything we ordered was flavorful. Even though spice level medium was too much for me. The staff was friendly and relatively attentive. Prices are on the normal to higher end for Thai. Cons: 1. Wait time is quite long for dine-in. 2. Even after you sit down waiting for the food cam take awhile. 3. The inside is way too loud it's hard to carry a conversation. Overall it's a fine Thai restaurant and that's kind of about it. Nothing to write home about.

Used to be better before they moved location to Charlotte. Mediocre food and also has a wait which is not worth. Would suggest other Thai places before this

Best Thai hands down! Flavors were impeccable. I just don't know what else to say. The daily soup which changes was delish! Just go!

This place never disappoints. You walk down a set of stairs (so keep this in mind is stairs aren't your jam) and you see this wonderfully decorated space. It's sprawling and colourful and fun! The menu has a lot of selection. And every dish I've ever eaten here has been delightful. At this meal we got the chicken satay's pictured below and they did not disappoint. Even the peanut sauce that comes with them is delicious. For the main course we got there bangkok-style pad thai as well as the pad see ew. Both has lovely flavours, the veggies were cooked perfectly as were the shrimp and chicken we got on each respectively. The stuff we're helpful, on the ball and friendly. Always love going there

Wow. We got the pad gra prao and pad see ew and both were very good. The pad gra prao was definitely a favourite. There was a wait to dine, about 25-30 mins but not too bad for a Saturday night. One of my go-to spots in the city now.