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Thai Bamboo
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Has TV:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
7 reviews for Thai Bamboo
7 reviews in English
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Review from Shafoli K.
Burlington, ON
4/28/2012
One of the best thai restaurants I have been to so far. The food is super delicious, the service is good and the restaurant ambience is cozy and comfortable. we are vegetarians and they have lots of options for vegetarians. love the basil tofu and the vegetarian pad thai...
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Review from Kunal D.
Toronto, ON
3/11/2012
We come to this place all the time!!!! My parents are vegetarian and they make great tofu curries, pad thai and fried rice. Their veg. tum yum soup is money! so are the fresh and deep fried rolls and mango salad. This place gets packed b/c of its proximity to York and also since the food is delicious.
Consistently good food and top service. They usually only have 3 - 4 staff on the floor who also tend to take out, but they are super nice and will try their best to accommodate to your requests. -
Review from Amanda N.
Scarborough, ON
5/11/2011 3 Check-ins Here
Mmmmm. I think that Thai Bamboo is one of the contenders for best thai food in the city. I always order the chicken and shrimp pad thia, and it's amazing. I am super picky, and I hate it when white meat comes in questionable shades. No worries here, the meat seems to be chicken breast, and the shrimp has been shelled and are pretty big.
The portion sizes are good, I always have leftovers for dinner.
The veggie spring rolls are also worth a go!
This place gets super crowded at lunch, so you should reserve a table. -
Review from Lynn H.
Toronto, ON
Pretty good Thai food to be had here. It's pretty busy most of the time from 6pm on until close. The fish with sweet & sour sauce is quite yummy!! Tried the pumpkin soup for something different from the usual tom yum goong soup. Im a big fan of anything squash related so it was gooooooot!!! Try it out, u won't be disappointed!!
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Review from Daniel B.
Toronto, ON
11/9/2011
I used to live in Thornhill, and still come to this place, most authentic Thai Place, everything tastes as good as you get in Thailand!
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Review from Su B.
5/29/2010
Met up with a friend from York U here for dinner last night. The food is more Laos inspired than Thai. Really tasty food - started with the papaya salad (warning: it is super spicy) which was refreshing and definitely opened up all my sinuses:) It's a compination of rice noodles and green papaya with a spicy dressing. YUMM-O!
For mains I recommend the beef bbq - sauce was finger licking good and not too thick - perfect for a warm summer evening. we also ordered the eggplant dish which looked bland but tasted really great.
Ended with an amazing sticky rice and mango - they use wild rice to make sticky rice and that adds a whole new dimension to the already delectable dessert. The dec or is ordinary - with wicker chairs and paintings depicting life in rural Laos. I wouldn't trek all the way for just a meal (live way downtown) but if I can club it with another errand, I know I would be happy with another meal here. -
Review from Duck D.
Brampton, ON
Just tried some take-out from here last night for the first time. Got the chicken pad thai and the jumbo shrimp red curry. First I just want to say, how lazy are these people that their "jumbo shrimps" aren't even de-shelled or de-veined at all? The last thing you want to have to worry about at the dinner table is taking the digestive tract out of your shrimp and wiping it on the napkin beside you or whatever. There is no excuse for this but sheer lazyness. Also, another thai curry ruined by the ridiculous addition of green bell peppers. This is NOT a thai ingredient and should not be in your curry. Now with the bad out of the way, the rest of the food was pretty acceptable. Pad Thai was the opposite of sweet and a little darker than I'm used to, makes me think they're using soy sauce in it, but the flavor works. Curry was tasty, although not enough liquid and as I said, ruined by the gigantic chunks of bell pepper and un-prepped shrimp. Next time I would order it with no bell peppers and change the shrimp to another protein. I will give it another shot soon and report back.
