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Truly Thai Cuisine
- Hours:
Mon-Thu 11 am - 9:30 pm
Fri-Sat 11 am - 10 pm
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Price Range:
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$$
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Noise Level:
- Quiet
- Has TV:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
5 reviews for Truly Thai Cuisine
5 reviews in English
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Review from Frank L.
Toronto, ON
4/5/2011
I come to this restaurant because I have a gift card. The restaurant is located at the corner of the street mall. If it is not that I have the gift card and call for the location, I will miss it even if I drive through the mall. It is situated north side of the Vaughan Mills mall across ToysRUs
The first impression is that it is very nicely decorated. It seems to be a family restaurant. It is clean and everything in a orderly manner. I order a satay, Pad Thai and a Green Curry. The Chicken satay is very tender and juicy and the sauce is good. Unlike a lot of the restaurants that the Pad Thai is sticky and very soft, this Beef Pad Thai is very good and the time that it is prepared is just right. The Green Curry is good too although I expect it to be a bit more spicy.
The waitress is absolutely helpful to introduce us what we should try out. We have the chance to try out one of the drinks before we order.
I will come back to this restaurant again given the quality of service, food and the location near the Vaughan Mills -
Review from WaYnE c.
Maple, ON
Updated - 4/8/2011 4 photos
Lunch Special #8 ($6.99)
Peanut Curry Beef with Rice
[Red Curry Sauce w/ Green Beans, Lime Leaves & Ground Peanut]
Hints of mild spicy within the Curry Sauce while the Ground Peanut, Lime Leaves combination mixed within the Thai Thick Curry makes the dish quite satisfying and flavourful while Beef slices Tender. Dish reminds me of Dan Dan Noodle(Peanut version) but went well with Steamed Rice too. 3.5'd -upgrade-
While Food is enjoyable the lone waitress handling a handful of tables took her some time to coordinate meaning expect more leisurely Lunch than coming when you're in a mad rush. Lunch portion size is not the biggest but quite reasonable for money paid and ingredients used.
Thai Iced Tea($3.00), Yeah
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Review from Jennifer K.
Markham, ON
11/24/2010 9 photos
I am writing this review for Truly Thai Cuisine based on their Lunch Specials!
$6.99 for a lunch with either a spring roll or soup of the day! There are different items to choose from.. curry, noodle, rice dishes! That is just awesome. Plus you can pay $1 extra to get both the soup and spring roll.. trust me you won't regret that!
Soup of the Day - Pumpkin Soup
- Can I say I consider Pumpkin Soup as a dessert? Especially Truly Thai versioin.. the soup is so thick with tons of fresh pumpkin puree... Though I did not order that, I do have an urge to eat the whole thing by myself after 1 taste... :)
Spring Roll
- Love how it is fresh fried! So steamy hot inside filled with Mushrooms, carrot, cabbages, onions, and glass noodle... oh yummmy..
BTW, I hate those supermarket packaged type where a lot of places served
Pad Thai Woon Sen
- Stir-fried glass noodles with mix vegetables, eggs, onions, mushrooms in Thai special sauce with tiger shrimp and chicken breast
- nice big shrimps, really good value as a lunch special
- glass noodle to cramped together... I would suggest just order their pad thai noodle version will be a better choice
Spicy Beef with Rice
- Stir-fried sliced tender beef with red curry sauce, basil leaves, bamboo shoots, green beans, red peppers, carrots.
- Right level of spiciness and the red curry sauce goes really well with the rice!
- The star shaped rice ball so cute! The dish so nicely presented!
Interior are nicely decorated with good dim lighting and dark wooden colour furnitures... and nice touch with the fresh flowers on the tables!
Great value for lunch! Nice friendly service! A to go place if you are in the area working or shopping! :) -
Review from Deana I.
11/2/2010
My uncle and aunt took me here for lunch and quickly found out that CAN$6.99 sure gives you a lot. Their lunch special has a dozen choices and includes a spring roll or soup of the day. You can also get both and order extra meat/veggie for an extra charge. The soup of the day was a lemon-grass type soup, and since I ordered the "Tom Yum Noodles Soup with Chicken," I opted to get the spring roll. The roll was good, crispy and non-greasy while the Tom Yum enticed my taste buds with the right amount of flavor and spice. For someone who can't eat anything spicy, I'm always down for Tom Yum and Truly Thai's passed my test. It was a delightful first meal in Canada..
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Review from Shaz M.
North York, ON
1/9/2011
We ordered the Peanut Curry (beef), the Mango Chicken, the Beef with Oyster Sauce, Vegetable Fried Rice and the Pad Thai (chicken) for New Year's Eve dinner. Pad Thai was quite tasty. No ketchup in the sauce! Thank goodness. Noodles were tasty and tender, not mushy or sour/sweet. Just right. The Peanut Curry with beef very flavourful. Thinly sliced beef with green beans in a fragrant sauce that was not too thick nor too runny. Just right. However, the Mango Chicken and the Beef Oyster Sauce had the same veggies (broccoli, carrots, etc). Other than the sauces & the meats, both looked exactly the same. Both were also too salty for us to enjoy, even with the rice. Had to throw both these dishes out after the initial taste. Best dish was the peanut curry. Had the leftovers 3 days later and it tasted even better than the first day! All in all, I probably wouldn't bother taking the drive up to Vaughan Mills to eat at Truly Thai. If in the area and craving Thai food, however, I'd go here and just know to stick with the Pad Thai and the Peanut Curry.
