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1. California Thai
Apparently, I am a slow learner. Last year I visited this place for lunch and ordered the pad thai with peanut sauce. Extra peanutty pad thai! How could this be a bad thing?
Picture a pound of rice noodles. Picture a separate bowl. Picture…More »
2. The Friendly Thai
The previous reviewer was dead on. The following is exactly what happened to me last night: "you play the "ok, we're going to eat at the next restaurant that appears on our left" game, and Friendly Thai ends up being that place because you're too far…More »
3. Joy Thai Restaurant
Hum. Well, it's inexpensive. I went for the chicken satay and pad thai, and both were fine; not horribly authentic, but tasty. The staff seemed knowledgeable about which items on their menu were gluten-free, which was good for my friend. The…More »
4. Thai Basil
Cross-eyed after an intense essay-writing session, I walked along Bloor looking for some place with table service, a/c, some healthy food, and a pleasant ambiance.
Thai Basil was busy, but not too busy, so I though I'd give it a try. Their prices…More »
5. Spring Rolls
Toronto, ON M4P 3A2
(416) 322-7655
Category:
Asian Fusion
Neighbourhoods: Mount Pleasant and Davisville, Yonge and Eglinton
Oh, Spring Rolls. I went to your downtown locations when I was an undergrad, and sitting in an orchid-filled room sipping a lichee martini and eating Thai felt like the height of cosmopolitan sophistication.
The Y&E area Spring Rolls is even…More »
6. Bow Thai Restaurant
I've had an okay experience at Bow Thai, but friends have not been impressed. For god's sake, go to Thai House a few blocks east, which is the best Thai in the city.
7. Thai Spring Roll
Toronto, ON M5V
(416) 366-1221
Category:
Thai
Neighbourhoods: Alexandra Park, Queen Street West
I visited last night: the long and the short of it?
Ambiance: two stars. It's nice-looking, but the interior looks very 'cold' on a November night - dim and comfortless. Still, except for the ugly tiled floor, the finishes & furniture aren't bad.
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8. Thai
I should also mention that they're a bit fuzzy about gluten content, so don't bring your celiac friends. The place just south on Vaughan knows their gluten, though I don't prefer their food.
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4/21/2009 First to Review
Good, dependable Thai and Malasian food. Nothing out of the ordinary, and service can be a trifle… Read more »
9. Spicy & Sweet
Toronto, ON M6C 1A7
(416) 651-6363
Relative newcomer Spicy & Sweet is in a storefront that's hosted a series of tiny, cursed mom & pop restaurants. Before this it was the Jamaican place with the lovely service and grade D breakfasts. Before that, it was a Cuban joint so authentic…More »
10. Taste of Thai House
Tasty Thai with a home-made feeling; no ketchup pad thai here. The plastic cups and placemats give it a take-out feel, but the prices are good and the service is very pleasant. There's a garlic & pepper dish with lots of oyster sauce I just love!…More »
11. Vanipha Lanna Lao-Thai Restaurant - CLOSED
Vanipha Lanna is the best Thai I've had in the area - tasty, with good ingredients. It's big and airy, with mildly wacky decor (orchid fountain, anyone?). I wish they would open the area with the Japanese-style low tables for customers. Remember,…More »
12. Thai House Cuisine
Fresh ingredients, a great menu, and skilled preparation - I've never had better Thai.
Particular favourites: spicy basil beef, ginger chicken, spring rolls, sticky rice with peanut sauce, mango salad, and their amazing pad thai! Thai beers are…More »
13. Real Thailand Restaurant
Honestly, I think I could eat their red curry forever. However, I think I need to do some more research before writing a lengthy review - maybe eight or nine trips. This week.
Recently updated lists from Julianna B.
The Search for Breakfast in Wychwood (6)Since the closing of our two favourite places for breakfast (the lamented Queen's Dairy and D-Ganz, which also did a great steak), my husband and I have wandered from Bathurst past Oakwood looking for a cheap, satisfying, cozy place to get our scrambled/brown/sausage/t ea on. Recommendations gratefully received!I think we now have a clear winner in the $10+/per diner category. |
Best food near Wychwood (8)After three and a half years in the area, these are my favourites.We're short on breakfast and I wish we had a good bar or pub, but man, can we ever do dinner! Most of these are budget options. If your idea of romance is $35 pastas, look elsewhere, but these are great places for dinner with friends - or with a special someone who prefers good food to tablecloths. Don't forget a sundae after: very romantic! |
Toronto Libraries (6)Toronto's got an awesome library system; here are the ones I know. |
Wedding Dress Day on the Danforth (4)On a rainy May morning, my Bride-to-Be friend and I set out for a last-ditch dress excursion for her September wedding. We kept to the Danforth: multiple dress store options and great restaurants for lunch. The last review refers to an earlier day. |
Book Shopping! (9)Toronto is a great place to overload your bookcases. From the classy to the seedy, these are my favourite stops: |
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Toronto, ON
Yelping SinceApril 2009
Things I LoveThai food, Interpol, graphic novels, walking, cooking, baking, preserving, Loituma, Christmas, YA books, steampunk, New England, Dungeons & Dragons
Find Me Ina heck of a mess
My HometownToronto, ON
When I'm Not Yelping...I dream about a strawbale house
My Second Favourite Website The Last Great Book I ReadChanges
My First ConcertDavid Byrne
My Favourite MovieState and Main
My Last Meal On Earthpad thai at Thai Gardens
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I'm going to learn how to drive
Most Recent Discoveryyou can make Thai green curry paste at home