Toss Thai

Good food but priciey worth the money ...
Was recommended by a friend the fish curry was good and the pad siew tasted like Singaporean kway teow

Excellent food and service at a reasonable price. Recommend any of the "sizzling plates" on the menu.

In my previous review I rated this restaurant a 5 each time with the best Asian food This time we ordered Penang curry and garlic shrimp great taste as always but a bad experience Our recent visit here was very disappointing Always felt they had the best Thai with the worst service
The owner woman was really rude banged the dinner on the table Asked her for some chilli and fish sauce by now she was angry and livid gave us the sauces was very very rude
How dare we ask for any sauces
Bad attitude excellent food
I'll not go there in a rush until I am ready for a very angry server I come there from very far
Guys don't enjoy ur job hire help Don't be rude to ur customers
The worst customer service experiences

The crispy ginger beef and coconut rice are my favourite things. There seem like many other nice options to try but you cant beat those.

This place serves up some big Asian flavors. Note, I say Asian because they serve more than Thai food; the menu also contain dishes from Vietnam, Singapore, and China as well. The food tastes fresh and made with care, and the portions are very generous.

I went with a group of 6 friends after hiking at Rattlesnake Point. We shared one order of shrimp fresh rolls and each ordered a main. The shrimp rolls in itself is not the most exciting, but the curry peanut sauce was very fragrant and I haven't seen elsewhere. I was starving after the hike and was craving something calorie packed and unhealthy, and as soon as I saw the chilli chicken chow mien on the menu, I knew that was it. The real thing looks pretty much identical to the picture on the menu, a huge plate of soft yet chewy thin egg noodles with fried chicken pieces, generously slathered in a sweet and savory chilli sauce. It was a messy kind of delicious and I loved it. For its price point, I couldn't have asked for more.

I also tried a bit of what my friends ordered, which included goat curry, laksa, and Vietnamese noodle salad, and all were delicious (and a lot healthier than the yummy monstrosity I ordered). The slight disappointment was with the thai iced tea, it felt a little watered down, and perhaps is made from mix?

Overall, a cozy and clean family style restaurant, serving affordable and delectable Asian food, that I would stop by again next time I'm in Milton.

I have tried 3 items. Both Pho and ribs are average. Spring rolls are above average.

Inside the soup: there is not too many variety by comparing to other pho's. There is only one size.
The soup is not very hot. I personally prefer hot.

Ribs: the ribs is thinner by comparing to Korean restaurant. I do like the bean sprout at the bottom.
If you like ribs, check out this one:
1170 Burnhamthorpe Road W
Mississauga, ON L5C 4E6

The only thing that stands out is the shrimp roll. It does indeed taste good.

It's a good choice for local restaurant

If you can drive for like 20 mins, check this one out , it's amazing:
1090 Kamato Road
Mississauga, ON L4W 2P3
Overall 3.5 out of 5.

Went for a quick luncheon and explored this place on steeles, good location , close to all the Milton warehouses n Walmart .
Lunch specials were good , I opted for Penang curry meal which comes with a bowl of chicken Penang curry , steamed rice , spring roll and a Thai soup .
A whole some meal for $10 plus the flavours were authentic of Thai herbs and a Thai green tea was served as a digestive .
Perfect !

I went there for a quick dinner with friend on Saturday night. The place wasn't too busy. The staff was friendly and efficient. We ordered Basil fried rice and ginger crispy chicken.

The basil fried rice was way too salty, over seasoning. The crispy chicken was too sweet and didn't taste ginger. (Tasted more like Chinese). We couldn't finish them.

I don't know if I would come back... but would try traditional fish like pad Thai and curry next time.

I dropped in tonight by chance, noticing it was open and my friend and I were hungry. Thai food is a favorite because i am vegan and all Thai places have vegan/vegetarian options.

We ordered the fresh spring rolls and when I asked for the veggie ones the waiter was amazing in immediately letting me know that the peanut sauce they come with has seafood paste in it and subbed it for another dipping sauce- this is information that most places don't offer unless you specifically ask and I'm super thankful for it.

Pad Thai was underwhelming flavour wise but was pretty decent. Sauce was kind of tomate paste like- in retrospect should have asked for spicy. Tofu was good! Portion sizes were large, especially for price!

Service was quick and to the point- came out in minutes. Fresh spring rolls in literally 3!

My friend ordered the sweet and sour chicken with jasmine rice and thought it was really good- again giant portions. So worth the price.

Over all, would return again when in the area/ at the cineplex across the way.

Decent Thai in the west end of the GTA-ish area. Serving sizes are generous. Has the pad Thai (ok), kalbi (too much sauce. This should be dry), Tom young soup (ok and big), and kao Soo (pretty good). Would come back if I had a craving and in the west end. There are better places but you need to go to downtown Toronto for that.