Nice little Thai place. Basil chicken was a little salty but the steamed fish Thai style was fresh and delicious. Papaya salad was a little unremarkable but my friend did ask to leave out the dried shrimp so it’s her fault ! 😂

Parking was convenient, with paid public parking just a minute’s walk away at Pepys Road. The dishes leaned more towards the sweeter side. I asked for less spicy, and overall the food wasn’t spicy—more sweet than spicy. The fish was served boiling hot, well-cooked, and tender, which was great. Portions were generally good and satisfying. The mango sticky rice was the highlight—served warm and really nice, probably the best dish of the meal. They also served both iced and warm water, which was a nice touch. A bonus was the free iced Thai milk tea when signing up as a member. Overall, it’s a decent place with reasonable prices and good value for money.

Very very nice Thai food. Every dish we ordered is above average to excellent. Must come.

Authentic Thai dishes that stood the test of time. This cafe has been around for years. Delicious Moo Ping and Olive rice. Friendly service. Their Thai milk tea transports you back to BKK- super thick and sweet.

Was excited to visit this place, looks traditional, but food was otherwise unexpected. Grilled squid- not grilled at all, frozen squid defrosted, placed on the grill to heat up, and just lightly glazed. Can easily see & taste that it’s not fresh nor grilled. It costs $17 mind you. Clear tom yum seafood soup- Again, ingredients inside are all frozen, squid is rubbery. Lacking on the spice and acid. Pineapple rice- Good, no complaints Grilled pork- This is good, soft, tender, dipping sauce could be better but overall good! Baby kailan- looked simple, but very fragrant and tasty! I hope the owner sees this and make some adjustments on their ingredients / how they prep their food.