Thai Signature

We ordered delivery from here in an attempt to get away from the regular few gfree options out there. What a great choice!
First I will note that they have a gluten (and nut) friendly menu with items labelled with a nut or wheat symbol beside them if they contain that ingredient. That being said, we wanted the satay appetizer (that was listed as gluten free) and were told that it actually contained gluten. Same with the chicken rice wrap rolls. That was disappointing and I hope in the future they get some gfree soy sauce to make the appropriate changes or change how those items are listed. Anyways, if you order $ 50 you get free delivery, so we really went for it. We ordered the spicy beef salad and holy moly was it ever spicy. I really wish I’d asked for a toned down version because it was SO good but I just couldn’t handle the burning!
Next I had the pumpkin soup — thick, so flavourful and delicious. Very very savoury. I could only eat half that night. My husband had the coconut soup with shrimp. (Both were gfree btw) his soup was so tasty (coconut!!) but HOT! This started my second running around the kitchen gulping down water dance of the night. His was not thick at all and had lots of mushrooms in it. It didn’t look too appetizing but damn it was good!
We both ordered pad Thai. It isn’t listed as being gfree on the menu, but they were able to make mine gfree (I think just by eliminating the tofu). I really enjoyed it and pretty much inhaled almost all of it. My husband had the green curry noodle and really enjoyed it. They are all able to have an addition of beef, chicken, veggie/​tofu, pork, seafood or shrimp for a very nominal additional fee. It was $ 1 more to add beef to my pad Thai (I have a problem with how much I love red meat).
Overall the food was great, the delivery time was within an hour, the quality of the food was high (and you can really tell with the meats and how lean they were). My only disappointment was the misinformation on the appetizers. This will definitely be added to our delivery roster!

Went for a dinner with friends Friday night. The food and service was excellent. Tip of the hat to Jessica, our server. Wonderful, personable service.

Great place for Thai food. I ordered the peanut chicken lunch special that came with a veggie spring roll and mango salad while the gf ordered the chicken pad thai. Everything was very fresh tasting and the portions were a good size. Finished the meal with an excellent mango sticky rice. Will come back to try the other specials.

Beware when ordering takeout!!! If they miss something in your order here it is your problem to chase them down for it. Which in my experience included multiple calls and being hung up on by a manager. The food was good but an extremely disappointing customer service experience would make me very wary to return.

If you are looking for authentic Thai food in the West end, I would highly recommend this restaurant. The service, food and ambiance was wonderful!
We arrived on a Saturday night around 8pm and the restaurant was full. I asked to be put on the waiting list and waited no more than 20 minutes. We ordered their signature platter, this platter provides you with a sampling of their appetizers. It included their spring roles, fresh roles, mango salad and dumplings. Everything tasted fresh and well seasoned. My favorite was their mango salad, the mango was the perfect ripeness and not soggy which told me that it was made that day. I ordered their red curry for my entrée and my boyfriend ordered their pad thai. They are one of the few places that I know that can cook pad thai using tamarind sauce. The flavor is more tangy. The red curry was seasoned well, had a good kick and had equal portions of vegetables and meat. They also have a great selection of asian beers, wine and dessert.

We went there on Saturday evening. It was fairly packed with a couple empty tables and we were seated promptly.
We some starters, soup and some of their signature dishes. It was served right away. We really like the food. It was presented nicely and and tasted awesome. They really have a lot of vegetarian options.
Unlike other Thai restaurants Thai Signature has nice ambiance and offers class without compromising food.

Food is delicious. I only get it for take out. The restaurant has zero curb appeal but the food is quite good.

Finally tried this place on a Friday night. We got there and there was a fair enough of people but it wasn’t too busy. We got seated right away and waters were brought out. Our table was wobbly and our server noticed this. He suggested we move over to a bigger table (there was only 2 of us) and he even carried our waters for us! Props to that service!
We ordered the chicken spring rolls, drunken noodles and yellow curry. The spring rolls were delicious! The crispness of the wrapper was perfect. Our mains came out not too long after. My friend’s drunken noodles were good but REALLY spicy. So if you like spicy, get this. The heat doesn’t really hit you till you stop eating, so you have to keep eating for it to be enjoyable lol. My yellow curry was pretty good. The portion was just right for me because I actually finished all the chicken and rice. I never do that.
I’d return to this place but try something different. Their menu has a lot of selection!

The service and atmosphere was great and the quality of food is so yum. I will definitely be back to order more of the food as I’ve only tried the Pad Thai as of yet.

A Thai restaurant in Port Credit? That’s out of the ordinary, so I had to try it. The employees of the restaurant were Asian, so they had that going for them. The restaurant is really large inside, but I was one of the only two patrons there.
The menu is fairly large. I generally go for Pad See Ew when I’m at Thai restaurants, but it was pretty difficult to find on their menu because the dish is named Soya Noodle. So I ordered the Soya Noodle and a Thai Iced Coffee. The coffee tasted a little odd. It had a hint of fragrance that I couldn’t place. The pad see ew was just okay. I think the taste was modified for Western palates. The service was good, but I was placed at a table close to the front of the restaurant so the wait staff had to walk long distances to refill water.
I was hoping for a lot more, given the high ratings on Unilocal.But I’ve definitely had better Thai food. I doubt that I will return even if I was in the area.

I’m happy to report that there is a decent Thai place in Mississauga. Thai Signature offers a wide variety of dishes at reasonable prices. We stopped by there for lunch a couple of weeks ago. We had calamari and satay chicken as appetizers and chicken Pad Thai and spicy basil stir fry as main dishes. We were very happy with our food and the service (the owner is super nice). Will definitely come back.

Very nice restaurant with tropical decorations and great service. Curry pad Thai was awesome!!!

My hubby and I came out to run some errands and decided to stop by this restaurant for dinner. They give you a free Thai iced tea when you purchase an appetizer and an entrée. We ordered the chicken spring rolls, basil pad Thai, and drunken noodles. The Thai iced tea was amazing! It tasted like a light dolce de leche drink with ice. The basil pad Thai was perfect. It wasn’t spicy, but it wasn’t too mild either. My husband had the drunken noodles which were spicy. It wasn’t so spicy that we couldn’t handle it, but just enough to maybe make you cough if you get the food down the wrong hole.
My husband is a big time foodie and is currently passed out in a food coma. If he’s passed out, then I think this place deserves five stars. Service was friendly, but adequate.
Each dish is about $ 11 to $ 13 depending on the meat or veggie option you choose. The appetizers started at $ 5 and went up from there. All in all, it’s a nice place to grab a bite of Thai cuisine. We will definitely visit again!

Went here for lunch last week with my mom and we were pleasantly surprised. The food was fresh, delicious and authentic. Can’t get much better than this. Lunch specials are worth every penny! Try the pad thai and pumpkin soup yum yum !

This Thai restaurant is definitely a hidden gem. We were looking for a Thai restaurant in the west end with another couple. I found this place from Unilocal and called them for reservations. Upon our arrival at the restaurant we were surprised it was empty with only one other table. We ordered their mixed appetizer and it was very good variety and tasty. Their pad Thai was soooo good the best I’ve had. My husband ordered the stir fry Bangkok noodles and it was very good with generous amounts. Our friends ordered curry and said it was very flavourful. We would highly recommend this place if you’re in the area looking for Thai food.

I visited Signature Thai for lunch, having had take out before only which I enjoyed I thought I was in for a good meal.
To begin with the service isn’t very good, the lady who served us didn’t really speak English so it made it quite hard when we asked for suggestions. She even refused to give me the free Thai Iced Tea when you check in. As I already had a sweet drink before I went in it didn’t really matter much.
When we ordered we went with the Thai Basil
Noodles and the Thai Red Curry.
The noodles were a little too salty for our liking, I’ve had Thai Basil before and it’s never been that salty.
The curry was okay but lacked flavour that the dish should have.
Both the dishes sported extremely small quantities which unfortunately really made it feel like a rip off as we also both left hungry.

The food here was pretty authentic and probably better than most thai places in Mississauga. We had their appetizer platter and it was gigantic and full of goodies. Their fresh rolls weren’t soggy and the veggies inside were still crispy. The crispy wontons were crunchy and the sweet chili sauce it came with was a good combo.
As with all thai restaurants I think their pad thai is a good tell on their authenticity and this one was pretty on point. Their chili sauce was pretty good as well and my friend really enjoyed their curry and said it had a good kick to it.
The one complaint I have is their service. It was very weird… i made reservations as I always do and when we showed up a waiter pointed at a corner table for us and said he needed to wipe it. He wiped it and went into the back… meanwhile a waitress comes to the front and instead of seating us, talks to the family behind us. So I though they must have spoken to each other and knew he was helping us… apparently not because she then sat the family at the corner table the waiter just cleared off for us. X_​x
We finally get seated and while I was checking in I saw a free thai ice tea offer so asked while we ordered to redeem it. Our waiter looked confused and didn’t respond and just walked to the back… at this point I’m a little confused and then 25 minutes later half way through our meal the waitress comes to us and asks me if I wanted the thai ice tea… either they have a weird system or they were just really unorganized. When our bill came, we received the wrong one and when we brought it to the waiter’s attention he asked us if we were sure it was wrong??? He didn’t seem to know what we ordered even though it was in front of him.
Overall still enjoyed our meal and the service wasn’t rude… was just odd. I’d go back if I was craving some thai goodies in the suburbs!

3.5÷5, +.5 for service
Port Credit should be privileged that they have a Thai restaurant within walking distance. I know it’s located in a rather sketchy plaza, but the interior of this restaurant is definitely on the upscale end.
I decided to not order my usual pad thai when I come to Thai restaurants here, as I noticed the pad see eiw attracted me more. I decided to order that instead, with came with a lemongrass soup and spring roll.
The lemongrass soup and spring roll came rather fast. Both tasted very good! A small complaint for the spring roll would be that it’s not crispy enough and too dark, but that’s just my personal preference of a light crispy skin; similar to what I’m used to in dim sum restaurants. The pad see eiw also tasted very good, especially the sauce they used. The portions at first didn’t seem big, but believe me it actually took a while for me to completely finish it. The wide noodles would be cooked a little less as they were breaking apart quite easily, but I do understand wider noodles are easier to break than your regular pad thai noodles.
Service was good; the employees will fill up your water/​tea without you asking. However the food was a bit slow in coming out despite the fact the restaurant was only half full when I arrived. Do budget about an hour here if you’re coming with a group during lunch.

This place is my jam. I’ve eaten at Thai Signature more times than I can count (usually for work-​related luncheons), and I’ve always been impressed by the quality of the food and service.
I almost always get the pad thai lunch special for $ 10, which comes with a spring roll, soup and a heaping scoop of pad thai with crushed peanuts, as well as a dessert depending on the day (either fried banana or melon). If in doubt, always go for the pumpkin soup — I consider it the best thing on their menu by far, and it always warms me up on a cold day.
I don’t know what other people have experienced, but I’ve never had a problem with slow service. If anything, the staff is too overbearing — whenever I go, I usually get a short-​haired waitress who practically hovers over me asking if I need anything. I even have a running gag/​signal among my friends, where all I need to do is drink half my glass of water and set it out near the edge of the table, then she immediately runs over to refill it and ask if we need anything. I admire her diligence.
Capacity is usually hit-​or-​miss — I’ve come on some days to find it absolutely barren at lunchtime, and packed at the same time on other days. Still, I love it, and wholeheartedly recommend it for anyone who’s looking for a good Thai restaurant in Port Credit.

I’m giving two stars for the delicious food and beautiful décor. I was surprised to step into Thai Signature and find a really pretty restaurant space.
My order of basil pad thai was good (could have used more chili though). The pineapple fried rice was also good: sweet chunks of pineapple complemented the heat and spice of the sauce. Not greasy or overly dry.
The biggest disappointment was the service. Our server was so inattentive: they didn’t input one of my friend’s meals into the system, forgot which cheques were for which person, and took a really long time to figure out change for our meals. All these foibles are easy to correct, and avoid.
The prices are reasonable for Thai food, and the ambiance is great. I hope they step up the service game at Thai Signature, because I’d really like to return.