Thai Country Kitchen

Huge portion and authentic Thai food with price under 10. The place is run by people who are from Thailand. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere.

We randomly walked into this restaurant at 9:30pm on a Wednesday night expecting them to turn us away as it was only half an hour from closing time. The waitress was inviting and told us we can sit an order anything and promptly got us our menus. Its a very casual dining atmosphere with lovely interior decoration with art work and artifacts I’ve seen in Thailand during my trip there. I ordered a basic shrimp pad thai and it arrived pretty quickly and was very flavorful. The tamarind sauce they used had tasted fresh and the noodles were well cooked. The portion size is huge and I was barely able to finish it as I was very hungry at that point in the evening but I wouldn’t be able to do so normally.
So overall a great place that serves decent Thai food, large portions and budget friendly prices.

To be honest, I didn’t expect much from this Thai place when I initially walked in, but my friend recommended it and I was pleasantly surprised by how good the pad Thai was! Huge portion for around $ 8! Probably wouldn’t order the spring rolls again, they were a bit dry, but the veggie pad Thai definitely sold me!

+.5 for service
Thai Country Kitchen is located in Chinatown, which is losing its China and is evolving to an «East Asia» Town with the abundance of Japanese, Vietnamese, and Thai places. The outside looks a little bit sketchy, but the inside has a decent traditional feel.
Their lunch specials are very affordable and are definitely worth the price you pay. I had the pad thai noodles with chicken, which is the standard order for me when I’m dining alone for lunch. Their lunch specials come with a single piece of spring roll.
The spring roll was quite good, definitely of excellent value considering the affordable price as is (under $ 10 for the entire meal). The pad thai came after, and while I overall enjoyed it, I felt the noodles were slightly undercooked. I like it chewy, but I should not be feeling portions of noodles that felt indifferent from the dry bags you buy from grocery stores. However, the portions were excellent.
Service was excellent, and the employees really try to make sure everyone is satisfied with their food. For under $ 10, this is probably one of the best Thai places out there, and I wouldn’t hesitate on returning here.

Awesome place, great environment. And of course! Amazing and freshly prepared thai food, great value. If you want a quick, hot, fresh and cheap meal downtown. This is your place. Quality far exceeds that of any neighbouring Chinese restaurants, and the care

I came here for lunch, and it was so cheap! $ 15 for TWO people! We ordered off the lunch menu, and the food came quickly. I ordered the green curry, and it was pretty good, but not the best I’ve tasted. However, it is really good for the price! It’s really close to the university, so It’s a good place to go for a quick lunch. We were in an out of there in less than 45 minutes. Would definitely go back.

Decent Massaman curry and good prices, but the noodles gave my partner pretty serious food poisoning.

We had the chicken and shrimp satays and it was beyond delish (pro tip: ask for double peanut sauce). I was surprised that we were the only people in there, given some of the reviews on here. I’d go back again, but it wouldn’t be top of my list.

I ordered through Über at 12:18 and the food didn’t arrive till 1:30, most of the time showed it being prepared in the kitchen, that’s fine, it’s lunch time, cut them some slack for taking this long.
The pad Thai, red curry and Thai coconut soup was average, and the basil chicken was horrendous. The vegetable and the chicken already changed colours from being soaked in the broth (wayyyy too much broth) for so long and the content didn’t even fill ²⁄₃ of the box. It looked and tastes worse than home– cooked stir fry chicken. I am greatly disappointed.

Ordered takeout through Über eats. Sooooo good. I ordered the green curry with chicken and the vegetable spring rolls. Lots of chicken, vegetables that aren’t overcooked, and legit veggies like broccoli and carrots not a pile of red and green peppers like most crappy Thai takeout. Granted thats obviously not autentic thai veg, but whatever it tasted good. Springrolls were incredibly crispy and delicious. RECOMMEND THIS PLACE INDEED.

Cozy little Thai restaurant in Chinatown that my co-​workers and I tired. I ordered the Kao Soy wish was alright — didn’t find the yellow curry creamy enough and there was a serious lack of vegetable (3 pieces of broccoli, flower shaped carrots and cabbage) and a handful of chicken. It was $ 6.99 and comes with a spring roll — nothing special to be honest.
I did not like the fact that I came out of the restaurant smelling like it — I have this thing about smelling like food and seriously felt that I was walking around with a stench of food trailing me (gross).
Overall, I did not particularly enjoy this place. I would not come back.

Disappointed. Decided I would try out this Thai food since it A) was close to where I wanted to live in Toronto (maybe my new joint?) and B) it delivered to my hotel!
Took FOREVER to get to us but I don’t really have anything to base this delivery off of since I have only ordered delivery like twice in Toronto, and I’m suspecting delivering to a hotel is even harder.
The food itself was so meh. I should have known based on the price. The pad thai noodles were more like thai spaghetti, the pad see ew had an off smell to it, the curry was strange and unappetizing. Fried tofu was soggy but that could be from delivery.
The best thing we had were their fresh rolls! Actually maybe some of the better fresh rolls I have tasted. However, I would never order from here again as the rest of the meal just did not stand up.

Ordered from here for a company party, with around 30 – 40 attendees. I called in the day before to place the order and ask for recommendations. The person on the phone was very helpful and even offered to provide complimentary snacks and extra rice.
Delivery was on time, and people kept asking me where I ordered the food from! The dishes were flavourful (although a bit salty — but this was expected from restaurant food). The curry puffs, veggie green curry, spicy eggplant with crispy fish, and basil lamb stir-​fry were hits. Overall great party food for a decent price.

A very down to earth Thai restaurant in Chinatown, authentic yet not pricey. It is a family owned restaurant and that brings back memories of my time in Thailand. The Thai owner is super friendly. Rarely any Thai restaurants offer Pad See Eiw Noodles in Toronto and I was thrilled to order it. It is rice noodles glazed with egg, topped with veggies flavoured with Thai sweet soy sauce Also, the complimentary treats you get as dessert are truly tasty.

Very good food, super great service and reasonable price! We tried pad thai, kao soy and green curry and all of them were so great! Definitely will come back :)

$ 4.99 for lunch special? Omg it was amazing. The food was tasty, nothing too extravagant, but it was pretty authentic except for the fact that they use broccoli and carrots (which you don’t normally put them in curry in Thai cuisine. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Definitely coming back!

Randomly selected this place based on the closest Thai place near me. It was a toss up but I’m glad it landed on Thai Country Kitchen.
I know my Pad Thai and this one was exceptional. Delightful service and both meals were above expectations. I would gladly recommend this place with confidence. Looking forward to ordering from here as well since they are partnered with «Just Eat».
Happy eating! :)

We ordered delivery through Just Eat. The food arrived promptly, came to about 30 dollars with two dishes and two apps. Not bad.
The food: Really bad. The rice was watery, the peanut sauce woefully under-​seasoned, and the pad thai was just blah. Also it gave my partner stomach issues.
Too bad.

Doesn’t look ver special from the outside but they have super friendly service, awesome food and seemed to be happy to make me vegan Pad Thai which is a big plus!
Also very budget friendly.

Authentic, delicious, full flavour Thai food!
Not to mention the budget friendly and affordable prices, you cannot go wrong with the lunch and dinner combos for $ 5/​$ 7.
Nim, the main hostess and waitress is super friendly and always has a smile on her face!
I have referred dozens of friends here… it’s a gem in Toronto!