Thai Green Chili

I just went for a soup– after travelling to thailand.
My standards are VERY high for thai soup and it has been very hard to find that quality in Toronto– so the quest continues.

The Pad Thai here is truly excellent. The dinner portion of it is also a very good size (the lunch portion of it is smaller but you do get a spring roll+soup with the lunch special).
Friendly staff and very reasonable prices given the state of our economy right now. It is on par with and probably better than a lot of places in the Annex if truth be told.
No other Asian restaurant in the area can compare to their quality and value in my opinion.

First of all– there are no pad Thai joints in Bloorcourt Village and that’s what we had our mind set on. We ordered the chicken and shrimp pad Thai, to go (as we are close and had other things to do) and were surprised to open it to minimal chicken and 2 shrimp! The tofu was hard like it was reheated and the onions were so thick we were surprised this person even obtained a kitchen position. Finally, no forks or napkins on a takeout order. Waste of money for a meal of 90% noodles, with little meat, veggies, and tofu. I want to support local restaurants but I want good food in return for hard earned money.

I stumbled into this restaurant but it was a total surprise. The food was amazing. Coconut rice and a chicken soup are superb ! But the waitresses here seem to be not very attentive. First she ignored us and then she forgot our order. But as long as the food is great, I would like to return!

We used to order from this restaurant frequently. Dinners and also lunches a lot. The last three times the food has really gone down hill to the point that we won’t order or go anymore.
Sketchy chicken grosses me out in the Green curry lunch special. The cashew nut chicken had no flavour. The glass noodles with chicken also had no flavour at all and sketchy chicken chewy bits. The spring rolls are good but the soup seems to have too much gelatin in it.
It’s too bad we really wanted a good thai restaurant in the neighbourhood but we won’t be eating here anymore.

I wanted to like this place but I just didn’t like it. Only got take out from it once but the pad thai I ordered was not very good. Granted I travelled around Thailand for a month so I know what authentic Thai food should taste like, but this just didn’t hit the mark at all.

I like this place. It was fast service, the waitress was nice, the prices were average. It wasn’t an amazing experience and the environment is not fantastic, but it was solid. If I were craving Thai food or in the area, I would definitely go again but I wouldn’t go out of my way for it.
The menu was clearly written and easy to find what you are looking for or to find something when you don\t know what you want. I had the Tom Yom soup which I had never before tasted and it was delicious.

Huge lunch special selection but none of it is great — the curries are watery, the stir-​fries are too salty, and the soup that’s served with each special is terrible. Reasonable prices and okay service, but against all odds I think the Thai Express in the Dufferin Mall tastes better.

This place is absolutely amazing. The food is delicious, the price is right, what more could you want? Me and my friends head over here when ever we need some good food and a decently priced pitcher.

I loved that they had a big menu to chose from. Every thing I’ve tried here was good. And it is affordable.

I’m fighting off a cold so I thought some nice Thai soup would help cure what ails me. I ordered the Tom Yum soup with Shrimp ($ 7.99) and was rather disappointed when I was handed a small container of soup. I brought it home to find 2 pieces of shrimp in it! What a rip off. I paid $ 9 with tax for a small soup and two pieces of shrimp.
It tasted fine but not much by way of bang-​for-​buck. Stick to the curry & pad thai I guess.

Easy to sum up this place: Terrible. We had the Chicken Satay Dinner and the Avocado Peanut Stir-​Fry. Both dishes were drowning in sugar — to a disgusting degree. The peanut sauce for the satay? Almost positive it’s brown sugar with a splash of water and some chopped peanuts. The only thing decent was the plain white rice, and by decent, I mean the blandness was actually a refreshing change from the aggressive sweetness of everything else. We agreed it was the worst Thai food we’ve ever eaten — food court Thai included.

This place is a-​ok. Could be tastier, could be a little cheaper, but overall totally fine for a neighbourhood Thai place. There are always beer specials, so you really can’t go wrong on that front.
The service has always been speedy and friendly and the pad thai is totally fine. I’m particularly fond of the shrimp chips and peanut sauce. Don’t skimp out on spring rolls because really, if you’re having Thai always go for the spring rolls.

Key Features: $ 11.50 (after tax and tip) Lunch Specials
I have been let down by the Thai food in Toronto time and time again. When I found myself headed to Green Thai I was not expecting much. However, going in at lunch I was able to feed myself, full to bursting, on one lunch special.
I had the Chicken Pad Thai, which came with a side of Hot and Sour soup (a most delicious rendition of it too, it should be noted) and a spring roll.
There were no chili shakers on the table, and no sugar either — which is somewhat of a letdown with Thai food, but there was chili sauce behind the counter, just waiting to be asked for.
Not only that, but the Pad Thai was very flavourful and went well with the peanuts on the plate.
I don’t think I’ve ever eaten in a Thai Restaurant that I’d wanted to return to before, but this one? It did the trick. The food was great — the price was right.

I’ve eaten in the restaurant here once, and ordered delivery a couple other times.
I’ll give them credit that they’ve got a pretty wide menu of options to choose from, and most of the food I’ve had was all pretty darn good including thai staples like pad thai, singapore noodles, green curry, etc.
Nothing overly groundbreaking to report, but its a safe bet and probably some of the better thai food available in the area, so it gets my thumbs up of approval.

There’s nothing worse than finding a place with good food, only to be let down with absolutely terrible customer service. I worked in the industry for years, and this was some of the worst customer service I have ever seen.
In the middle of our move, we ordered takeout for four people on a Friday night through a 3^rd party system (OrderIt, or similar). What was supposed to be a 40 minute wait turned into more than 2 HOURS.
When the food arrived, it was cold. Not hot, not tepid, but COLD. I had to reheat most of it in order for it to be edible.
We called the restaurant to talk to them, and the owner’s response (verbatim): «What do you want me to do about it?». That’s completely unacceptable. We paid over $ 60 for ice cold rubbish. We contacted OrderIt and told them about it, they got the exact same indifferent response and were told «deal with it, we’re busy». I get that, but the restaurant has the option to refuse an order or be more realistic about delivery times — they didn’t. We live three blocks away, they COULD have replaced the food, or refunded the money. But they chose to be stupid about it.
It’s a shame, too — the food was actually pretty good. But you can’t expect return business if you treat first time customers so poorly. We will NEVER go there again or suggest them to anyone, unless they want to be treated like crap.

Having forgotten to bring snacks with me, I had to find a place quick to feed my hungry hordes of children (ok just ²⁄₃ little ones) before they started going bonkers.
We sat down outside on the patio (much needed with younger children-​place to move), where we were the only people. QUickly ordered and received our tofu satay, and cashew tofu w veggies and rice. The satay was ok, peanut sauce was good. Children had veggie spring rolls (they gulped them down-​perfect size, flakiness). The cashew tofu was ok, but the sauce was a bit. lacking in identifiable flavour.
A good go-​to place during the week at lunch (lots of lunch specials). I don’t think I’d do this as a dinner spot.
Ok choices for vegans and veggies.

Sometimes, having a well versed knowledge of the eats in your area can be Unilocalful when you don’t exactly feel like getting out of your PJ’s and emerging from your cave — Showering is a pain, and being social is a drag. Lets be honest we’ve all hung out with friends and had «the chat» where we ask for hours on end «what do you wanna grab for dinner… i dunno what about you».
For all these reasons thank goodness that TO has some great take out and delivery options, most notably was recently finding (with Unilocal app aid) Thai Green Chili.
Not being familiar with my friends area of the city and both of us being too lazy to venture out in search of sustenance, we fired up the old Unilocal app on my iPhone machine and searched «thai food» closest to our location.
After reading through a couple options we came across Thai Green Chili and user reviews inspired us to give it a whirl. Being the total human sloth’s that we were, we searched their website and called our order in for delivery. A quick phone call and order in and we were assured that our order would arrive within 40 minutes.
Our order arrived as promised (which for me is bonus points as its near impossible to get delivery on time these days I find) and exactly as we requested.
I ordered: Chicken Cashew with a side of White Jasmin Rice (ordered it extra spicy).
My friend: Thai Spicy Noodle (with chicken added)
My friend enjoyed her meal, however being the self proclaimed thai food expert that I am I was slightly more critical. Her meal was good, I agree, but I found my meal to be extremely SAWCEY, which as many of you know is usually a good thing, but in this case the SAWCE was NAT BAWSE, and covered the other ingredients (chicken, nuts… THE THAI CHILIS). I had trouble distinguishing one item from the other which led me to an unfortunate experience of chewing and swallowing a hidden pepper before realizing what I had done.
You know when you are suddenly blinded by pain and your whole life flashes before your eyes only moments before you realize that what you thought was your life is really streams of tears and perspiration?
Ya that’s what happened: s
However I can’t fault them on this it was my error for not looking at what I was eating so I will share the pain blame. Word to the wise — their chilis are HAWT!
All in all we did enjoy our meal and the price (@ approximately $ 27) was right. Before awarding extra stars I’d love to see the restaurant for myself.
I’ll get you next time Gadget… errr I mean Thai Green Chili

I like this place. I’ve grabbed take-​out from them a few times since moving into the hood and they’ve not let me down since. The staff is very friendly and if it’s not too busy you can get your order in less than ten minutes!
So far the only thing I’ve had is the Ginger Chicken and the Pad Thai. Both are quite good and you get a pretty hefty-​sized portion. They also have a relatively inexpensive beer selection as well. I think a bottle of Heineken is like five bucks?

Found ourselves here mildly inebriated after a night at the Comedy Bar. Wanted some fast Asian food. We got so much more than the substandard Thai we were expecting.
The two servers were kind and accommodated all our dazed and confused demands.
Our food arrived barely ten minutes after we placed the order. It was beyond delicious. My friend’s spring rolls were flakey and fried just the right amount. My Pad Thai was one of the best I’ve had — in or out of Thailand. It was clear that all the ingredients were fresh and carefully selected. The owners clearly cared about the presentation and flavour.
We were also very surprised by the seating. For a place that’s open well into the night, they have elegant tables and chairs. Perfect for a date, a business lunch, or a drunken excursion (I would like to believe).
The best part of this experience was the bill. In total, it came to under $ 12.
Drunk or sober, we will meet again.