Simply Thai Kitchen

My experiment here not bad. I’ve seen a lot worse. I feel it. I’m unsure about how some of the food was, I think I just ordered the wrong thing but everybody else just came ok. The bathrooms were pretty decently clean I reckon, and the server was very friendly. There’s only one server and she worked very hard to serve. Everybody’s waters and make sure everybody got their food. We had to wait an hour and a half sitting at the table to get our food, but we were OK because we were with family. We talked about the lovely paintings on the walls and describe the socioeconomic political state of the internal drive of the individuals listed and painted. There was cooking videos on the TV that we enjoyed while we waited and the pictures underneath the table were entertaining as well. Mostly takeout

My inaugural visit to Simply Thai Kitchen was a delightful experience. Commencing with the chicken satay drenched in peanut sauce, I relished its rich and sweet flavors. Progressing to the chicken wings, I was enthralled by the harmonious blend of sweetness and spiciness. For my main course, I opted for the level 3 spiciness in the drunken noodles, which proved to be a fiery challenge I couldn't conquer entirely. I wished for smaller shrimp, as the larger ones left me wanting. Throughout the meal, the server displayed impeccable politeness and attentiveness.

Quiet, empty, somewhat clean. The rest of my party really liked the food, but I wasn't impressed. Nothing stood out. The customer service was bad. I had to wave the server over, too much wait time between drink refills. I asked about an item on the menu, and the response was that they weren't sure. Your job is to know what you're selling. Spring roll - crispy with a soft inside and not mushy. Crab wontons - crispy thick wrap, lots of cream cheese, and it actually had crab. Goyza - crispy, great seasoning. Panang - Spice level 4/5 prefect for me, just under Thai hot. Chicken noodle - basic and still flavourful. Great for the young ones. Pad Thai - a great dish, but too sweet for me. Drunken noodles - tofu was a prefect match. Not enough vegetables, but good.

What a delight to find this restaurant! We had three adults and a child. We ate drunken noodles with tofu, Thai peanut chicken, chicken satay (for the child) and green curry with chicken. Gluten free and vegan options available. We also shared a tom yum soup that came in a flaming hot soup server which three of us adults shared. All meals were incredible. We couldn't finish and had to go boxes for three of the meals. Forgot to take pics before devouring most of the dishes. But included pics of the green curry, chicken satay, and homemade coconut ice cream, not to be missed!!

We ordered 5 different foods, 3 appetizers and 2 main dish. Unfortunately, we weren’t happy with any of them that’s usually rare cause when you get food from a restaurant. I called and spoke with the manager and explained the problem we had with each food and explained that I am 8 months pregnant and I can’t eat spicy food and the only option on the menu was to pick the mild one which was still too spicy that I couldn’t eat any of them. The manager’s answer was that he’s sorry and he would let the kitchen know. The yum yum crispy was everything but crispy. I love Papaya salad and I always get it every Thais food I go, I couldn’t even more than one bite of that neither my husband. It’s an unfortunate cause they are the closest Thai food to us and we love to have Thai food often. But this wa