Pii Nong Thai Yonge - Eatery & Experience

Overall 4.5/5 I tried Pii Nong for the first time with some friends on a weekend for lunch. As a group of 6 - we made reservations ahead of time so had no wait for tables, but it wasn't crazily busy when we where there. The service was very polite and attentive, and the food was delicious. Signature thai milk tea - 5/5 So cute and the tea was also tasty. The tea comes in a carafe that you add as you drink so it's not just the little single cup with the bear. Pandan leaf chicken- 4.5/5 The chicken had a nice char and fragrance. The sauce it was served with was delicious Nam tok grilled steak salad - 4.5/5 Super flavourful salad. A little spicy with the chilis. The sauce is a bit salty but that makes it pair really well with the sticky rice. Pad ped pla - 5/5 Crispy and delicious curry sauced seabass. There are bones, but it's not a lot. The fish was flakey and tender under the crispy exterior. The bamboo shoots and curry sauce paired so well. We ordered some jasmine rice to go along with it. Soft shell crab curry - 5/5 Served with roti and noodles. The curry is strong and aromatic. Sauce goes great with rice too. Seafood tom yum mor fai - 4.5/5 Tangy and very spicy. Lots of seafood and veggies inside. Paired well with rice, and probably would have been fantastic with noodles. The thai tea was necessary to tone down the 🥵 🔥 for me. Traditional pad kee mak - 3.5/5 The wok hey on this was great, but I'm not sure if it was because we tried this last after everything thing else, but it came across as a little bland. Just found it didn't have the punchiness that everything else did.

Took my wife here today for her birthday. We did the $50 massage/ 3 course meal. It was worth every penny and beyond. The massage was great! They hit all the points. Then the food, all the flavours and aromas. Probably some of the best Thai food we’ve ever had. The owner came by and greeted us after we ate, such a sweet woman. We’ll definitely be back and recommending to our family and friends!

I was excited to bring my mom and sister (for mom’s birthday and Diwali) to experience the pkg (30min massage and 3 course lunch). We felt very hurried and though we filled out a form, I don’t think they read it as I indicated I prefer legs and feet massage but nothing below waist was worked on. Our massage btw was NOT 30min. They were talking amongst themselves and said they other clients are waiting. They really shouldn’t book people back to back as a massage is supposed to be relaxing and uncompromised. For the restaurant experience, the service was better. They were busy but very polite. I liked the salad but the pad Thai was just ok. I liked the ambience and not sure I would drive so far for this experience again. My massage person forgot to use tiger balm on me which was also disappointing since my sister and mom got it. I felt the massage service was very inconsistent and too noisy with people talking. I think a row of 5 should be done quietly so people can concentrate and relax.

The food was so fresh and absolutely delicious! The coconut ice cream was amazing — a must-try! Our waitress was nice and provided great service. We’ll definitely come back again to try more dishes. And don’t miss the Teddy Bear Thai Tea — it’s adorable and tastes incredible! 💕

Authentic flavors and great service. We ordered a bunch of dishes and everything single one was delicious. My favourite was the pad Thai and the morning glory. The teddy bear drinks were gimmicky but still tasted great. Would definitely go back again. Remember to make reservations as the restaurant is super busy.

Food: The menu featured all the familiar favorites of Thai cuisine, with plenty of variety for both spicy and mild palates. I ordered the Khao Soi, one of my all-time favorite Thai dishes. I’ve tried it at many different restaurants, and each place has its own version, especially when it comes to spice level. I’m not someone who handles spicy food well, but this one had just the right amount of heat—enough to give it a pleasant kick without being overwhelming. The dish was beautifully presented and full of flavor, with tender noodles and a creamy, fragrant broth that tied everything together perfectly. I also tried the Thai Iced Coffee, which was strong, bold, and energizing, though next time I think I’ll go for the Thai Iced Tea for something smoother and more refreshing. The only small downside was that a few side dishes, like the coconut rice, weren’t available that day. Overall, though, the food was delicious and satisfying. Service: The staff were kind, professional, and very attentive. They greeted us warmly, took our order quickly, and made sure everything came out just right. We visited on a Saturday afternoon, and it wasn’t too busy, which made for a relaxing experience. The team checked in just enough to make sure we were happy with our meal while letting us enjoy our conversation. Ambiance: The atmosphere was lovely and thoughtfully designed, with beautiful Thai-inspired décor that created a warm and inviting space. I especially liked the small Thai shop inside, which added a unique touch to the restaurant. If I hadn’t been in a hurry, I would have loved to browse through it. The entire place was clean, cozy, and comfortable, with a calm vibe that made it easy to unwind. It’s also conveniently located near the subway, which makes it an ideal spot to stop by for a meal or even to grab a quick coffee before heading out.

You may already know Pii Nong Thai. I like this location more cuz I can browse their little market for Thai snacks, sauces, and goodies. We ordered: • Papaya salad with fermented crab • Green coconut curry • Deluxe sea & land tower: this definitely made for sharing so it's best to order if you're coming with a big group. Gorgeous presentation, but a bit hit or miss. • Seafood thick sauce on fried rice: it looked great but the taste was just ok. • The durian sticky rice was creamy and bold, and the Bua Loy was comforting. Still a decent spot to come back to for Thai food, imo

🌟 First time giving a full 5 stars — truly impressed! The food, the atmosphere — everything was spot on. The moment I stepped in, it felt like I was instantly transported to Thailand. The decor and vibe gave me that perfect vacation feeling. Absolutely wonderful. The food was flavorful and distinctive. I was especially surprised by the stir-fried morning glory — it tasted just like the Thai version I had back in Taiwan. The beef was incredibly tender and paired beautifully with the onions. The Tom Yum soup was also rich and delicious. Dishes came out very quickly, and the staff were warm and friendly. The only dish that didn’t quite meet my expectations was the pasta with clams. I was so excited to try it because I’ve had a similar version in Taiwan, but this one seemed a bit too heavily sauced, which overpowered the natural brininess of the clams. I would love to see a version that lets the ingredients shine through more — that would be truly perfect. That said, this Thai spot already captures a much stronger sense of authentic Asian flavor than most other Thai restaurants in Toronto. It hasn’t been overly Westernized, and you can really feel the spirit of Asia in every bite!