Thai Noodle ก๋วยเตี๋ยวไทย(Guay Tiew Thai)

Place deserves a higher rating. Staff was friendly, food was good, place was clean. Tasted like real home style Thai. Order the drunken noodles thank me later. Cho Chee Pla was tasty. Boyfriend and I don’t even like Basa- but we came back a few days later just for this dish.

Delicious as always! I came here on my lunch break from work and ordered the Tofu Khao Soi and an Iced Thai Coffee. After tax and tip, I spent $31. Very delicious, nutritious, flavourful meal! I love the smell of Thai cuisine so much! The worker who took my order was very friendly and nice :)

Very happy to find this cute little Thai restaurant. We had the Khao Soi (very good, flavourful), chicken pad Thai (very good, tastes unique compared to some other pad thais), Green curry tofu (insanely hot but good), Tom Yam Koong Sai Sen (very good, very flavourful), and Ba Mee (pork; was ok...everything was in the soup but somehow still tasted dry. Noodles and soup was good.) Service was excellent. Service with a smile, very accommodating. Not above coming back because of the server. Atmosphere was warm, quaint and had a nice view of the weird intersection. Next time I'm probably going to stick to the Khao Soi or Pad Thai. Very, very good good value for very good food.

Was in the area to go do something important and was feeling a bit hungry as it was peak lunch hour and the tummy was growling. Decided to give Thai noodle a try as I was feeling for some Thai food. They had a sign that displayed their daily lunch specials between 12-3pm. Walked in and it felt the ambient vibe with a couple that just finished their meal. As I paid for the meal (Tofu pad Thai) I was told it would be around 15mins. That was pretty good timing as lunch hour you are given 1hr and back to work. The food wasn’t too bad, it came with a quarter slice lime and a bunch of tofu which I shared among my four legged friends as I took it to go. Will give this place another go when I’m in the area for a quick bite.

We are travelling in Toronto without a sophisticated plan ahead the trip. Randomly picked a walking distance Thai restaurant from the apartment we are staying. It was a very decent meal served by a tiny restaurant 600 meters away. The appetizer grilled calamari was slightly undercooked from my cooking experience, otherwise, the general score should be higher. I ordered boat noodle bowl with beef, it was a popular dish suggested by the server and I enjoyed it. My husband chose the Pad Thai with chicken, the portion was big and the flavour was good. The meal ended with the typical dessert, mango and sticky rice with coconut milk which was yummy as we expected.

BEST Tofu Fresh Roll ever! So delicious with a crunchy peanut sauce so different from any other! A MUST during your visit to Toronto if you LOVE Fresh Rolls and Veggie Soup! The Veggie Soup was so light and clean tasting enough for 2! Enjoy!

11/10 restaurant food is beyond amazing. I recommend chicken pad gra pao. The boat noodles and tom yum noodles soup were good too. Everything we got was absolutely delicious. The Thai tea is 100% a must!

Absolutely lovely small family-run restaurant. Come here for good authentic food - it’s not fancy, it’s just great.

Visited Thai Noodle for lunch on a weekend and it wasn't very busy. It was quiet for a Saturday but It became more busy later in the afternoon. This restaurant offers both dine in and takeout options. Parking is paid street parking (Green P) Lunch specials are offered from 12-3pm and prices are reasonable. Items ordered were the Thai Noodle Khao Soi (Tofu) and Seafood Ba Mee (Egg Noodle). The taste and overall flavours felt very authentic. Loved the spices in the Thai Noodle dish! Portion was reasonable in comparison to the price and quality of the food. Overall, the people here were very kind. Service is a bit slow but there was only one server at the time. He still made effort to check up on us and make sure we had everything we needed. I would be happy to visit and try out their other dishes when I'm in the area. I definitely recommend!

Was in the area to go do something important and was feeling a bit hungry as it was peak lunch hour and the tummy was growling. Decided to give Thai noodle a try as I was feeling for some Thai food. They had a sign that displayed their daily lunch specials between 12-3pm. Walked in and it felt the ambient vibe with a couple that just finished their meal. As I paid for the meal (Tofu pad Thai) I was told it would be around 15mins. That was pretty good timing as lunch hour you are given 1hr and back to work. The food wasn't too bad, it came with a quarter slice lime and a bunch of tofu which I shared among my four legged friends as I took it to go. Will give this place another go when I'm in the area for a quick bite.

This Thai restaurant is very authentic. One of the easiest way to tell is that they play Thai techno music in the background. Beef boat noodles were good, with a variety of toppings; the beef balls were very bouncy. It was slightly spicy. The portion of noodles itself was small though. Guay jab was the better of the 2 dishes (though both were good). The crispy fried pork was very tasty. The soup had a good herbal taste & was a touch salty. The noodles were a bit off though: not the flat broad sheets but normal rice noodles. Black diamond boba Thai iced tea used jelly (not boba). The tea was good but it was not mixed properly & there was too much ice.

Around the area for work and decided to drop into Thai Noodle for some takeout. Great lunch Specials from $9.99 to $10.99. I decided to try the Phad Thai with Chicken $9.99 which includes spring roll and a small salad on the side. The spring roll was delicious. The phad thai was a good size portion for lunch. I would like the noodles more if it wasn't so sticky and a bit more firm but overall nice Thai flavours with peanuts, onions, firm tofu and like the added lime for freshness. I would definitely go back and try their curry dishes next time.

I enjoy eating Thai food a lot and I found this place after I finished a chiro session and wanted to treat myself. I was seated immediately as there was no one in the store. I ordered pad kee mao and waited for my food and while I waited, I noticed that the waiter kind of stiffened because another customer came in. I could tell the customer was also new to this restaurant (like I was) and I felt like the waiter was really rude to the customer. He was giving the customer attitude when it was unnecessary, he was standing there just staring at the customer while he was deciding to order. When the food came, it looked really good but I found it a bit too oily from me (from looking at how glossy the noodles were). While I was almost finished with my meal, the waiter just decided to leave???? Like he just walked out of the store without telling the customers anything. I didn't know what to do but there was someone by the cash dealing with something and so I walked up to him and paid for my food. Definitely an odd experience & I do not think I'd return.

My number go-to when it comes to ordering in is Thai food, and I thought I'd tried all the Thai joints near me, so I was pleasantly surprised to discover Thai Noodle on one of those food-delivery apps. This being the first time I tried Thai Noodle, I obviously had to give them the Pad Thai test. (If a Thai joint can't get Pad Thai right, I'm ready to immediately write them off.) I decided to go with the Homestyle Pad Thai ("Rice noodles stir fried in Thai noodle homestyle pad thai sauce with shrimp, chicken, tofu, egg, bean sprouts, chives, dried shrimp, and preserved cabbage and sprinkled with ground roasted peanuts"), though I suppose I'm curious about their plain Pad Thai, too. Next time, perhaps. Anyway, it's an above-average version of the venerable dish. The various components are all cooked quite well, and the flavor of the sauce is definitely on point (albeit just a tad on the sweet side). I suppose my one complaint is that the whole dish was somewhat lacking in texture (i.e. it became a little mushy the more I ate it). But I was otherwise (and mostly) completely satisfied. (I also want to note that I requested the dish extra spicy, even though that wasn't an option, and the heat level was just about perfect.)

Walked in placed takeout order, was amazed and surprised the size of the container was large and full of chicken fried rice, excellent service as well young lady polite and very well mannered, took order was low price under $20 ... its my goto place when im in that neighborhood -- StClair Av West at Vaughn... lunch under $15...enjoy !! eat i /takeout service both available cheers !!

Really enjoyed the flavorful food and the wonderful service! Got the curry pad Thai noodles and beef panang curry! Very delicious!! The quantity is genero and very filling.

Love their noodles. I ordered 2 types of noodles Pad See Ew and Pad Thai very very Delicious. The papaya salad I was not a big fan of it was to sweet and not enough salty in it. The spring rolls were so fresh and crispy very delicious. Overall I would recommend trying their noodles and spring rolls

Wide range of options for both food and drinks (e.g., they have many kinds of teas including Thai iced tea). Tasty food.

So, as pointed out by the good folks at Yelp!, the changing landscape during Covid has also changed our reviewing methods. No longer is the atmosphere of any real concern, and neither is presentation the same. Hey, it's the new world of eating out and its becoming more normal as we go along. That being said, I ended up here after passing by it many a time for a brief period when I lived at Eglinton west and after another place didn't accept VISA, I ended up here to get my dinner. Good Pad Thai, flavor isn't too strong and not overly sweet. It was a bit fishier than I like, but it worked. Serving size is a bit underwhelming but it's enough, and the spring rolls are pretty standard, but taste good and are a handy size to eat without being awkward. Staff is friendly. They were pretty busy, but apologized for the wait mkre than a few times. Prices not unfair. Worth checking out!

Came here for lunch and tried the thom Kua soup and tofu veggie fresh spring rolls. Enjoyed both of them and the people are also nice. Prices are decent. I'll have to come back and try their pad Thai.

My friend has eaten her numerous times and has loved everything she has eaten. She had eggplant this time. That said it was my first time there and with a name like Thai noodle, shouldn't your noodle dishes be awesome???? I had the pad Thai. Was very disappointed, lacked the flavour you'd expect in Thai food. No spicy, sour, sweet combination on my tongue! I'd try it again for the other dishes. I ended up cooking pad Thai at home to get my fix!!

Real tasty, some dishes are ridiculously high priced but other than that it was yummy. Wish I had known about this place before, now I'm moving away.

This place has the most authentic thai dishes I have tried so far. I love their pad sew and house pad thai, they even have the lunch special menu with combo. Staffs are friendly and really nice. There is no parking but you could park on the street Vaughan and Ellsworth ave free 1 hour, there also green P in front of the restaurant.

My wife and I arrived at this establishment 1 hour and 15 minutes before closing time, and I asked the waiter where the washroom was and he pointed me the directions. After I came back to take a seat the waiter asked my wife and I if we were ready to order. Keep in mind this is the same waiter I asked where the washroom was and he saw me take a seat and approached our table. My wife and I were rushed to order since he came the second time 3 minutes afterwards. We ordered our food and my wife got the Thai noodle soup and I got the pad Thai. The Thai noodle soup had no flavor and there was only 2 scoops of noodles and tasted like water mixed with garlic paste and oil. My wife loves chicken and to pick out the chicken from the soup and to place it on a different plate means something. She informed me that it a absolutely did not taste like chicken, and also looked like another animals meat. $9 for flavorless hot water questionable "chicken" soup. The soup as well smelled like wet dog. The chicken pad Thai smelled awful. It smelled like wet dog and I could not bear the smell. It was a very small portion for $10. The customer service is terrible. We were never asked for our beverages and as well if we wanted any dessert afterwards. There are other Thai places around the area that are far more superior than this place such as green pepper Thai and Pho Xua.

Thai Noodle Guay Tiew Thai 62 Vaughan Road Toronto, ON 416-652-0200 Once called Taste of Thai House, the space at 62 Vaughan Road at the intersection of Vaughan Road and St. Clair Avenue West, is now Thai Noodle. From the on-line reviews on-line, the renovations occurred early in November of 2013 when it was still Taste of Thai House. So some questions arise... Is the new Thai Noodle owned by the same owners of Thai House? Is this Thai Noodle Guay Tiew Thai related to the one of the same name that closed recently on Baldwin in Kensington Market? The Urban Foodie does not have a concrete answer but decided to check out the new Thai Noodle. One of the dishes that were ordered was the Home Style Pad Thai ($11.99). It is on the sweet side but not as sweet as the Pad Thai offered at the often lauded Sukho Thai. It comes with the standard Pad Thai ingredients such as peanuts, been sprouts, tofu and green onions. On top were two jumbo shrimp. Tiny dried shrimp, not a usual ingredient, were a welcome addition scattered throughout. The salty dried shrimp cut through the sweetness. The Pad Thai was small in quantity Beef Khao Soi ($11.99) was also ordered. Northern Thai Khao Soi is a dish that contains fried and boiled egg noodles in a curry-like sauce containing coconut milk. This particular preparation also had red onions and pickled mustard greens. Artistically speaking, the fried noodles could have been stacked higher. The friend noodles were also way too salty. The curry was rich however and infused the tender beef pieces with flavour. Some of the beef pieces had a gelatinous, cartilage layer which just made the beef even better (if you like that kind of thing). It was surprising that the Chicken Panaeng Curry ($10.99) did not come with any rice. But it was definitely the best dish of the night. The curry was rich and thick. It was aromatic with excellent peanut flavour. The Jasmine rice ($1.99) that was ordered was creatively served in a star shaped format. While there were hits and misses, a trip to Thai Noodle can be warranted for a casual night out.

Great place to eat near Bathurst and St Clair West. Very friendly and FAST service. We liked it so much that we will visit again when staying at the RISE

Appalling and embarrassingly cheap customer service with more concern for making a buck (or three in my case) than maintaining regular and/or repeat business. After telling them that, "despite being a regular customer of more than a year, I would no longer be giving (them) service" following an awful experience which I won't get in to all the details of - I was met with the reply "Ok - bye". 100% would not recommend. Don't waste your time and money here - any Thai place in the area would be a far better option.

We Ordered food here before but this time decided to eat there , don't exactly remember what we Ordered but it was good throughout from the crispy spring rolls to the sweet an sour soup to the other dishes. Yummy yummy and real authentic. The waiter was soft and nice too. Highly recommended

This place has gone WAY down hill. This would be my go to take out and lately the dishes are embarrassingly small. The takeout container was not even 1/2 full!!! Will not be ordering ever again!

I will stress the food is good! I ordered the Spicy Basil Chicken lunch special and was delighted by it. My gripe is with the crappy service I received! It was SO bad that I just had to come to Yelp to complain :( First it started off okay, the young lady showed me to my table but that is where the good service stopped. There was 2 other tables, so it was not busy AT ALL but she seemed to rush around like it was. Background: I was a server, in a high demand establishment where flipping multiple tables during your shift was very common. I understand high volume and how to multitask and time manage so I maybe a little biased. Still, service is service and if you cannot handle 3 tables you need to reevaluate your job. 3 more tables came in after me, an older gentleman and a couple of men plus a family. It took her after giving those people their menu's, to give me mine. I was beginning to get annoyed. She then proceeded to serve the other tables BEFORE me, they got their appetizers first, she took their order first, replenished their waters, etc... you get the point. When I ordered, I ordered a coke. I never received it. I was too pissed off to bother, once I FINALLY received my food, I quickly just ate it (again the food was yummy and I would prolly order take out from them again). When I went to pay, I asked for my change. She never gave me my change!!! I actually had to physically get up from my table to the cash register to tell her that I wanted my change. She told me "Oh I thought it was my tip" I laughed. No, you do not deserve a tip! And I left. I would have given this place a 1 star but the food was good so I cannot rate it that low. Again, I maybe biased regarding my desire to have adequate service but honestly, rule of thumb for serving is whoever you show the table to first, orders first unless they (the customer) is too busy or calls you off. I never indicated I did not want to order. I am a new customer, and you should want to bring new customers in with amazing service. I am not impressed and will not be returning for sit down service.

Food is decent but the service is beyond terrible especially if you order in my telephone or go in to eat in person. They admittedly prioritize their Uber eats orders over customers who call in their orders and make customers who are just running in to pick ups their orders which they were told would be 20 minutes wait in excess at least 20+ minutes.

Solid Thai food without being spectacular, the flavours are familiar but there is something lacking, perhaps it has to something to do with us ordering delivery instead of dining in.

Quick service for excellent Pad Thai, not unlike Thai Express recipe but the noodles were cooked perfectly!

Worth the short trip to pick it up yourself. Best Thai takeout in the area. We "discovered" them last month & have ordered from them three times since then. Honestly, IDK what "authentic Thai flavour" is since I've never been to Thailand, so bear that in mind... Thai Noodle's dishes have a more complex & varied, i.e. enjoyable flavour profile versus their counterparts' typical drowning most everything in salt, no joke. We've had: curry pad thai w beef, curry pad thai w vegetable, pad thai w beef, red curry chicken (I recommend getting coconut rice w it), pad woon sen w chicken, & mango sticky rice for dessert. All quite satisfactory & consistent from one order to the next. Servings are a decent size. Good value for money. They're on our list of regular takeout places now. TIP: they seem to be short on delivery staff so it can take an hour (maybe more, maybe less) to get the food to your door. Our solution: hubby makes the 25 mins TTC round trip to pick it up. BTW, it only took 15-20 mins for our food to be ready -- fast as pizza! Ask them how long for pick up & how long for delivery so you can get a time estimate :)

Food is okay however, I'd like to emphasize their customer service on this review. When me and my friend dined in here last March 30th about 2pm, I noticed that they don't greet their customers as they come in. They stare at you instead of saying "Hi or Welcome". I also noticed that same day, a lady walked in and sat down and just waited for the waiter to give her a menu but restaurant staff never did. So the lady walked out of the restaurant. I think this place would be great if staff would practice and show more excellent customer service to guests. Not so impressed at all. Customer service goes a long way.

A pretty nice authentic Thai restaurant along Vaughan and St. Clair. Very nice & well-lit restaurant, the servers were friendly and accommodating. Price is just right. We ordered the chicken and shrimp pad-thai, it's the best!! Unique and tasty Thai beverages for $4.99, (we ordered the Thai iced tea w/ lots of Ice cubes),quite pricey but worth trying out.Tried the green curry but for some reason we find it watery and not much chicken meet, other than that, it's a little spicy however it tastes great!!

BEYOND RUDE AND UNHELPFUL avoid this place like the plague. I ordered through ubereats and the order was delayed for an hour. when I called the place, the owner had a breakdown and blamed his chef. he then hung up and uber tried to charge me - it was disputed and we won. not worth it.

My wife and I tried Thai Noodle last week as part of a long search for authentic Thai food in Toronto. We have tried many, many Thai restaurants in the last year having never found one that is truly impressive--until last week. Thai Noodle is exactly what we were looking for. Authentic Thai food with fresh ingredients and a complexity of flavours that makes you think you are in Thailand. We ordered our staple three dishes as our Thai food test: papaya salad, home style pad Thai and red curry chicken. All were absolutely delicious. Every dish had a perfect balance of flavours--sweet, sour, spicy, salty and bitter--which, for anyone that has tried making Thai food at home, is extremely difficult to get just right. There is simply a depth of flavour that only comes from a well trained chef experienced at cooking authentic Thai. Our server was friendly and attentive. Prices are very affordable. We will be back again and again and are excited to try the dishes we have not yet tasted. Thank you, Thai Noodle, for restoring our confidence that there is at least one, good authentic Thai restaurant in Toronto.

Famous for their boat noodle soup. I guess I'll be coming back for this more often when winter hits. I tried the home style pad Thai and my gosh, it was soooo good! Thai noodle never let me down..or maybe I just love Thai food in general

The food is average. It's OK for a neighbourhood that's missing good Thai food. Keep in mind that the kitchen may be very busy on the weekend for dinner. If you're getting takeout, make sure you give them enough time, or else you'll be standing in a long line of people chewing on their fingernails.

The food is very good but not worth the wait or the owners attitude towards customers. He has no problem lying to customers (especially take out) in order to get the order. We were told our order would be ready for pick up in 30 minutes. When we arrived, there was a line and we stood there for an additional 30 minutes with not so much as apology or acknowledgement we were there. While talking to others we learned, that at least 5 other parties were in the same boat. I would have attributed this to unique situation but this has now happened 3x and this is the last time we will order from there. It used to be a wonderful place but it's really gone down hill. If you're ordering from Uber, he has no respect for the Uber drivers or their customers. He told the Uber drivers to cancel clients orders and the drivers fought to ensure orders would be fulfilled. He didn't have the courage to call the customers or recognize their business. Complete disrespect. Will not visit again...and will not recommend to anyone.

I do not recommend..I have never ever been asked from any restaurant to pay extra for Rice...Food was good...Too expensive..They serve no liquor ..NOT WORTH THE MONEY

I ordered about 12 dishes for a party. It was mostly pretty good, but the pad Thai was weak. Really weak. No scallions, no bean sprouts, no basil. Not enough tamarind. Just tasted like bland, plain noodles. Other dishes were fine, but not great. Satay came with tiny portions of peanut sauce. Summer rolls were dry and also had very little of the sweet vinagre sauce. Last, our pickup estimate was 45 min, but ended up taking 1.5 hrs. Bummer.

This place was so good we tried it Saturday and went back Sunday AND ordered take out! Definitely authentic and what's special about them is having Thai noodle soup. Boat noodle is really good but normal noodle was good too. Pad Thai apparently if you want authentic you have to order the "home style" one (I ordered in Thai and that's what the Thai server recommended for me). That was also good! They have lots of Thai food to order besides noodles. Food was quite fast and service is good. Well Panang curry wasn't good but I've literally only been to one Thai restaurant that can do it right and it's in Vancouver. I'm also pretty sure there's a secret Thai menu because I saw a table of Thai ppl eating somtum with crab and I'm almost 100% sure that wasn't on the menu. I will try ordering it next time to see if the chef would indulge me lol

My co-worker and I went into the restaurant to eat lunch. We have eaten lunch here numerous of times and this would be the first time I was TOLD I must leave a tip. Don't get me wrong I believe in leaving tips for good customer service However I don't like being TOLD I HAVE to tip after I paid the bill by the waiter that did not provide good customer service. So if you plan on going to this restaurant we as customers have choices to leave or not to leave a tip please don't feel pressure. Like people said previous good customer service goes a long way.

This place is awesome. Before renovating, it was called Taste of Thai House, and the food was delicious, but the atmosphere a bit shabby. Now, the menu is the same, but is matched by very nice decor, and the service is over the top. My test of a Thai place is in the veggie spring rolls and the pad thai, and both are perfect here. Unless of course you like your pad thai ketchupy or slimy.

My go-to local Thai place. Friendly staff and good portions, the lunch special is an especially good deal. My favourite dish is probably the pad woon sen, but the curries are excellent as well (though I wish they came with rice).

I tried to use them with ubereats, the driver never delivered the meal, so because they couldn't get there $15 credit for the meal, they decided not to send a new order to me. They were not accommodating at all. Very disappointed.

Pad thai is small and taste like rubber. Stir fry vegetables the portion was stupid small.

When it was Taste of Thai house it was amazing bang for buck. Now its only so so, smaller portion sizes and expensive for what you get. Only order from them occasionally now.

Great local Thai place. We live a block away so I went in to pick it up- ordered the pad thai and the green curry. Both dishes were pretty good but it is kind of disappointing you have to order rice separately for the curry. The employee that helped me was very friendly and fast, and the interior of the place looked really nice and clean. We'll be ordering again

I am from Thailand. I can guarentee everything we ordered test great and fresh. The staff were friendly and helpful :)

Good food and even better service , i wanna point at the restaurant pretty full but the only server there was always smiling and on point. Nice people.

Lost a customer today. Worst service I've ever experienced; we almost left the place when the manager confronted us about the tips in the rudest way possible; the manager of the place was prejudiced, saying offensive things against foreigners. Educate your staff!

Been coming here for over two years for lunch and the food is always great with decent portions. Very authentic Thai and although there are other choices in the area I'm always drawn back to this place. Staff friendly as well!

The food was great! Tom yum soup and spicy eggplant was amazing! Definitely recommend. Very friendly and lovely staff

Easily the best Thai takeout I've had in the city. Cedarvale residents take note: this place destroys the regal pachyderm place on Eglinton. Highlights include their tofu cold rolls, pad thai, cashew nut beef, green curry chicken, golden tofu curry and sweet and sour chicken. Delivery is crazy fast - always comes well before the hour they quote me. Note: if you can't handle spicy food always ask for it to be made not spicy. There's usually a pleasant kick to their dishes.