Tong Tem Toh

The restaurant is spacious and well-ventilated with fans. The menu offers a variety of Northern Thai specialties. I ordered a signature platter with soft-boiled eggs, boiled vegetables, sausage, and crispy pork rinds, served with two dipping sauces: tomato and chili. It was an interesting dish, but not really to my taste. On the other hand, the fried pork was delicious, and the fried snakehead fish was quite good as well. We were a party of two and ordered five dishes, but it was too much, and we couldn’t finish everything. The coconut water was noticeably more expensive than in Vietnam. Overall, still a worthwhile experience!

This place serves northern-style food, and it’s usually packed. recommend coming in the morning to try it out. The food is delicious, and the flavors are just right. Their new menu features grilled pork ribs with a delicious sauce. They also have a variety of northern-style soups on the menu. The portions are not too big, which is great for trying out different dishes. The prices are reasonable as well. There’s a paid parking lot nearby.

I’m not sure if it’s considered exotic or just a different take on Thai cuisine. As a Thai food lover, it didn’t meet my expectations. nothing really stood out. I’m curious about the hype, there’s nothing to crave or rave about, its kind to your picket though

Highly recommended local northern Thai restaurant. Expect to queue, but the line moves pretty fast. Once you are seated and ordered your food, the food arrived pretty fast .... like 5 minutes. Faster than MacDonald. We ordered their famous charcoal grilled pork neck, pork rib and pork belly. Amazing charcoal grill umami. The fried whole tilapia was excellent, tasted really good. The minced meat fried omelette was its usual Thai goodness. The only disappointment is the stir fried vegetable, mediocre by local usual high standard. We went back and had their Red ants omelette. Taste like your usual Thai style omelette. You don't really notice the ants. Bragging opportunity for those who has not had "dare you eat" food before 😋 Overall, a great meal at a very reasonable price.

Thumb up for the food. You must try the soup, spicy and very nice. Reasonable price. Even though it is a huge crowd, waiting time is just 15 minutes, and food is served within 10 minutes.

We visited this place for dinner after going to One Nimman and Maya. We arrived a bit before 6 p.m. and were seated immediately. While the fried chicken wings and omelette were quite good, the highlight was the bamboo shoot soup with pork ribs, but it was quite spicy. As we left the restaurant, we noticed a queue forming. Compared to other local northern Thai restaurants in the area, the food and drinks here were slightly more expensive.

Really disappointing 😞 First thing the portions are very small.. its more like Tapas. The food was really quite bland and wasn't particularly fresh. Belly pork was dry and had no depth of flavour. Sunflower shoots were nice but there was literally 2 spoonfuls. Stir fried chicken with Northern curry was really odd... majority was bone and the curry part of the dish didn't seem to exist... just stir fried with some vegetables and herbs. The omelette was the tastiest... no doubt loaded with MSG. Place is cool, staff are nice but the food didn't meet our expectations... we both said we wouldn't return. Shame.

The Northern Thai Food Restaurant offers local flavors and delicious dishes. Recommended items include Thai sausage (Sai Ua), green chili (Nam Prik Num), a Northern food set, and sweet vegetable curry with red ant eggs.