ThaiZone St-Luc

Pad Thai does not measure up to its rival. The noodles in the Thai soup dish were undercooked. Even if I were offered a complimentary meal, I would not accept it.

The food was delicious, but it took 30 minutes to get our takeout order. Unfortunately, they no longer serve the spicy Tao dish, which disappointed many customers. The staff was friendly, but they didn't have an explanation for why the dish was no longer available. I don't think I will be spending $30 on an unspicy Tao again.

I'm not sure why there are bad reviews. The location is nice, the restaurant is very comfortable and clean, the service was fast, and most importantly, the food was good. The only reason I can't give it 5 stars is because it's not authentic Thai food. Still very tasty and good quality. I have had many Thai food experiences across America and this was not one of them. A good way to explain it is Thai influenced dishes. Another downside is that I only speak English and it was a bit hard for the cashier to understand me, though the menu is not huge and I could easily point to an item. I would recommend this to anyone on a budget who wants a tasty meal and a nice experience.

The food was cold, the vegetable crude, the rice overcooked and dry... The Orange Beef was imbib with juice and creamy... Oh, and the imperial roll was horrible, not to mention there was a plastic stuck inside I barely choked on it... The best part of my lunch was my Sprite. In one sentence, its an overpriced horrible meal, dont go there.

Quick, very good. a super attentive service, patient. very kind and generous with the children. food is very good, to the point and as ordered. Very satisfied each time.