Reviews Streat Thai

Been to Streat Thai so many times till i lost count. All the food is delicious. Nice and good ambience, made u feel like you are in a street of Thailand enjoying thai food.

Reasonable priced and delicious food. Their braised beef soup noodles is a must-order. Weekday lunch hour is usually packed and it's outdoor kinda setting so be prepared to get sweaty from the weather and spiciness from food.

Sedap dan harga berpatutan..tomyam dia sgt flavourful sama mcm kat Thailand👍👍 isi dalam dia pun best sbb banyak dan sedap..caramel milk tea rasa sangat sedap dan mango sticky rice dia menarik dan mangga manis elok..cuma roti tu jela tak recommended sgt sbb agak pricy dan rasa dia biasa saja, dip dia tu tak rasa sgt sbb dia lebih bnyk campuran condensed milk..kalau nak tengok menu yg latest boleh pegi kat website dia : http://www.eatatstreat.com/menu/ Overall memang recommended sbb sedap dan service yg baik ✨ (btw ni review makan dekat new branch di Bangsar South👍)

The ambience and the food is good. The restaurant is suitable if you want to have food in group. It is pork free restaurant but they do sell beers.

The taste is really Thai. I'm Thai haha. It's good to go with friends. The restaurant are clean. The waiters are polite. Love it. #somtum #thaitea #laab

The tomyam is just ok for me. Overall good. The service is quite fast as well. The price is above average as it’s quite pricey for me to eat during lunch hour.

Good for a casual and relaxing meal. Try the Tom yum soup which has a good balance of spicy, sour, and slightly creamy, which makes it delicious! Order the absolutely spot on crispy chicken wings and the Thai fish cakes to share. Other dishes we ordered were the bakes fish (which was fresh), green curry (a little watery), hotpot (only if you like beef and its internals), omelet (normal), etc. We also had a free pad Thai with the Christmas promotion, but that was just average. I will definitely come back for the chicken wings and the tom yum soup alone. Price is mid range.

This place is the place to go to if you want to get a Thai fix fast, without any fancy schmancy frills, not on a first date or not intending to propose to your girlfriend. Essentially you come here to eat and leave right after. Just think of a Thai mamak and you'd get the picture.

The pad thai I tried was absolutely spot on and delicious! However the tofu red curry was runny, oily and tasteless. The tofu in tamarind was mehhhh. It wasn't great but it wasn't bad either. You could barely tell it was tamarind sauce as it tasted like soya sauce to me. It was lacking something.

As for the set up, I do give them credit for it. However the ventilation and air conditioning (if any) is in dire need of some looking into. Doesn't make you want to stay to have that dessert and that beer or three.

Service was decent though. They knew how to attend to their customers and provide options to us vegetarians.

The pad thai will definitely get me to come back again, this time maybe in the evening.

Come for authentic thai streat food at a reasonable price but of coz don't expect superb food.the taste is alright if once a while u hav cravings for thai food but u dont want to pay a hefty price. The staff here are thai and quite friendly while patiently taking ur order n i would say they are quite attentive.they also have a live band on weekends but they tend to change the singers.

Tried:
- braised beef noodles which is quite yummy.
- fried chicken wings: yummy n crunchy.mus try.(3pcs -rm10.90)
- pineapple fried rice : acceptable but i hav tasted better
- chicken rice : normal only
- tomyam soup : yummy n spicy
- tomyam porridge : creamy and yummy.mus try.(Weekdays before 6pm not available)
- chicken chop rice : a bit dry but the chicken is tasty and crunchy.
- pad thai noodles : in thailand the taste is better but this is acceptable also.
- fried fritters : i didnt get to try it yet but i heard the banana is good, hence it is always sold out.(Rm0.80 per pc)
- fried kailan with salted fish : the kailan is nice and cruncy but the taste is a bit too salty due to the salted fish.(Rm13.90)
- fish cake : its a patty fish cake served with some nutty sauce.i feel the taste is ok only.i rather order their fried chicken.(Rm10.90)
- tofu in tamarind sauce : the sauce is a bit sourish and its nice but i didnt like the type of tofu used.prefer the normal white tofu.
- drink butterfly pea soda : it has a soda with lychee syrup taste with a hint of lime( quite refreshing)(rm4.90)
- thai shaved ice : not to my liking as it is mainly shaved ice with syrup served with sweet potato,pumpkin and yam at the side.i still prefer our usual msian ice kachang. (Rm8.90)
- red ruby dessert : also not to my liking as the taste is different from those you savour at some thai shops. Maybe too much coconut milk.(Rm6.90)

Now they hav delivery to nearby areas.Within July 2017 is free but after they will charge starting from rm5 onwards.

Streat Thai is one of the busiest restaurants in Jaya One for a good number of reasons. While its pork free menu may not please everyone, it certainly appeals to most diners. Food is affordably priced and not to mention the atmosphere is always lively and vibrant. Also, they don’t believe in substituting ingredients for the sake of being a pork free establishment. For example, you will definitely not find ‘moo ping’ made with chicken – they’d rather omit it from the menu completely. Bold decision, but an appreciated one.