Very good view from the restaurant, not very easy to find a parking but not too bad. Satay, kway chap and roti was what I ordered and I liked all of them, especially the Satay chicken skewers, very juicy although chicken was a little salty. The kway chap has good amount of pork belly and it's so satisfying.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Satay Ayam Chicken Skewers
Myra Dharani
Visited a few times over the span of three years. Food is good but it used to be tastier. The sauces seemed less flavorful but still yummyThe lunch menu is great for main dishes, but make sure to order appetizers from the regular menu.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Satay Ayam Chicken Skewers
Angelica A.
Located in the quieter part of Steveston's commercial area facing the water. From the outside, it looks small but there are tables inside and in the patio. It was a beautiful summer day so we opted to eat outside in their patio area.Loved their roti canai and curry sauce but the star of our meal was definitely the fish with mangoes. We all enjoyed the dish and finished it all. Refreshing and light perfect for summer. Fried rice was yummy, not too oily.Beef curry was ok, i found it a wee bit bland and too watery. Overall, would definitely go back for the fish dish alone and try their other curry dishes next time.
Anne C
Mango sticky rice is so good. Went back a second visit just for the dessert. Nice restaurant.
Food: 5
Service: 4
Hhh Che
Mango sticky rice and the roti was the best dessert and appetizer for the price.I see most one stars were people who ordered Thai food at a Malaysian place. I'd just recommend the more authentic options or ask the waiter for suggestions.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lisa Kim
Ordered the pad thai and was really excited for it, however, it taste completely bland. like plain noodles with no sauce or seasoning.
Angela Chan
Location is wonderful because it’s in Steveston Village, but overall the food is really lacking. Might be fine if you’re just looking for something quick, but food was just not flavourful and the plastic table and chairs weren’t comfortable. The waitress was friendly, but I wouldn’t come back.
Janis Chiu
The noodles are very yummy. Have to go back to try other dishes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Clars pang
Sorry to disappoint but the pad thai was not authentic at all... it was more like a tomato sauce noodle stick with onion.If we really have to recommend any dishes, it would be laksa & roti canai.
Linh Tran
The food sucked. What they called "chicken tomyum" was actually just chicken in spicy tomato soup, there's no flavor from lime leaf, galangal nor lemongrass. Roti canai is so so. Beef yellow curry was a terrible choice, the plainest curry I've had in the last 3 years. Instead of cooking beef chunks for a long time in the curry to make tender meat like other restaurants, they did the cheap & instant way: slicing beef into thin & small pieces. And guess what, they tried to make it worse by adding tofu puffs into curry?It's supposed to be 1 star, but I gave 2 because their ginger tea was nice. Will not come back.
Always love the food here. Lunch items are no longer a deal but food is delicious and no complaints. Just don't order the satay for lunch. Better deal as an Appetizer. Wished the Roti Canal was bigger but have to order 2 to share. Service was OK but not great. She seemed impatient.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Chloe Rachel
Took out lunch from here! We thought the lunch items contained an adequate amount of protein for the $13 price. The flavours were good but I hoped the green curry would have a bit of a sweeter taste (it was primarily spicy and a tad salty, not very sweet at all). I also wish there was more turmeric sticky rice (I paid extra to substitute white rice) to soak up the curry! The pork belly was tender and the side salad added some freshness to cut the fatty protein. The roti canai was flaky with a nice chew. We don't eat it often but had no complaints, so it was a nice introduction to this kind of flatbread!The staff were kind and able to omit a couple of requested vegetables due to dietary restrictions. We ordered on a weekend at lunch and the wait wasn't long. A bit of a hidden restaurant but one worth stopping by!
Lily Tan
I had high expectations since the resto has been around for so long now and survived the pandemic. The heck, tried it today but got disappointed because the two of my favorite dishes were just watered down. Flavour was weak, Tom yum & thai green curry coconut milk were both watered down. Flavour was just not there. The roti was good but it didn't have enough fluff, it was 2 layers probably of dough. Sad...Service was not bad, friendly and the location is very good since they're right by the water.Vegetarian options: There were vegetarian choices on the menu with lunch specialsWheelchair accessibility: I dined in and there was a senior on a wheel chair and he looks and sound happy
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Samantha Bacchus McLeod
The soup was lovely. The rendang lacked all kinds of flavours, and the green beans although crisp and well done was quite tasteless. This is so easily fixed as I am sure they will most definitely add some more depth to the dishes when they read this;-) The sambal tasted fresh and clean but again lacked the oomph to make me write home about it. I like the place, the service was great, and the ingredients good. Just more flavours please.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Giselle ZF Au
The food is horrible. Everything is so bland...Very disappointed.The curry was watery, the tom yam soup is not good.Not worth it for the price, can get better food from foodcourt.Do not recommend.Actually, the only thing that was not bad is the chicken satay skewer
Very good view from the restaurant, not very easy to find a parking but not too bad. Satay, kway chap and roti was what I ordered and I liked all of them, especially the Satay chicken skewers, very juicy although chicken was a little salty. The kway chap has good amount of pork belly and it's so satisfying.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Satay Ayam Chicken Skewers
Visited a few times over the span of three years. Food is good but it used to be tastier. The sauces seemed less flavorful but still yummyThe lunch menu is great for main dishes, but make sure to order appetizers from the regular menu.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Satay Ayam Chicken Skewers
Located in the quieter part of Steveston's commercial area facing the water. From the outside, it looks small but there are tables inside and in the patio. It was a beautiful summer day so we opted to eat outside in their patio area.Loved their roti canai and curry sauce but the star of our meal was definitely the fish with mangoes. We all enjoyed the dish and finished it all. Refreshing and light perfect for summer. Fried rice was yummy, not too oily.Beef curry was ok, i found it a wee bit bland and too watery. Overall, would definitely go back for the fish dish alone and try their other curry dishes next time.
Mango sticky rice is so good. Went back a second visit just for the dessert. Nice restaurant.
Food: 5
Service: 4
Mango sticky rice and the roti was the best dessert and appetizer for the price.I see most one stars were people who ordered Thai food at a Malaysian place. I'd just recommend the more authentic options or ask the waiter for suggestions.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered the pad thai and was really excited for it, however, it taste completely bland. like plain noodles with no sauce or seasoning.
Location is wonderful because it’s in Steveston Village, but overall the food is really lacking. Might be fine if you’re just looking for something quick, but food was just not flavourful and the plastic table and chairs weren’t comfortable. The waitress was friendly, but I wouldn’t come back.
The noodles are very yummy. Have to go back to try other dishes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sorry to disappoint but the pad thai was not authentic at all... it was more like a tomato sauce noodle stick with onion.If we really have to recommend any dishes, it would be laksa & roti canai.
The food sucked. What they called "chicken tomyum" was actually just chicken in spicy tomato soup, there's no flavor from lime leaf, galangal nor lemongrass. Roti canai is so so. Beef yellow curry was a terrible choice, the plainest curry I've had in the last 3 years. Instead of cooking beef chunks for a long time in the curry to make tender meat like other restaurants, they did the cheap & instant way: slicing beef into thin & small pieces. And guess what, they tried to make it worse by adding tofu puffs into curry?It's supposed to be 1 star, but I gave 2 because their ginger tea was nice. Will not come back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Restaurantji Recommends
Always love the food here. Lunch items are no longer a deal but food is delicious and no complaints. Just don't order the satay for lunch. Better deal as an Appetizer. Wished the Roti Canal was bigger but have to order 2 to share. Service was OK but not great. She seemed impatient.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Took out lunch from here! We thought the lunch items contained an adequate amount of protein for the $13 price. The flavours were good but I hoped the green curry would have a bit of a sweeter taste (it was primarily spicy and a tad salty, not very sweet at all). I also wish there was more turmeric sticky rice (I paid extra to substitute white rice) to soak up the curry! The pork belly was tender and the side salad added some freshness to cut the fatty protein. The roti canai was flaky with a nice chew. We don't eat it often but had no complaints, so it was a nice introduction to this kind of flatbread!The staff were kind and able to omit a couple of requested vegetables due to dietary restrictions. We ordered on a weekend at lunch and the wait wasn't long. A bit of a hidden restaurant but one worth stopping by!
I had high expectations since the resto has been around for so long now and survived the pandemic. The heck, tried it today but got disappointed because the two of my favorite dishes were just watered down. Flavour was weak, Tom yum & thai green curry coconut milk were both watered down. Flavour was just not there. The roti was good but it didn't have enough fluff, it was 2 layers probably of dough. Sad...Service was not bad, friendly and the location is very good since they're right by the water.Vegetarian options: There were vegetarian choices on the menu with lunch specialsWheelchair accessibility: I dined in and there was a senior on a wheel chair and he looks and sound happy
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
The soup was lovely. The rendang lacked all kinds of flavours, and the green beans although crisp and well done was quite tasteless. This is so easily fixed as I am sure they will most definitely add some more depth to the dishes when they read this;-) The sambal tasted fresh and clean but again lacked the oomph to make me write home about it. I like the place, the service was great, and the ingredients good. Just more flavours please.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
The food is horrible. Everything is so bland...Very disappointed.The curry was watery, the tom yam soup is not good.Not worth it for the price, can get better food from foodcourt.Do not recommend.Actually, the only thing that was not bad is the chicken satay skewer
Food: 1