Spoon & Fork Thai & Vietnamese Cuisine

The food is acceptable — but the attitude is not. I’ve always been a little disappointed in this place (you’re in a strip mall — no need to be so rude) — but at my last take out they SCREWED up and gave me someone else’s order.
When I went BACK to get the second half that was forgotten — they told me I hadn’t paid for it all the first time — it was all very confusing — and when I finally arrived back @ work I added what I had paid across the two trips to realize that I had been charged an additional $ 14. When I called I was told it was because I had ordered ‘the dinner size’ by NOT specifying it was a lunch order @ 12:01 pm. I have placed this same order, numerous times and never had to specify, NOR was it physically different in size than the ‘lunch’ meal I have had a million times.
For my trouble, I was offered a 10% discount on my next order, that I have not, nor will I be returning for. In order to recoup — my $ 14 I would need to place an order for $ 140. So, on my regular lunch meal I would get $ 1.20. Still out a whole meal. Did I mention I made 2 trips?
Long and short — the children are taking over this previously family run chain and running it into the ground. I have been a customer at multiple locations over the past 10 years and I will not be setting foot in another again. Clearly, they think their patrons are stupid. Be sure to check your bill AND that they haven’t charged you from one of their mystery menu’s (they have them @ Prince Sushi two doors down as well).
End of the day — this was ALL caused because they made a mistake. It’s busy at lunchtime — I get it. Had they just owned up to their mistake — rather than make up more BS stories — they wouldn’t have lost a regular customer AND earned this review. Enjoy that $ 14 — it’s the last of my $$ you’ll be seeing.

Possibly the best shrimp Phở I ever had. Great tasting broth and loaded with shrimp and veggies. Better have a reservation for lunch or come early as tough to get a seat at noon just walking in. Service is very good with staff attentive, fast and friendly!

I decided to try this place out as it was the only viet place around the area and I was craving phở.
The phở was done extremely poor as the broth was very salty and dark which from first look you can tell its not very «traditional». The beef was super over cooked and aside from that I don’t really remember much about it. For $ 9 (small) I can really find much better phở basically.
My friend ordered a pad Thai instead which looked pretty decent.

Priced too high but good tasting food and they’re quick to get food to the table, which is great for short lunch breaks. Drink menu is not that great though.

Crazy good thai food… couldn’t figure what to order, the waiter offered to surprise me. What followed was a couple appetizers and an entrée that were immaculately prepared and tasted beautiful. The staff were constantly keeping the tables in order, and the cleanliness was very refreshing. Best Thai I’ve had in Canada!

Spoon and Fork is a chain of restaurants across Toronto and the GTA, but every location seems to be different. I know them more for their all you can taste menu, but this location in particular did not have such menu (unless they do it for dinner… not entirely sure. We came for lunch, so it was pretty packed. Menu is mainly Thai with minor Vietnamese options. Prices are higher than most Thai and Viet places as well.
Ordered the Thai Sauté Chicken, which is chicken cooked with crisp spinach and a red peanut sauce. The chicken itself was actually pretty good. The sauce, though way too thick, had good taste and had all the taste of peanuts despite the look of it. The crispy spinach on the bottom was great. Salty to the point where I thought it was actually seaweed. Portion sizes were good and they give plenty of rice too.
Service was OK. Seems like the server was being rushed, but he had to attend to a few other tables. The food was good and so were the portions, but the prices are a tad high. The place itself is rather nice and it is small, so understandable.

At first glance, looks like a decent place for lunch or dinner
menu is extensive, price is fair
Taste is off for dishes I tried whether Thai, Viet, Japanese
Been here a handful of times and not a favorite
Staff not pleasant, will not be returning

Okee dokee folks… here it is, work near YYZ? Don’t have a ton of time for lunch? Have a thing for Asian food? Well… Spoon & Fork can fill that lunch hankering :-)
I recently visited Toronto for business and was in the Mississauga area, by Eglinton… and had a craving for Asian food! Instead of driving all over the GTA, this lovely joint was minutes away. I had heard mixed reviews from my fellow team mates, but had to try it out for myself.
We arrived just after noon and were quickly seated (4 total). Now, I’m all about fast service, but the waiter seemed to think we could read the entire menu in the seconds it took us to literally take out seats. After we had 5 minutes to review the menu (and being asked twice if we were ready), I landed on Basil Fried Rice (with chicken).
Aside from aggressive waiters, our food only took minutes to prep, cook and materialize on our table. Seriously… woah. I love my rice and this dish wasn’t bad, not the best, but definitely filled my craving. Power wok cooked with large chunks of chicken, sliced onions/​peppers and a mild spice (maybe too hot for some?!).
Pricing wasn’t terrible ($ 10CAD), fast service and free parking yo!

I work in the area and have been to this location multiple times. I always order the green thai curry because it is delicious! I have come here with multiple colleagues who have ordered various dishes off the menu and always found them enjoyable.
This location is always busy especially during lunch time so making a reservation is highly recommended. The management/​servers could be more friendly. They also seem to have issues with the concept of «individual bills». If you are on a time crunch, this could cause some delays.

This is a fun restaurant & my group really enjoyed the «All You Can Taste» dinner menu! Nice variety of items.
The Bangkok Street Style Pad Thai was light, spicy & delicious. I enjoyed all of their appetizers, especially the yam & shrimp tempura, chicken lettuce wraps, and spring rolls. The sushi was fine.
Just note the service is not great. They didn’t bring a number of items I ordered (including water, even after asking for it twice), and service was a bit inattentive &
not very friendly.
Fun place though! Nice dining room & concept.

Went there with my team. Food is alright but service sucks. The server was not patient with my friend while she was deciding what to eat. The server did not wait 10 seconds and they gave me pork which I can not eat. Took a long time for them to bring the check even though it wasn’t busy. 2.5÷5 for me.

My husband used to work near this Spoon & Fork location (on Eglinton) for years and visited it quite regularly. He got to know the owner and some of the servers and, even when I met them, they were just lovely people.
On a lot of Friday nights he would bring home dinner and, in my opinion, the food was always fresh, authentic, tasty and made with pride. The calamari was cooked to perfection — very tender but crispy (not greasy) on the outside. I could eat a whole platter if my stomach allowed me! The Vietnamese spring rolls are a must try — something I’ve never had before. I’ve only ever had the Pad Thai and Curry Pad Thai and they are amazing — noodles cooked el dente, right amount of sauce and all fresh ingredients — they also make a crazy hot homemade sauce that’s very flavorsome but extremely hot; one time it even burned through the container. My husband usually would get the seafood green curry — I thought it wasn’t bad but, for my taste buds, very fragrant. He would mostly get the Phở Seafood, which is only offered at lunch and pretty much dirt cheap, and bring it home sometimes. I’m not a huge fan of Phở but, compared to others, I thought it reigned supreme.
It’s a nice, little, charming restaurant that would be great for an intimate dinner. I know it gets crazy busy at lunch though — it you like Thai food, give it a try as it won’t disappoint; even you wallet will like it!

I was in town for work and this place was walking distance from my hotel so i decided to try it for dinner. Service was fine, as I was seated and had my order taken promptly.
The entrée was pretty good overall — warm glass noodles with mixed vegetables and tofu. The flavors worked well together, but it was a bit lacking on both the tofu (only 4 – 5 pieces) and the mushroom (only 2 pieces). Still, I would order it again.
Unfortunately, i made the mistake of getting the mango coconut sticky rice for dessert. The mango was not even close to ripe, and actually quite hard. It should never have been served. Also, the dish was not entirely sticky rice, as at least half was some sort of purple rice. It should have been all sticky rice. Quite a disappointing dessert.
Combine the good entrée with poor dessert and you get 3 stars

Stopped in for a late lunch and was seated promptly. Both the soup and Traditional Pad Thai were tasty and temperature hot. The Pad Thai had a little spice but definitely not overwhelming.
Servers were attentive and I was in and out in :25 min. By myself so not much conversation to be had, hence the quick turn.
I would go back.

Nice place for lunch if you work in the offices around the area. Tends to get super busy around that time, so call in advance to make a reservation if you can. The lunch specials aren’t bad for their price points but nothing spectacular. Definitely not my go-​to Thai/​Viet place but with it’s location, it’s convenient for those times at the office when you’re looking for something oriental for lunch.

Co-​worker and I stopped in for Phở for lunch. Busy as heck but there was 1 table open when we got there, thank god.
The phở was good! We had some ginger honey tea and the basic beef phở, and both were very yummy. Prices were good, service was friendly and fast.
Will be going back for sure! Like others said, best to go a bit before or after noon hour.

Have eaten lunch here many times. The Thai dishes are tasty, always just the right amount of lemongrass, coconut, peanut, garlic and other essential flavour profiles. The protein portions are generous, and the vegetables are never overcooked. If looking for a lunch, arrive early as it’s very busy from 12 to 1. Clean, tidy dining room and efficient staff who don’t hover.

Warning: Located between a bunch of office complexes, so lunchtime gets pretty busy.
Ordered the squid salad and phở shrimp. The squid salad was in a delicious sauce with mangoes, onions and bell peppers. Ate it all except for the excessively chewy squid, which I gagged on a few times. The phở was good as well, not too salty. Overall, the food was good, but nothing to rave about. Service was wicked fast and friendly though, really appreciated that.

Went there to have their Pad Thai, the waitress recommended I take the Bangkok Street Pad Thai instead because I didn’t like spicy food. Service was above average, food quality was also above average, but so was the price.
I got the Bangkok Street Pad Thai with Vegetables and Tofu, felt like veggie tonight. It was portioned just right, not too much and not too little. However, there wasn’t really much room for dessert once the food had settled in. At $ 11 + taxes and tip for the dish, it is more than what I would normally want to pay for, but the extra money did show for their service, cleanliness (aside from the one fly that seems to be plaguing them forever, they may have been keeping it as a pet) and food quality.
No free wi-​fi.

The appies were good but nothing out of the ordinary. For lunch I had the Green Curry Chicken which had a good spicy punch to it.
What stopped this from being a 3 star review was the staff. They seemed to just want to push you through so they could get an extra flip on the table before the lunch rush was over. Because there was a big group of us that wasn’t happening. The staff was short and to the point; here’s your food, eat it and get out.