D&D Thai Fusion

Delicious food court food located at the Shoppes of The Parkway in Richmond Hill (Hwy7/​Leslie).
Prices are decent, and seems to be good quality. They have a small but nice selection of chinese/​thai/​breakfast/​snack dishes.
I try something new each time, but I miss the fish soup noodle from before. I thought it was better than the current style.

I admit it. I came here by accident; originally I meant to eat at Thai 8 Café, but I forgot the name of the stall as I was walking into the Shoppes. Since I came from the Highway 7 entrance and walked around to the food court, I missed the Thai 8 Café sign until after I ordered from here.
Shouldn’t be that bad, right? I ordered the «famous» pad thai. For $ 6.50 including tax and drink, it was definitely a sweet deal, and I honestly didn’t expect much from it… aside from the fact it took over 20 minutes for the food to be ready.
Obviously it was nowhere near the best pad thai I’ve had, but for $ 6.50 it was good. The quantity was definitely there, and I doubt you would be able to finish it for lunch unless you’re extremely hungry. The noodles, however, were on the soggy side, and I found the lemon flavour to be too strong. If you’re literally broke and can’t afford a $ 8 pad thai, this place would suffice for you.
Next time I’ll choose the actual correct Thai food stall.

Great value for the $$ spent!
A place hidden in a food court of Sheraton Parkway Hotel in Richmond Hill… it’s unfortunate, I think I’d go there more often if they have a little dine-​in place.
This place has many good items on the menu, my favourite would be the fish noodles in soup… don’t forget to ask for their house blend spicy sauce! It is addictive!
I have also tried other menu items such as, their spicy fish + vermicelli stir fry… another good item as well!
As Asian cooking can be a little oily, you can always ask for less oil/​salt/​additional spice etc.
I can’t be biased, as much as I love all item (s) that I’ve tried… the pro and con about this place is that, it’s made in front of you… meaning, if there’s a line-​up, then you’d have to wait… but I think it’s totally worth it! Yup, I’m a fan!