Thai One On Danforth

Never ever eat in. This location seriously does a disservice to the franchise. I’m positive they only make money through delivery hence, don’t know how to handle in-​house service.
We walked in and sat ourselves. Took at least 10 minutes for the server to come out and bring the menus. While we were looking through the menu, all we could here was the server arguing with another coworker in the back. Not just a normal argument, raised voices and all. Finally she came back, we ordered spring rolls to start and our mains (Spicy basil noodles and golden curry w/​coconut rice). Food itself was sub-​par. Rice was overcooked. Terrible experience, I won’t be going back. And the arguing continued sporadically throughout our meal. I should mention, we were the only ones inside.

I’m a fan of super basic Thai food and Tuesdays are my favourite. They have takeout specials Monday-​Wednesday for some of their meals and Tuesday is «buy one get one free pad thai,» so when you order 1 pad thai, you get a second one of the same kind for free. Their servings are massive so a $ 13 take out turns into at least 4 meals. Their pad thai can be a little saucy, but not excessively so. It also isn’t always the most consistent but their service is prompt and I’ve never experienced anything horrifying.

I delivered through Just-​Eat. The food arrived promptly (45 mins), but when I opened it, I saw that my order of Green Curry w/​Chicken was missing its rice. Called the restaurant, asked where the rice is — and she said that they don’t serve the curry with rice??? It just comes by itself and you have to order the rice separately. So do they just expect people to slurp the sauce? Obviously there was no disclaimer or notice anywhere that you would have to order the rice separately. In any case, what would have been a nice innocent meal turned into a bizarre experience where I mentally went through every single restaurant I’ve ever ordered green curry. As expected, I’d never ordered rice separately for a curry dish. Also, I’m pretty sure I’ve ordered from here before, and I’m pretty sure it came with rice.
It seems like making a mountain out of a molehill but it was pretty disconcerting to be expected to chow down a bowl of green curry sauce with no rice accompaniment. And the fact that I was expected to shill out an additional $ 1 in addition to the $ 14.99 (not cheap) for this curry is disgusting, considering that a bowl of rice will cost them next to nothing.
I am convinced that they actually do include the rice with the green curry (because logic??) and that the lady on the phone simply said that it doesn’t come together, just so they didn’t have to send the delivery guy back to me with one bowl of rice. PS: I would have loved that, along with an apology order of extra crispy spring rolls.

There is fish sauce in everything, including the items marked vegetarian. The staff just shrugged their shoulders when we politely questioned the ingredients and said «well that’s how we make it» and refused to take it off the bill. My friend orders vegetarian menu items because she has a fish/​seafood allergy. What if there had been a severe reaction?

Got delivery through Tasteaway and it was great! So much better than our usual Friendly Thai delivery.
We ordered:
— vegetarian spring rolls
— fried tofu
— red curry vegetables
— Thai vegetarian spicy noodles
— Thai basil tofu
— sticky rice with peanut sauce
Delivery was friendly and on time. Will order from them again!

Great food at a reasonable price. It’s rarely busy, so service is quick and efficient. Food came out at a reasonable time. We ordered the green chicken curry with coconut rice and chicken pad thai.
The green chicken curry comes with a generous amount of chicken and vegetables. The basil leaves are a nice touch, too. The coconut rice is saucy and so, so, so yummy. A little pricey at $ 3.99 a bowl, but worth every penny. The curry and coconut rice go very well together.
The chicken pad thai is also very good. Comes with a mound of ground peanuts that go very well with the noodles. The pad thai is also saucy. I love saucy thai food! Mmm. Good amount of tofu and chicken, which was nice. The fiancé found the pad thai a little too sweet, but he also enjoyed it very much.
This location has some great weekly deals (buy one get one free fried rice on Monday and buy one get one free pad thai on Tuesday). They also offer 25% off on take out orders of $ 40 or more, which is a steal.
Can’t wait to go back!

Incredible food. I’ve eaten at a lot of Thai places in Toronto and this is up there with the best. Also, serving sizes are about 1.5 times bigger than the norm.

This restaurant is at the top of my street and I have always enjoyed the food — takeout or dining in. My hubbie and I even took guests here for NYE. Sure, the female staff were occupying the one stall washroom to get ready to party after their shift but they were happy to leave for me :)
The portions are huge. I always have to finish in 2 – 3 rounds!

Pad thai had some potential but the noodles were loaded down with way too much sauce. The folks at the next table also mentioned the same problem with their pad thai. Maybe they had a novice cook starting out that day? Service was quick but a little confused, the server didn’t clear my dishes off the table. Don’t think I’ll be back.

Ordered delivery through Just Eat. Came on time, was hot. Chicken satay like tough leather, flattened and dried out beyond edible. The satay sauce was bizarre and not peanutty. Hot and sour soup… I should have known, it’s Thai, not Szechuan. It was sweet, hot, and boring. The coconut soup was equally bland.

Not reccomend. They were playing loud rap music until i asked for a switch. Waiter wore shorts tshirt n flip flops. Rice was extra charge. Ginger chicken super salty n taste like soya sauce. although i was only guest waiter did not return to ask how i was. Seems to be run by east indians who perhaps not that familar wth thai food. I could hear staff yelling at each other in back. Décor wood panelling n dead plant.

I was hesitant to try this new place because I never saw anyone inside. I took a chance and I was very pleased. Had the green curry beef, mango salad, spring rolls and cashew nut chicken. All were excellent. The service was friendly and prompt. Would definitely eat there again.

Idk about everyone else but I love this place. Curry pad Thai is my go to. Always delivered quickly by polite people and never a bad ordering experience. Also had the red chicken curry and it was amazing! Try it.

AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE.
Unilocal should seriously consider letting people give zero stars. Never have I had such a frustrating experience with a restaurant, or food in general.
Ordered $ 40 worth of delivery tonight, which consisted of:
1. Green Curry Beef
2. Lemon Grass Soup
3. Curry Shrimp
4. Glass noodles.
The delivery time was double that advertised. All in all, we waited for an hour and a half. When the food finally came, we were all so appalled!
The curry shrimp, which was $ 13, consisted of a measly 5 – 6 shrimps. And they were just the regular supermarket frozen type you can get at Nofrills, not the «tiger shrimp» as advertised.
The glass noodles were clumpy and oily. The chicken was dry and tasteless.
The lemon grass soup ($ 6.99) had a few slices of mushrooms and 4 – 5 shrimps. It was also unacceptably spicy. We dumped the whole thing down the drain.
The curry beef was simply disgusting. For $ 12, we got skimpy slices of low grade beef which were overcooked.
¾ of the food ordered simply went down the drain/​garbage chute. How this restaurant manages to survive with their abominable food and service is simply beyond me. But there are much better Thai restaurants in Toronto that are worthy of your patronage. This one simply does not make the grade by any measure.
Disgusting.

That huge banner mentioned by the previous reviewer is still there. In black marker, they wrote valid until Oct 31^st (no year) so I thought it was valid. It was not despite it saying 20% off online, take out or dine in. This place should take down it’s banner or provide the discount to customers who bring it up.
As for the food, extremely greasy. Probably great for post-​nightclub alcohol soaking. Portion was small for the price. $ 11.99 for noodles with chicken. For the portion, $ 8.99 should be sufficient, especially given the area. Won’t be back.

This restaurant opened in Summer 2013 or so, so you’d think they had the kinks out by now — especially since they are a franchise. A friend and I ate there the first week and waited well over an hour for our food, while an upset customer who had come for pick-​up waited about 45 minutes longer than they had said it would be.
We ordered takeout recently and was told that it would be ready in 15 minutes. We got there in 20 minutes and it wasn’t ready. There was no one in the restaurant so maybe other takeout orders were holding it up but reviews elsewhere suggest that they just have no sense of how to prepare food in a timely manner.
We got hot and sour soup which was tasty and full of vegetables but not «hot». The fried rice wasn’t fried and the red curry chicken wasn’t at all spicy either, despite the fact that it was supposed to be.
A large (removable) sign outside says 20% off but it was no longer in effect, we were told. The paper menu said 10% off for pick up, but that wasn’t in effect any more either, it seems. And the quantity was pretty small for the price.