THAI EVERYDAY — Restaurant in Brisbane City

I've been eating here very regularly for the last couple of years, sometimes almost weekly, although they've only recently changed their name to 'Thai Everyday'.

I've tried most things on the menu and I've found everything to be delicious. It's also one of the only places in the area where you can get a good coffee up to 8pm or 9pm at night.

It's a small restaurant but inside is quite nice - always clean - with a row of small tables along one wall, all the way to the back of the room, and a few tables outside, 'al fresco'. It's not 'silver service' or 'Michelin-star dining', but if you like really flavoursome food at a very competitive price, this is somewhere to try.

There are other Thai places in the nearby area, but I personally find the food here to be the best and the service is always friendly and relatively fast, even with a steady stream of takeaway clientele. I don't go anywhere else for Thai food (or night-time...

The grilled beef was delicious. It was almost perfectly medium rare, with good flavour and crispy bits.

The chicken satay was served warm rather than hot, but the flavour was still good.

The curry was nice, too, but nothing mindblowing. Once again, it could have been hotter.

Drinks are usually brought out first or at least with the food, but they only brought out the taro frappe as we were finishing our meal.

The staff member showed a lack of knowledge for pricing, mixing up the previous and current pricing. They said the upgrade from small to large vietnamese coffee is only 50c, but it's showing as $1 on the menu. The register was charging $13 for the Satay Chicken, but it was only $12 on the menu. However, they did honour the menu pricing. When ordering the coconut rice, they said the serve of rice add on for mains was $3, but the register...

Ordered takeaway from here this evening, so good! The dishes I ordered were flavourful and fresh, with lots of crisp, fresh vegetables and the sauces were delicious without being oily.

I live locally and I'd tried the previous business that was located here (Thai Malia Express) which was fine, but nothing special. Saw the business had changed hands and thought I'd give it a go, and I was not disappointed.

I ordered the cashew nut stir fry, Thai fried rice and peanut noodles. To be honest one of the best Thai takeaways I've had in a long time, and I like to think I'm pretty...