Limlong Thai Restaurant — Restaurant in Forster

We're locals who'd eaten at this restaurant maybe two years ago and at the time I thought it was OK, but nothing out of the ordinary. Saturday the 31st May we went there for dinner and to say I was less than impressed would be an understatement.

There were three of us and we started with three mixed entrees and these starters are mostly frozen fare wherever you go, however, these were even tasteless which didn't give me a great feeling about what was to come as the mains.

We ordered the Padthai mixed seafood, Crispy Pork Hoisin Sauce and the Cashew Nut Stir Fry and the Fried Rice. The fried Rice was one of the first dishes to arrive along with the Crispy Pork. The fried rice was watery stodge and the Crispy Pork was fatty and so chewy that even if you had all night you wouldn't manage to swallow it. And the Padthai a forgettable experience.

Usually, we would ask for a doggie bag for the unfinished dishes, but we decided to cut our losses and bid the evening and Limlong farewell. We...

We were travelling to forester for a long weekend, this busy Thai restaurant is definitely a good surprise. It was very busy on Sunday evening, we were lucky to get a table without waiting. Ordered salt pepper squid with sweet chill, crunchy and fresh . The pad cha fish (deep friend barramundi fillet with basil and turmeric sauce), it was flavoursome and went well with the rice! Highly recommended. The signature dish, beef massaman curry, we have noticed almost every table have ordered it, it took about 30 minutes for it to be served, the flavour is good however beef was a bit dry and the tomato on the side was just plain fresh tomato. Probably 4/5 for this one. Overall experience was great however I think the restaurant was a bit under staff, they have lots of take away order and it was full house for dining in, but only saw three waitresses on the floor . Would come back next...

We love Thai food, so decided to head here during our 2 night holiday. Had the birds nest spring rolls for entrees, they were delicious. We also ordered chicken satay, which was disappointing. The chicken was definitely not chargrilled as promised on the menu, and the satay sauce was all chunky peanut butter and nothing else. The mains were nice, green curry really tasty and I had the beef massaman, which was melt in your mouth delicious, except for the weird roti bread which was actually made from...