Sala Thai Restaurant — Restaurant in Fremantle

We have eaten here many times, and it has generally been good to excellent. That made tonight especially disappointing. Both the service and the food were mediocre, giving a felling that there was something wrong. The thought of the chef's special tamarind prawns made my mouth water, but the actual dish was bland, with a thin, tasteless sauce. The pad thai lacked the depth of flavour that is usually there, and they even seemed to be saving on the crushed peanuts and bean sprouts. The normally welcoming staff were less so tonight. The person who cleared our table asked if our meal was good, and then answered 'yes', without wanting for our response. When we paid the bill, I pointed out that we had not been charged for our wine. The woman apologized for her oversight, missing the point that it would have been more appropriate to thank us for our honesty. All in all, it was a disappointing, blah experience. I hope the problem is temporary, but it will be awhile before...

I was looking forward to this place and everything new is an experience... Well it was nice food but certainly not large portions as one of the reviewers mentioned. Better then other Thai Restaurants it certainly was not, especially when it comes to the Prices! So big lot of rice shoveled onto the plate by the staff and then some small main meal. We did share satay sticks as entry, which was forgetful and pretty plain. The meal cost just over $100 for the basics (entree, two mains, rice and a glass of wine each), no desserts. I did also feel a bit pushed into giving a tip, which I did not really want to leave after the meal but ended up adding $10 to the bill. Wish I had the nerve to say no to it being added to the EFTpos transaction in the first place. The place was full on the Friday evening we went and that is my final complaint, it was just to noisy for my liking (I went there to have a nice meal and a...

A nice looking Thai restaurant. Tried their seafood tom yum soup, red goat curry and chicken pad thai. Tom yum soup was nice and refreshing, with nice amount of prawns in it and veggies, good to share for 2 people into small bowls. The red goat curry has atypical taste of curry, a bit spicy for me. I usually love red curries and they tend to be sweet but this wasn’t like that, and while goat meat was tender, there was hardly any veggies in it other than green beans so that was rather disappointing because most Thai places put a lot of variety of vegs into their curries. The pad thai was beautiful, just the way I like it. Steam rice came in a sharing bowl and they were very generous with the amount, we couldnt finish it. Crysanthemum tea was nice. Overall pretty good Thai restaurant although red curry wasnt...