Yaring Thai Street Food — Restaurant in Melbourne

I visited this little cute place in Mitcham with my friends on a wednesday night. I have to say three of us were all very satisfied at the end of the night and all wanna come back here.

You have a variety of choices on the menu and we were very happy with the food, surprisingly I am quite impressed with their desserts too, both the presentation and the taste, especially for a little place like this, they certainly did a fabulous job!

I would also like to mention their customer service, it was excellent. The place seemed busy that night, and the phone sort of didn't stop and people came and left to pick up take aways. The only waitress there, she always had a smile on her face when served customers 👍👍👍. Great job keep it coming :)))

As mentioned, unfortunately it is a very small restaurant, dinner for 3-4 people is okay, but any larger group might find it is uncomfortable in that space. That is the down side of this place...

We wanted to try a Thai restaurant we’ve never been, and this place Yaring Thai Street Food in Mitcham is an absolute treasure! It’s small and looks insignificant, but the food was delicious and Value For Money! Starting off the dinner, they gave us what I thought was the usual complimentary prawn crackers… but it’s not “usual”. It’s spicy and prawn-y. Delicious. The green papaya salad with salted crab was delicious, tasty and lime-y. Match that with the pineapple fried rice and you get a match made in heaven. Their deep fried Barramundi with Tamarind and Ginger sauce was so good. It is cheaper than many other Barramundi out there, and can beat them in taste. I highly recommend this restaurant. Just remember, you have to book if you want to eat there. They only have about 16 seating. Definitely rates a 5...

I don't know if I should be talking about this place....Because I'm about to spoil it for the locals by letting everyone else know how great & Authentic their food is!! Superbly flavoured, possibly the closest I could have got to Authentic Thai flavours outside of the Kingdom. My favourite is the KaPow Moo Krob (crispy pork belly). I had to return the next night & have it again! Also had the Brulee with coconut ice cream for desert. BYO wine is accepted, with reasonable corkage price, efficient, pleasant staff. Seating is very limited, as its aimed for Takeaway , so call early to book a table. The second night i had the Tom yum soup (great as well) and my friend had the Gai Yang with the spicy Isaan Nahm jim dipping sauce. All great dishes. Nice Thai Tuk-Tuk mural on the main wall... Will definitely...