Memory Thai — Restaurant in New South Wales

Memory Thai ..... hummm . The memory is ..not to go there ever again. 2 stars because you could eat it but thats about it !

Our Thai soups were half the size of any other thai soup we've bought . We have eaten many authentic Thai , many in Thailand , and not sure where in Thailand this is from ! Both soups were exactly the same base, with the same vegies (not normally found in such soups) with a bit of cream thrown in one as an after thought because it split and was an unpleasant texture. There was 2 overcooked prawns in one and half a dozen dry slithers of chicken in the other.

The Pad Thai was gluggy , duck was dry and the lime segment on top must have been a miniature lime and very dry !

Come on guys ...if your going to call yourselves "Best Thai in town" Get some lessons and a Thai cook...

If you are in the Coffs Harbour area and craving Thai food, please make a little detour to Memory Thai; the food is exquisite with fresh ingredients and authentic flavours and the serves are very generous as well. We were surprised to discover such quality food without the addition of artificial ingredients and sugar that generally characterise most thai places in Sydney. The restaurant seems to be owned and run by a local family as can be witnessed by the genuine kindness of the member of staff who served us. Definitely need to go and try other dishes if I travel to Coffs Harbour again as they have an extensive menu that is very...

We dined in with six friends . We pre booked and got there early as advised to avoid a delay. We ordered first and got our mains well after everyone else ( in our group) . When I asked the nice lady why our main was delayed she said we had to deep fry the pork belly ? . Anyway the entrees were very nice , but the main which had a “ two chillie “ icon was bland and lacked spice or flavour. So yes a bit disappointed. They work hard , it’s easy to see, but we also communicated so we could fit in with there busy schedule. Overall unfortunately it was a pretty ordinary...