Little Thai Place — Restaurant in Sydney

Read the reviews after sitting down. Decided to try it out. Friendly staff member at the POS. Everything else was substandard. The pre-cooked items (rice, crispy pork belly) were dry. The fresh items cooked to order were under cooked. Go elsewhere.

Ordered: vegetable steamed dumplings (no real flavour), Tom Yum soup (boiled half mushrooms and boiled white chicken meat), Tofu thai yellow curry (very sweet), large jasmine rice (left out and dry), chicken chilli fried rice (friend enjoyed it), crispy pork "hot basil sauce" (undercooked veg, dry as leather crispy pork belly), two butter roti (freezer prepacked like Haldirams finest fried and drenched in oil and not cooked evenly - partly browned, partly undercooked and doughy) and a can of Coke. So yeah - if you're wondering...keep wandering and you probably...

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I recently dined at Little Thai Place, and it was an absolute delight! The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, perfect for a casual meal or a special dinner. The menu offers an array of authentic Thai dishes, and everything we ordered was packed with flavor.

I highly recommend the Pad Thai—it had just the right balance of sweetness and spice! The Tom Yum soup was also a standout, bursting with fresh herbs and seafood. The service was friendly and attentive, making the experience even more enjoyable.

Overall, Little Thai Place is a gem for anyone craving delicious Thai cuisine. I can’t wait to return and explore more...

I mean it was technically "food", but only barely. Three hours later and I can still hear and feel it cascading through my intestines, on it's way out to what I'm sure will be a hose-like escape into the toilet bowl. Saltier than a pirate's peg leg, old-school giant cuts of the cheapest veggies - carrot slices, two massive pieces of capsicum, some random cabbage and one single broccoli head. The chicken, and I use that word loosely, was from the scrawniest, underfed, roughest bird this side of China Town. Overall I would say that I can only hope I don't wake up in the middle of the night and sprint to the dunny....