Aloi Thai Restaurant, Shepparton — Restaurant in Victoria

This is normally my favorite Thai place in Shepparton. But last night I had a particular bad experience. I went to pay for the 3 dishes that I had. I had $60 in my hand ready to pay. The lady used the calculator to add up my bill and said $73. I didn’t really think and got another $20 out of my wallet. She gave me $7 change. As I walked out I thought geez that was expensive. And then my girlfriend told me why so expensive? So we went back to check. I said to the lady that I think I paid to much. Straight away she gave me the most sour face I have ever seen. She added up again and said $54. I said I paid $73. She said no you didn’t. I argued with her for about 5 minutes before she gave me back the $20. But it was her face she really thinks I was lieing and this doesn’t make me feel good. Just for the record you stupid women you did overcharge me. You probably know by now because the til would have been counted. So I would appreciate apology. Check the security cameras they will prove that I was...

Dearest readers,

The tastes authentic Thailand in our very own small town Shepparton. If one can judge a place by how popular or busy it is, then let me tell you Aloi Thai is insanely popular. And I can most certainly see why dear readers oh the food.

As the first flavours hot your mouth, there are explosions of sweet and savoury that dance across your palate, deep rich sauces that ooze and flow over beautifully stir fried vegetables, or curries that pair with coconut rice make make rich and decadent taste sensations.

The food is amazing, however so is the customer service, the servers were very quick to serve us, but not intrusive in any way. And our food and entres were served in a timely manner.

If you love Thai food, or this is your first time trying Thai. Look no further that Aloi Thai, you will not be...

I came here because I was craving Thai food and ordered the Khao Gai Tod (fried chicken with rice) along with their fried rice — and both turned out surprisingly delicious!

The chicken was crispy on the outside yet tender inside, paired nicely with the fragrant rice and dipping sauce. The fried rice had that wok-charred flavor I love, perfectly seasoned and not too oily. I also tried their Thai milk tea, which was creamy, refreshing, and just sweet enough to balance the meal.

The vibe of the restaurant is warm and cozy with traditional Thai touches, giving it a homely yet inviting atmosphere. Definitely a spot I’d come back to when I’m craving comfort Thai food...