Pajaree's — Restaurant in Calderdale

Worse Thai food I have ever eaten. Ordered some soup, noodles and spring rolls. The soup itself tasted really good but had to fish out the uncooked vegetables that were floating in the soup. Think the chef added to a ready stir fry pack from supermarket to the delicious soup which didn’t go very well with it. Noodles were soggy and did not taste good at all. Tasted as they were from ready to cook supermarket packs and not freshly prepared as the chef/owner said it would be. The spring rolls were absolutely tasteless. The chef was too arrogant and thinks that she is doing a favour to the customers by cooking and not retiring. The gentleman who was serving was really polite. The place is too cold, had to sit with the coats on. But it’s was the cheapest Thai food I have ever eaten and the portions were very large and was served in 10 minutes. So if you don’t mind the rude service and a mix of cooked plus ready supermarket food this place is not too bad. But I would not go here again as I missed good service and freshly...

We went to Pajaree's with Friends from Hamburg who met in Thailand. They said it was one of the most authentic Thai restaurants that they had ever eaten in. You can go to fancy Thai restaurants but if you want to taste Thai food and get a feel for Thailand then go here. The owner is lovely and is a real character. She does not put on false heir and graces she tells you as it is. Don't waste money on a comedy club just come here instead. One couple sitting close to us said it was like being in faulty towers. I could see what they meant as Philip was being given the orders. My friend Olaf was not even offended when Pajaree started to sing H*ler has only got one bll. He laughed out loud 🤣 as did his partner Helen.It was an evening we will...

Tl;dr worst meal we've ever had.

Where do i start. Curbside it looks like half the restaurant is usedfor storage. Met with "if you hadn't booked i wouldn't have opened today" ... not welcoming. Decor looks like someone went to a charity shop there's also zero ambience. Chicken satay starter was hard and the meat crunchy i couldn't eat it. It was replaced by some fried chicken starter which was succulent but very oily. The mains suffered the same fate with crunchy hard chicken oily noodles and the strangest egg fried rice. It was some sort of mixed grain with a fried egg at the bottom. All in all a truely terrible experience

I don't know where these other reviews ate but it cannot have been...