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Mengrai Thai

Rating: 2.3/5 (23 votes)

Posted by Staff / Reviewed on March 23, 2010

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Mengrai ThaiMengrai Thai has been open since 2007, hidden on Ontario in the former Regal Brewery. This place does phad thai two ways - the more sweet and tomato-y kind favoured by many Torontonians and a more traditional version with tamarind and shrimp paste. If you don't like sweet then Chef Sasi's phad thai is definitely where it's at.

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ghighi / March 25, 2010 at 12:04 am
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As usual....where is the Website or the Map to this place?!
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Tim replying to a comment from ghighi / March 24, 2010 at 08:20 am
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Do you not see it on the right hand side of the page under Location and Contact Details?
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Maria / March 24, 2010 at 02:23 pm
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I can see it, but agree that the address should be written down under the title or something. The map thing is confusing, it's a different size, it's on the sidebar which is not the "main" body.
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Mari / March 24, 2010 at 02:32 pm
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LMGTFY http://www.mengraithai.com/

This place is right by my office. They used to do a buffet on Thursdays but they stopped. That didn't stop us from going there. The food, the atmosphere, the picture of Sasi with Jessica Alba, everything is awesome.
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LuG / March 29, 2010 at 01:43 pm
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I don't like Thai food bit I like their food. It's excellent.
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leebert / December 12, 2010 at 08:33 pm
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Terrible Pad Thai (tastes like old socks). Mango Salad is excellent though.
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Sarah / April 8, 2011 at 06:53 pm
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Very disappointing. I ordered delivery. The food did not reach us on time and yet I tipped the driver. I was really shocked to receive a call from the owner Alan a couple of days later, that I did not tip enough. I couldn't believe it. He went on to say that on food delivery he expects us to tip about 15 percent. My bill was about 67 dollars, so he expect me to tip the delivery guy about 10 dollars? I couldn't believe it.
Please be careful when you order.
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๋Jo / May 5, 2011 at 07:38 pm
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Highly reccommend The $39 dollars prix fixed, They are so good. We can try so many dish for 4 courses. All awesome. I like The bass with tammarind coconut sauce and red snapper in red curry sauce also #54 curry lychee pineapple dish. Presentation is perfect. This is the best Thai food and service very good ever.
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Ethan / May 23, 2011 at 05:24 pm
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Myself and several friends visiting from Montreal went to this restaurant and experienced absolutely terrible service. The staff, including the owner, was very rude to my group and I. He said if we are going to ask for our table again (a second time in 30 minutes) we would not be served. This after waiting over 30 minutes when we had a table reserved days earlier. Do yourself a favour and skip this restaurant if you're in Toronto.
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Cherry / August 28, 2011 at 09:50 pm
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I went there because my friend had mentioned something about Sasi winning the title of Iron Chef - false advertising!! It was some contest held by harbourfront centre, with a couple other local restaurant, such a joke! Made a reservation days ago before I went and confirmed it, but still had to wait about a half hour even though it wasn't that busy, they were just understaff and they won't seat guests in the booth near the back. Allan was really rude about those booth being reserved, but no one sat there the entire time we dined, also he takes his time saying the simplest thing. Washroom was icky behind the elephant, the water tap splashes water on you and then you later see a sign saying "please turn on the water tap slowly" way to go! Their food was mediocre at best...
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umo / October 29, 2011 at 10:29 am
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It's a sad state of affairs that you have to pay $35+ a head to get anything approaching authentic Thai in this city (Golden Thai, Bangkok Garden, this place). My wife, born and raised in Thailand, tells me that the non-ketchupy phad thai was pretty close to the real deal. I'd say this place is on par with the quality of Golden Thai, but still below Bangkok Garden. But the dinner for two with tax and tip came to $90 (1/2 litre of wine, no apps, 3 entrees). Why is it like this in Toronto? It's Salad King prices (and quality) or this. Just weird. Probably the best intermediates are Thai Shan Inn or Vanipha Thai.
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82 Ontario Street (Get Directions)
416.546.0331
King East
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