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The most authentic singaporean food i can find in adelaide 🥺 homely family run business. May not be the place with the nicest decor but it doesn’t matter as the food makes up for it ☺️

This place is amazing!! It was our first time there. The service was A1. Remarkable to say the least. Honest and supported us in what to eat. It was simply delicious. It was my birthday so the nicest present from my husband who loved it too!! The price is excellent too!! Thank you soooo much for making my day. We will be back soon and bringing a friend 😃 😊🙏❤️

After several years away interstate, I was passing by the area, and thought I’d go into @Thai for some lunch. Just as before, it definitely didn’t disappoint! Fresh, quality meals and generous portions at reasonable prices! The service was lovely, as was the decor. One point to note was that if you’re planning to use the entertainment discount, it can’t be used on the $12.90 lunch specials (understandably so). Otherwise, a terrific little place for lunch and dinner, located opposite Foodland at Rosewater.

Spectacular fresh food, lovely staff, never had a bad experience. A great array of tasty condiments. Today I had a lemongrass chicken salad with shredded cabbage and carrot, a tangy dressing, fresh lemon, bursts of mint throughout. 10/10.

The food is delicious. The service is also good. If the restaurant environment were neater, it would be even better.

Five of us hit up yum cha on a rainy Saturday. Place wasn't crazy busy, probably because of the rain. We dug into all the classics - shrimp dumplings, pork and chive dumplings, shui mai, fried taro balls, tofu skin stuff, BBQ pork rice wraps, squid tentacles, and braised pork ribs. Overall, yum cha was decent, but we remembered it being better. The letdown? The pork dishes – strong pork smell and the rice wrap was basically a fat fest with minimal meat. The taro ball was surprisingly the best dish. Used to be our go-to spot in Adelaide three years back, but sadly, not anymore.