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Charlie Con Google

6 months ago

We ordered Pad Thai and Pineapple Fried Rice, both of which were great, although the crispy pork on the rice was quite charred and with too much fat. The prawns on the Pad Thai were very decent and nicely cooked. Staff here were very nice and liked chatting with us. There was no customer inside the restaurant when we went during dinner time on Thursday night so it was not crowded at all. The background songs were great as the old songs were classic.

Drew Melinzon Google

3 months ago

I was coming from an event when I was hungry and looking for a place to eat and when walking past the restaurant I saw a bald skinny man ducking and weaving behind the front counter while smoking and growling at people going by the shop front, when we came in he flicked his cigarette and threw the menus at us and demanded we sit. We sat for 40 mins for our food to arrive and there was toe nail clippings and gum on the table and seats and the whole time the bald man was staring at us and pulling up his pants up which were loose every 5 mins. When the food came out he stole one of my wings and the chicken was raw as seen in the photos, when I told him it was raw he grabbed one and put it in his mouth and spit it back on my plate and said they are fine to eat and when I asked for a refund he said are you gaslighting me? And what does this look like a charity? and sweared me out of the restaurant while pulling his pants up.

Miss Mango Sagoon Google

a year ago

Discovered Meung Thai after they moved to Forest Rd—what a hidden gem! The crispy pork belly platter was spot on, with three tasty sauces. Pineapple fried rice was fragrant, more like yellow curry rice with raisins and cashews. The pork offal soup had silky rice rolls and sweet broth—ask for their chili box! My kid loved the shrimp spring rolls, and even the taro dessert was rich and full of flavor. Drinks were a bit sweet but refreshing. Cozy vibe, photo menu, and generous portions. A must-try spot in Hurstville!

Anon Google

3 months ago

Congratulations on the grand opening of the new outlet! I noticed that they recently opened a new shop near the old one by the station, so we decided to check it out. Since it was newly opened, they only had a temporary menu with just the dish names and prices, making it a bit difficult to choose without pictures. The food was absolutely delicious—10/10, highly recommended! However, the drinks and mango sticky rice were just average, and the thai milk tea was that strong. If you’re looking for amazing Thai food, this place is definitely worth a visit!

Declanon Google

a year ago

I'm a frequent customer at the original store so I was very excited to discover the new restaurant and bar opening right next door. Compared to the original, this store is a bit more expensive but has more of a focus on more premium options (crispy pork and seafood). Desserts and cocktails are also on offer but I didn't try any of these. Service was great and staff seemed to be in a very good mood which is always nice to see. Atmosphere is better than the original as it's a lot less cramped and noisy. We ordered the crispy pork tom yum fried rice, crispy pork pad kee mao and chilli basil crispy pork (yes we like crispy pork). I regularly order both the fried rice and pad kee mao with chicken and pork at the original restaurant so I was keen to see the difference. Servings were no smaller which was great and both dishes tasted very good. The ingredients differed slightly with different peppers, chilli and mushrooms which was nice but the tastes were overall quite similar. Unless I had a particular craving for crispy pork I'm not sure I would choose this over the original which is much cheaper if you choose normal chicken/pork which are both great too. The full serve of chilli basil crispy pork (full serve just meant without rice so it was pure meat and veggies) was amazing. It was a very generous serve and tasted fantastic, I definitely recommend it and would get it again. Overall, I plan to come back but I hope they still keep the original Meung Thai open as I find it much more convenient and affordable but I'm happy to see them expanding and doing well. Looking forward to my next visit! (Sorry about the reflection on the menu photos I tried my best)