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"Really really enjoy their lunch deals. A little addicted to Pad Thai, so in their lunch deal that comes with soup a spring roll. One of the better Pad Thais I’ve had in Burnaby!"
Téléphone: +16042994525
Adresse: 4160 Hastings St, Burnaby, British Columbia V5C 2J4, Canada, V5C2J3
Ville: Burnaby
Site Web: http://www.thaicafe.ca
Lundi: 11:30 -21:30
Mardi: 11:30 -21:30
Mercredi: 11:30 -21:30
Jeudi: 11:30 -21:30
Vendredi: 11:30 -21:30
Samedi: 17:00 -21:30
Dimanche: 17:00 -21:30
Plats: 73
Commodités: 19
Catégories: 5
Avis: 1364
Six of us ate here tonight for the first time and we were all very impressed with pretty much everything we ate including: Pad See Ew (noodle dish), pineapple fried rice, calamari, coconut rice, Massaman curry, Tom yum soup. The Thai iced tea was standard typically very sweet with sweetened condensed milk. The pineapple fried rice was good, but not the best I've eaten. Understandable given that pineapples aren't native here and a fresh, ripened pineapple adds a completely different flavour than that of a store bought, shelf ripened one. However, it wouldn't stop me from ordering it again or recommending it. And the coconut rice was spot on not too sweet with added sugar but subtle enough...
Thai Cafe Restaurant is a place I have been wanting to go to for years. I ordered the Pad Thai with prawns (my favourite) and asked for super mild. It looked authentic enough to me. Clearly they used tamarind paste and palm sugar which was great but I could not taste fish sauce or dried shrimp so that seafood-y-ness I love so much was not there.<br/ <br/ If there was lime juice sprinkled on top, I could not taste it. It was extremely salty so some acidity would have helped a great deal.<br/ <br/ My husband ordered the Thai Fried Rice with chicken and absolutely loved it. It was kind of his perfect dinner. Do not let my photographs fool you, there were lots of people coming in and out of the...
Continuing my tour of all the food challenges in Vancouver, my guest and myself found ourselves at “Thai Cafe” this evening. Here they have the only pad Thai challenge in the city: a heaping 6.5 pound bowl of noodles to finish within 30 minutes. A challenge they were proud to offer, enough to post photographs of past attempts on the exterior window, and they even took our photos (before we dug in) for their Facebook feed.
