We went to this place as it had decent reviews. The older waitress (owner?) did not speak English well and asked for me to order using the numbers for each item. She repeated the number back and I also pointed on the menu and said the name. Seemed like we got it done, and it wasn't a big deal. We ordered meals and a couple appetizers. Our meals arrived but not the Chicken Wontons (A10) and Pan fried Dumplings (Forget the #), which seemed backwards. Soon a young guy brings Some breaded shrimp possibly Spicy Garlic Shrimp. I asked what it was for and he said appetizer. I explained that was not what we ordered and the older woman scurried over with her notepad and said A10 and looked on the menu, and then said the dumpling # and kept checking and rechecking, over and over. Finally they removed the shrimp and after we were almost done with our meals, the youlg guy brings Chicken Satay. I immediately told hom again, that is not what we ordered and the woman come over and went thru the same ritual of looking at her order pad and the menu, over and over. The young guy did speak English better and he looked apologetic, so I said to him that since we were done eating, could he ask her to cancel the appetizers. He did say we were correct and to their credit the appetizers were not on the bill. However, we all loved our meals. I had gotten Mango Salad and was hoping to top off with the appetizers which never arrived, but it was very good. Others got Golden Curry w/shrimp, Pad Thai chicken and Basil Noodle with shrimp and all loved their food. Despite the agonizing ordeal regarding the appetizers, in which it seemed as if she was determined to make her mistake our fault, we enjoyed our dinner. I would consider going again, as the mixup was mostly comical and we didn't really need the apps as everyone took leftovers except me, as I finished my salad.
Pad thai was mediocre, we paid 60 bucks including tips for food and they asked 30 cents for a plastic bag afterwards with takeout. Poor service IMO. Thanks.
If you’re looking for authentic Thai food, this isn’t the place. I was seriously disappointed with the Thai papaya salad it was far from traditional. (I don’t mind the taste) but I’ve never seen bell peppers and onions in papaya salad before… that was a first. Honestly, it was LOLWEY diabolical.
good lunch with tasty glass noodle dish; cosy (read: small space) and it only gets 4 stars for cause the bathroom was er less than stellar shall we say
We came here for dinner on a Thursday night. We have never been and when we went there were no customers. Should have taken the hint. I got a tomyum soup that was extremely salty and sour yet bland. It tasted like someone boiled lemon juice and added tomatoes. No tomyum spices were discernible. I did not end up eating any of it. 0/10 it was almost a clear beige colored broth. My partner got the pad Thai. It was passable, not bad pad Thai. 6/10. We will not be returning.
The staff and service are great but the food is bland. I think people rating this restaurant with 5 stars are lacking taste buds. There are much better Thai restaurants than this one within the area
The fragrant eggplant was amazing - good eggplant dishes are hard to beat in my book!, Everything else I tried was alsoreally good. Highly recommended, as long as you are happy with vegetarian - only.
Evergreen Thai Kitchen and Bar is a Canadian Thai restaurant based in Toronto, Ontario. Evergreen Thai Kitchen and Bar is located at 175 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5G 1C7, Canada.
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