Sukho Thai

The food is really good. All the flavors are spot on. We got here at 5:00 on Sunday night and the service was very good as well. I would definitely come back.

Couldn’t get into Pai at 9:30 on a Saturday night so came here instead. Not a bad alternative. We were seated right away and the food came out promptly. We had Panang salmon (wonderfully cooked and presented) and the garlic beef, which was flavorful but a tad over-​cooked. Spring rolls were passable.

Delicious! Khao soi was great as always and the pad thai was very flavourful. Service was slow but it was super friendly. Was really pleasantly surprised by the tamarind whiskey sour, so delicious. I’m glad it is nearby as I will be able to come back soon. Based on other reviews I will try to avoid prime times.

Really disorganized service. We were given the worst table at first, in an empty restaurant, because the other tables weren’t wiped yet. We changed after 5 minutes.
The Pad Thai was really good, although when I asked for salt and pepper, the waiter smiled saying «we don’t have salt and pepper here», as if it was the fanciest thing on Earth. No alternative offered. I doubt they don’t use salt in the kitchen. A little container with salt would have been perfect…

Very disappointing. They are too busy to care about customer service.
I have ordered takeout from here a dozen times since they opened as they are located down the street from me. And 80% of the time they make a mistake with our order. They never say sorry or try to correct their mistake. In fact they make you feel bad for asking that they correct the order.
Their food is average and the experience is poor. I will not be going there again and I anticipate that many people will stop going there for the same reasons. There are too many good thai places in the city to waste your time eating here!

Really delicious food with great service. We went on a busy night but the servers were calm and friendly. They recommended some great dishes to our table of 6, and we all really enjoyed our meal. The Khao Soi was by far the best dish. The sauce was creamy and there were lots of noodles and meat.
Definitely recommend!

It’s tasty, but it’s inconsistent. It’s yummy, but it’s pretty average. Sometimes it’s a little to greasy or salty. But overall, have always had good service going there.

Such a bad experience.
I understand that waiting happens when you don’t have a reservation at Friday night. However we waited more than 45 minutes while the waiter told us it would take only 15 minutes. It was obviously understaffed (or not well trained), and it took 15 minutes to have the table set. The restaurant was half empty when we finally got to order, but we waited more than 30 minutes before the food was served.
Food quality was poor as compared to other Thai restaurant in the city. Panang curry was watery and plain, much worse than I tried at Khao San Road. The salmon was over-​cooked. Massaman curry was really really sweet. Khao soi was ok.

If you are used to Pai or Khao San Road’s quality of Thai food. I wouldn’t recommend this place.
Khao Soi:
— the sauce was watery
— noodles were overcooked and soggy
— barely any meat in there
Crispy Shrimp Roll: A-​ok
Food: 2.5÷5
Service: ²⁄₅
Ambiance: ³⁄₅

Taste: I ordered the khao soi with beef which was delicious. You can also get it with chicken or tofu. Sad to say that it was my first khao soi dish so I can’t really compare it to any others. It was creamy with the perfect amount of spices and coconut milk flavour. There was a generous amount of beef and it was so tender! Loved the crunchy noodles on top because it adds different textures to the dish. The khao soi is must try! I ended the meal off with mango sticky rice. It was nice and rich and the rice was the perfect warm temperature.
Service: The service was the only reason why I didn’t rate it 5 stars. It wasn’t bad, but our server just seemed a little lost overall. When we ordered the mango sticky rice, he wasn’t sure if it was available. He did mention that he hadn’t worked here in a while… maybe he was just having an off day.
Value: Great value for what you get. The khao soi was $ 14 and had a lot of meat in it, and I left full and satisfied. The mango sticky rice was $ 6.
Ambiance: Very nice with a relaxed feel. Fun background music that really complimented the place.

Did take out here. Food was ready before I got there — exactly in the 20 minutes.
Pad Thai was very good as were the spring rolls and curry flavoured chocked dish.
Food: ⁴⁄₅
Ambiance — didn’t dine in so I’ll skip this
Service — didn’t dine in
Food to Price Value: ⁴⁄₅

Sad to see this place only has 3 stars because it’s the bomb! Did I just say that, what year is this 2002? Anyways I had a great meal here and I will for sure be back.
I went out of my «always go for yellow curry» comfort zone and went with the Gaeng Masaman and I’m glad I did. Really full of flavor and so much food. I didn’t even finish it and that’s very unlike me.
The décor/​atmosphere is really great too. Cozy and classy all at the same time.
There are three locations to choose from and if you’re near any of them totally check them out! (or order in because who really wants to leave their house)

Managed to get in just before 10pm which is when the kitchen closes. Friendly staff. Massaman curry with chicken is not the typical mild golden curry. This one had lots of tamarind ànd peanuts. Peanuts were nice. Sour flavour was good but not really what I was looking for. Lots of crispy fried onions on top which was nice.
Also got a Tom something soup which was really good. Sweet and sour and tomatoey. The mild is spicy but I got medium which was very spicy but manageable.

I had always been impressed when going to the original Sukho Thai on Parliament Street, but admittedly since moving back to the west side I’ve been sticking to home delivery from another thai restaurant. But sometimes having food delivered to the house isn’t going to cut it and you’ve got to take someone out to a restaurant to impress them, right?
Well this place did the trick. For one the location is much nicer than the Parliament location. There is more dim lighting, less people crammed together at tables, and a generally more intimate vibe.
And yes, the food is good! I can vouch for the pad thai and the green curry as both being consistently delicious. Also, on this visit we started with the Garlic Chicken Nuggets which are more like chicken cylinders with a surprisingly tangy dipping sauce. Really good! Definitely a good sharing dish too (whereas the spring rolls are a bit awkward being served in orders of 3).
On the drinks front, between the more-​so impressive crafted cocktails and the not great but adequate beer options (Beaus is the only craft option, but they have Sapporo and a couple of their subsidiary brands like Okanagan Springs as well), it was a pretty satisfying meal all in all.
While I’ll stick to my other place for delivery, Sukho Thai is probably my favourite thai restaurant to sit down in the west end.

Picture this, I’m sitting at home mid-​day, mid-​week, hungry and waiting for groceries to be delivered and realize I have nothing to eat. Realizing this I now begin the process of vetting the usual suspects for lunch time delivery (Pizza, Chinese, Swiss Chalet, etc). I then decide to check out UberEats and see what I can get delivered to my little corner of the world.
Success!
Not only do most places deliver to my door courtesy of UberEats but I can get Sukho Thai from their Dundas location. Score!
I was under the assumption it would only be 1 – 2 items available but it ended up being the full menu (or close to it). Knowing how much I enjoyed (and have been craving) the Khao Soi in the past at Khao san Road I went with that.
45 minutes later I met the driver in the lobby of my condo building and took my treasure upstairs. Nice thinking on behalf of the restaurant to keep the curry and beef in a separate container than the cooked noodles and the fried noodles. Upon arrival I merely had to re-​assemble (Cooked noodles, curry/​beef, topped with fried noodles) and I was having a restaurant quality lunch without having to contend with line ups or even leaving my house — this is the life!
My one suggestion (which I made to UberEats already) was that, despite their ebst efforts, my meal was slightly warmer than «luke-​warm» and needed a jolt in the microwave. I think a temperature controlled cooler bag might have helped here, rather than the paper bag it was delivered in (looked nice but not practical when it takes 30 minutes to arrive).
No comments on the location itself but the food was tasty (and nicely spiced at the ‘Spicy’ level). I’ll be ordering again — and soon
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Finally tried Sukho Thai and am so glad I did. Great food and great ambiance! We ordered chicken pad thai and the cashew chicken dinner. Both dishes were delicious and unique tasting in a good way, though my cashew chicken could have used some heat (hey, just cuz I’m a white girl doesn’t mean I don’t like it hot!)
Service was confusing and disorganized at times, but I wouldn’t say it was bad. We had no issues with our meal and found everyone to be nice and accommodating. For example, the Cashew Chicken comes breaded, but they had no problem making mine without the breading. Overall, we had a really nice time and will definitely be coming back. It’s so nice to have great thai in the neighbourhood!

One of the better thai food options in the city.
Extra star because it’s halal and there’s so few really good halal options.
Their pad Thai is probably my favourite in the city and I really like all their curries and the garlic shrimp.
Also a great location to take kids, I’ve taken my two nephews who are 5 and another that’s 10 and they are great at accommodating.
Overall, lovely experience and it’s definitely on my rosters of take out or good cheap eats

Awesome! Visited last night and had the Khao Soi, with beef, Green Curry with shrimp and the pad Thai with Chicken. My mom and boyfriend loved the pad Thai and I’m a huge fan of the khao Soi. The green curry was very spicy with only a medium spice level.
This restaurant is a must and if you like khao San road, you need to check this place out ;)

I like Sukho Thai. It’s solid and dependable. I’d give it 4 stars for food even, because the food is good, above average Thai food — but the service here is universally terrible. If you go here with 4 people, for sure, without fail, they will forget someone’s order or bring someone’s entrée 20 minutes after all the others. It’s just how they do.
Even worse than that, they don’t answer their phones, so you can’t really order takeout. I live in the neighborhood, and I find it disgusting that I can’t call for takeout. I’ve brought this up with the restaurant, and they said «oh, you can just order on the Maegan app». Which I would do, except that Maegan doesn’t work on my phone — a Samsung Galaxy s5. What kind of app doesn’t work on that? It also doesn’t work on my laptop, or tablet. So the app is basically useless, just like a Thai restaurant that you can’t phone for takeout.