Thai Senses Restaurant

I asked for a delivery. The food was still hot, boiling and fresh! Great customer service on the phone even after I asked what they would recommend. Very patient and quick service, they said 45 minute wait for delivery when it took about 20mins! Amazing food and service!
Ordered
Sweet and sour fish
Pad Thai
Crispy shrimp rolls
All was amazing and fresh!
$ 40 for two people who eat a lot, we were full!

Very authentic Thai dishes! Tried the Green Chicken Curry, Tom Yum Soup and Drunken Noodles with Beef. Everything was delicious. The service was prompt and friendly. They even had homemade cookies available for sale — small takeout containers for $ 3.00!

After reading all of the good reviews… We were disappointed in what we got.
You know sometimes you get your «authentic» food, and then most other times you get your «fusion» cuisine. Thai Senses is a fusion thai restaurant.
1. Shrimp Tom yum soup was too Salty. There was an overload of fish sauce flavouring. At the level 2 spice, there was way too much minced lemongrass and minced pepper. I was choking on the residue from every spoon of soup.
2. Special Pad Thai was too saucy. Maybe because I know what pad Thai is supposed to be like. I was a tad critics here.
3. Grilled beef salad, was generally good. Slices of grilled beef sitting in a bed of shredded cabbage with fish sauce marinade.
Overall, if you are agreeable with fusion food; then this is a good place for you. If you have a certain expectation for the what you are going to eat… then this place is not for you.
Service was friendly — oh, and they have this odd flea-​market set up in the middle of the restaurant…
Happy eating!

Best thai food i’ve had. The food was fresh and delicious. We had Basil eggplant tofu and pad thai. Will definitely come back.

Not as good as expected, after reading all the good reviews I was really excited to try out this restaurant. As I am on a quest to find the best Pad Thai in the GTA… (perharps I should visit Thailand at this point).
The vegetable pad thai with a two level pepper was a disappointment. We ordered take out and brought it home, after taking my first bite I was already overwelmed by how spicy it was. The Pad Thai was also very dry and bland. It seemed like it was only cooked with hot sauce. So I decided to recook it by adding tamarind and mushroom oyster sauce. Only then it was bearable to consume.
P.s If a two level pepper was that spicy I don’t even wanna know how spicy a five level pepper would taste like. I think it would burn my insides to ashes.

Really authentic flavors, inviting décor, they deliver (but not as good as in the restaurant), worth going with a group to sample the menu. … worth a visit. … You’ll be back!

On the plus side, the red curry dish was quite good. The interior design was also quite good. All ingredients are fresh which is not always the case for Thai restaurants.
Unfortunately the hot and sour soup was mediocre. The veggie fried rice did not taste at all fried and lacked any flavour. Spicy Basil Chicken with level 4 spice had very little spice and hence lacked any flavour. One of the most disappointing Thai meals we had.

When you first walk in you’re suddenly unsure if you’re in a restaurant or a jewelry shop. Several dining tables are covered with jewelry and collectibles. I realize this doesn’t bother everyone, but for me it came off as crass and tacky. The food was OK, but not memorable or special. The papaya salad was good, but the mango salad and «BBQ» chicken was very bland and not at all what I expect from a Thai place. I’ve eaten authentic Thai food many dozens of times and if what the other reviewers say is true — that it’s the best «most authentic» Thai in Oakville… then Thai in Oakville isn’t very good period.

What a fun little place. I am from the States and really enjoyed this place. The orange chicken dish was perfect. It is a non-​spicy dish but i requested a little bit of spice (but not enough to require a lot of water) and it turned out great. This place is made for any occasion. The prices are very fair and the staff is very kind.

They deliver!!! It came fast and was delicious — got green curry and Mango juice!
Definitely will order again!

I visit Thailand occasionally and this place has the best thai food I’ve had in Toronto, comparable to food in Thailand. i love the papaya salad, pepper shrimp glass noodle dish, the red curry and the mango sticky rice. I highly recommend this place if you want a taste of great authentic Thai food!

the most amazingly fresh mango salad as a starter… FANTASTIC !!!

We order from Thai Senses at least once a month. I have had some of the dishes but we tend to order the same 4 items.
— Drunken Noodle with Chicken
— Red Currie with Chicken
— Cold rolls
— shrimp chips
I’ve had Drunken Noodles in a couple of other cities and I think TS is as good as any I’ve had. They used to have live music and I think they are brining it back. My only complaint is that the spiciness of the food is not consistent. Some times the medium is very hot, other times it isn’t hot at all. Other than than we love Thai Senses.

I have been to this restaurant a couple times and we also get takeout from them quite often.
I have eaten at quite a lot of Thai restaurants in my life before and this place is pretty good.
I also haven’t had any troubles like Melanie H had either.
I think mango shouldn’t be ripe for mango salad and every time I have had it it was perfectly seasoned and their Pad Thai is not ketchupy at all… and let me tell you I HATE KETCHUPY PAD THAI WITH PASSION! When I eat their Pad Thai I taste it is properly made with tamarind paste to give it sour taste and pickled vegetable to give it a little crunch and I really like that they put little cubes of fried tofu.
Their lunch menu is a bargain. For 8 dollars you get a spring roll and a choice of either soup (Tom Yum) or salad (Mango salad) and your entrée. Most of the time I can’t finish it on one go so I will have left over for the next day’s lunch.
I recommend their curries, Pad Thai and Tom Yum soup. I tried their Som Tum (Young papaya salad) which was my staple in Thailand but unfortunately their Som Tum was not really my cup of tea.

Of the 4 Thai places I’ve tried in Oakville, this is the best and most authentic. I eat there regularly and it’s always good. I especially recommend the Drunk Noodles, which most Thai restaurants don’t have on their menu but are DELICIOUS. Also, the Panang Curry.
I’d like to point out that I’ve never had the issues that the below Melanie H. did– mango salad has always been good (the mango isn’t supposed to be ripe) and the dishes haven’t tasted like they were made of ketchup or out of the freezer.
The only thing I would recommend is that you clarify the spice levels for your dishes– they tend to err on the side of gringo-​spice (none), so if you want it spicy, tell them.

We tend to grab takeout from here at least twice a month! (Sometimes more). Let me tell you, the food is phenomenal. Their customer service is great and the staff is a pleasure to deal with.
Did I mention the food (ESP the green chicken curry) is phenomenal?
We found this place accidentally and am so glad we did.

I have eaten here many times with my wife. They are especially good did take out as they provide enormous servings which we find can easily feed two, we take if to work the next day. the service us quick and friendly and the quiet environment is a nice change from most of the pubs and restaurants in the Bronte area.