Taste of Thailand Festival

Toronto, Canada

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www.tasteofthailand.ca
Address:
100 Queen St W, Toronto, ON, M5H 2N2
Downtown Core
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
330 ftQueen Street West
400 ftBay Street
700 ftYork Street
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Local time (Toronto) 07:54 Thursday, 22 May 2025

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1 review of Taste of Thailand Festival

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Place rating: 2
Markham, Canada
It sure felt like I am in Thailand when I visit Taste of Thailand Festival at Nathan Philips Square this afternoon! HOT HOT HOT!
The experience was a little disappointing as there were not too many vendors and the few food vendors were basically selling similar food: papaya salad, satay and curries, yes I know that’s Thai food, what should I expect?
The only food I found interesting is the fresh made papaya salad which the lady made to order so I can tell her to make it Thai Spicy… It was good and spicy that my friend couldn’t even handle that. so I ended up eating the whole order. But sadly for $ 5 it was smaller than the size of my fist, a little pricey!
Curry puff ($ 1) is a vegetarian treat with just potatoes inside as filling and it was not spicy at all, more like a sweetness to it.
Tapioca Drink ($ 5) with real coconutinside was refreshing… more like a dessert than a drink! If you love coconut like I do, you would enjoy that too!
I wish more vendors would participate next year! This festival really lack the spice and the energy, it just made me what to go in the shade and take a nap! Zzzzzzz