Our Thai Restaurant & Cafe

Great service, food was awesome and the portions are big, First time in a long time I had to get something to go !! Will go back, highly recommended

I highly recommend this place. The food is amazing super fresh and the service was outstanding !!! I will definitely come back here.

Fast service, good taste. Always been for lunch. Recommend Thai curry fried rice, Thai curries !

I tried this restaurant for lunch on Saturday with my fiancée. We got there past prime lunch hour so the restaurant was pretty quiet. The initial impression of the restaurant was excellent with well decorated interior, clean and peaceful atmosphere.
The waitress was friendly and nice. Based on her recommendation we tried the pad Thai and the green curry. The food came out quickly and the quality was deinitely superb.
My dish, green curry, was not too buttery and not too watery. I tried a little bit of pad Thai too and it was also sweet and tasty.
We would definitely come back to this place next time we are around.

I’m surprised at all the one star reviews. I’m not going to say it was the best Thai food we’ve ever had, but it was quite good. Our meals were well cooked — the vegetables were crisp and brightly colored while the meat was fully cooked but not dried out. The price was reasonable, the service was polite and quick, and we both enjoyed our meals.

I have had Thai food in 3 different counties and get it locally from my Thai Place around the corner at home a couple times a month. I was hungry and in the mood while I was traveling, so I stopped by this place. It was completely dead as far as people go in the evening. And to boot my food looked rushed. The chicken was boiled. Which is probably the most unappetizing way to cook chicken. And it was undercooked. I had the Pad Thai. I definitely wouldn’t visit this place again. It seems to put more emphasis on being trendy than cooking good Thai Food.

Disappointing!
I work at a nearby company that gets our lunch catered by a variety of companies throughout the week. I think my appreciation of the food should be higher, if anything, since I don’t have to pay for it.
I haven’t had such badly cooked rice since I was in first year of university. I seriously think they package the rice the night before and just microwave it before they send out the lunch order. Dry, clumped and chewy. Really ruins the lunch experience.
The flavour of the dish itself was ok, but the other Thai place we order from always outperforms this.
Will not choose this place again!

Very quiet for a Saturday night and the ambience seemed to match. The service was just ok. Kids meal was direct from Costcos frozen aisle. The fried calamari was good along with the Thai penang noodle. Nothing really impressed us or was memorable.

Went there on a Friday night it was dead. the last time I went, was last year and it was great. This time, food was really bad!!! Raw Broccoli and frozen Carrots plus it came with canned Mushrooms… I will never go there again.

Great food… the spring rolls are among the best I’ve ever had, same with the Pad Thai. Service is polite, helpful and fast.

Lunch special comes with either spring roll or mango salad. I always order Panang Noodles and it is always tasty. Tried curry dish on rice but they are not as good as the noodles!

The place was not busy on a Friday night which is odd since there is an AMC 30, and a comedy club next door… this was the first warning of eating in a large cavernous place.
The second warning was the Thom Yum soup which had very little seafood (it had 1 shrimp) in it but a generous serving of canned mushrooms. It was spicy and tasted good but i expected fresh ingredients. My wife ordered the same and also recieved 1 shrimp.
The third warning was the lack of beef in the Pad Thai but a generous portion of tofu in its place. The sesame chicken had the taste of being reheated.
The final warning was the rotten bananas used in the Fired Banana with ice cream and freezer burn on the coconut ice cream.
The food was somewhat bland but I was very disappointed in the whole experience. I have had better Thai at the Food Court at the Mall.
Maybe it was an off night, maybe it was an attempt to cut costs, maybe the owner doesn’t eat his own food but with so many choices for food these days the customer votes with their feet.
I can only recommend this place if you have low expectations.
Tab was $ 60 with a beer.

Nice and roomy location offering little comfort around booths seating area. Good menu options that could use a touch more spices on a few items. Bubble tea was great.

In the walk-​through outdoor pedestrian plaza-​like-​thing in front of one of the few remaining AMC movie theatres in Canada are plenty of dining options; Our Thai seems to stick out like a sore thumb amidst bar-​and-​grill types, a pub and a number of clubs. Clearly the place has staying power and I was determined to find out why.
We enjoyed a «set» dinner for two; the only thing set about it was the appetizer: two healthily filled and tasty spring rolls with a seemingly incorrigible orange-​coloured sauce, a half dozen overdone deep-​fried wontons with minimal ground-​to-​all-​heck but enjoyable protein filling served with bottle (or, given this is a restaurant, more likely bucket) plum sauce and a small portion of mango salad that was appreciatively mostly mango and pleasantly flavoured with cilantro.
The selection of main was a choice of practically any two things on the menu, with extra charges on top of the set for curry dishes and seafood. We went with a Pad Thai and a «Thai Pataya». The former was excellent and couldn’t have been too much closer to authentic without coming with chopsticks, served on a disposable plate, and charged for in Baht.
The latter was, well, different, for lack of a better term. The beef was coated in a brownish spice powder that tasted something like old frying oil when deep-​fried. The nicely cooked veggies and sweet sauce were the saving grace, but the meat just tasted odd on its own with more coating than meat in an average piece.
The space is upscale looking yet casual; wait staff pleasant, helpful and impersonal, coming around frequently to refill water glasses. A pleasant experience just sitting there in the warm ambience, regardless of the food. When the food is right, it’s seemingly spot on; but when it’s not, well, it happens that not everything can be perfect on a menu that size.
I’m planning on going back for the Pad Thai and will likely make sure that I order something other than the complex meat dish that may have well been right for all I know.

Sandwiched in next to ye olde Irish pub and ye olde’n run down AMC, you’ll find Our Thai. Any resty opening in this plaza really should have great food, as you have plenty of decent choices among the pub, Boston Pizza, Wendal Clark’s, and Dave and Busters.
The inside is extremely clean and nice-​looking, and the staffers were all very kind and attentive. So I ask you, Our Thai, what the hell’s happening in the kitchen?
I can’t recall what the specific dish my girlfriend ordered was, but she quickly dismissed it due to seriously overcooked rice, and not being a complainer, opted to just not eat it. Our veggie rolls weren’t all that better either, with just a serious blandness thing going on. I had more luck with my chicken pad thai, though even the noodles in that seemed a little off. As another reviewer mentioned, it almost seemed reheated, though I really hope that’s not the case.
The other positive reviews lead me to believe that we probably just caught Our Thai on a bad day or something, but that level of inconsistency disappoints me, especially with other great options to choose from, including Boston Pizza, which is where we ended up after leaving our Our Thai partially-​eaten meals behind.

Some of the best Thai food in Toronto. I like Our Thai a lot better than Salad King which keeps getting recommended. The restaurant is a lot nicer too. The only problem is that its a bit far from the city but they do deliver which is great especially if you live by York University. I always get the Thai chicken curry which has never dissapointed me. I’ve also tasted the Pad Thai and the lime leaf chicken which I didn’t mind either. I believe this restaurant is a blessing to the people in Vaughn and can hardly believe my eyes when I see people going next door to Boston Pizza. Maybe something about sports that I don’t understand. I’ve never had anything to complain about their service and like I mentioned before the actual property is really nice. Being in Vaughn I guess they can afford to have a huge restaurant without breaking the bank and they even have outdoor seating when it is warmer outside. Perhaps I’m a bit biased towards this place as I am a regular but what’s not to love about it?

I’m surprized at the rating this place has? Its Woodbridge… and the choices for dining before catching a movie at the AMC include Dave & Busters, Our Thai, and few other «resto-​nightclubs». We went with Our Thai out of necessity & weren’t disappointed at all. Granted, downtown Toronto has way better Thai places however, few dishes here deserve a credible mention
–panang curry noodles: best I’ve had ever… must try
–chili eggplant: not the greatest, but it was very appealing to the vegetarian in me. would’ve liked lesser oil though
–spring rolls: solely ordered for the kiddies and they loved it
–Panang curry with vegetables and tofu: delish
–Green curry with vegetables: great!
Try it out… We’ve eaten here twice now and was consistently good grub.

It’s inside the plaza next to AMC. I have to go around and around to find the restaurant as the design of the plaza is shops in the centre with many different parking lots outside the plaza. The first impression of going in is it is much bigger than a normal Thai restaurant. I try it in a fund raising event it is one of the participants that serve food. The mango salad and the pad Thai are very good.
This time we order crispy rice with curry. The crispy rice is very oily as it seems to be just out from a pot of oil to heat it up. The curry is good. We have Pad Thai too often, so we decide to give a try to a similar dish of vermicelli. The sauce is not thick enough and the vermicelli is soaped in the sauce. Overall I got the impression that it is not a true Thai restaurant.

I really don’t mind the food here. I’d give it 4 stars if the server we had wasn’t so… strange. You know the saying, it’s not what you said it’s how you said it. That’s kinda how she made me feel. Lol! Sort of a ditsy «I only tolerate my job» kind of way. Anyway, service is usually 50% of the business so it’s important to me. We were there over an hour before closing and I felt she definitely didn’t wanna stay overtime.
As for the food, it’s not a bad joint. I’ve had better. Their curries could be creamier. Their coconut rice is almost on the verge of soggy. Their Thai iced tea isn’t too bad altho I prefer real brewed iced tea over the mix. (you can tell if the black tea sits at the bottom of the glass as the milk slowly settles.) I’d still go back. My hubby likes Thai Bamboo better tho. Service there is definitely better.

Conveniently located nearby Highway 7 & 400, if you’re not in the MOOD for Boston Pizza or Pub Fare then look for the white sign with the name Our Thai.
Quickly greeted during lunch we walked past a few other groups of patrons to our table where we met our server who provided water and menus. The menu provided seem specifically for Lunch. Nice comfy environment and we were seated at the booth seats which had good back SUPPORT.
The items include either a Spring Roll or Mango Salad starter. My friend had the Chicken Pad Thai ($ 9.49) and I had the Pat Talay ($ 10.49). Since it was my friend’s first experience with Thai food, I also ordered the Mango Sticky Rice w Coco Milk ($ 4.99)
The portions that came were pretty reasonable for the mains. My Pat Talay (Tiger Shrimp, Squid, Surimi Crab Meat, Carrots, Red & Green peppers, onions, stir in Our Thai Seafood sauce) was very flavourful and went well with White Rice.
The Tiger Shrimp and Squid was nice but I’m not sure if Surimi Crab should even be considered in this dish, maybe just leave it out altogether. The only slight complain was that maybe it was a bit over SALTED because I usually don’t do Rice and this dish made it 100% requirement.
I guess I’m glad I ordered Mango Sticky Rice w Coconut Sauce which was FRESH and Sweet Mango along with long grain Sticky Rice sweetened with Coconut Milk Sauce. 3.5 *Stars* Overall