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Thai House Cuisine

Reviewed by Toronto Life
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Let’s hear it for restaurants that get better over time. Top-notch ingredients and a delicate hand in the kitchen were all it took here. The Queen East space is simple and comfortable, with subdued lighting, embroidered elephant panels and an educational menu. The kitchen follows Bangkok’s eaten path. Spring rolls deliver little grease and lots of crunch, the fungi exuding smoky, lingering, tobacco-like notes. The surprise is taro, a heavy-duty but light potato pancake, complemented ...

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    2213 Queen St. E. (at Wineva Ave.)
  • 416-686-8541

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