Chilli Joe Thai Cuisine

Cheap eat near train station. Food was quick. Lunch special was $11.50 which included a bottle of water. Stir fried chicken with peppercorns and chillies was pretty good. Sauce was on sweet side but when eating the peppercorns with chicken, it was pretty spicy. Nice balance of flavour. Would be nice if the food has a little smoky flavour. Should increase a little bit more rice.

Ordered delivery tonight and it wasnt good. Satay skewers were inedible - so dry and tough that trying to eat it was difficult. Jungle Curry lacked flavour and was bland, also needed seasoning. I did call them to let them know and the response was 'ill tell the chef - sorry". For the money you're better spending it elsewhere - just wish I knew before I ordered!

We unfortunately ordered from here for the first and last time. We had a Pad Thai, which was drowned in lemon juice; huge chunks of overcooked and dry Tofu and a very little amount of chicken breast which was dry and overcooked also. The Pad See Ew we ordered was burnt, the beef was so dry it was hard to swallow and lacked any flavour (except the burnt flavour). The vegetables were so overcooked that they were almost brown instead of green. A piece fell on the floor, and my cat, who normally eats anything even turned his nose up at it. We definitely won’t be ordering again from this restaurant.

Average 'Thai'* restaurant (Laotian owner). The restaurant used to be very big, but they have since halved the space. They can now only fit about 15-20 people inside. My friend and I ordered satay chicken, chicken pepper stir fry, and po tak noodle soup. The food took ages to arrive, we had to constantly check with the server. The cook was busy with a large table of ten, and was only pushing out orders for this table to the detriment of other diners and take away customers. Food itself was below average for me, does not get a lot of traffic considering the good location (plenty of parking, right next to main street opposite the train station) Will not be back as I know better places for better Thai food. *NB: a lot of Laotian people own Thai restaurants. Thai restaurants run by Thais usually tastes better.