Thai Bamboo

I had the chilli chicken it was tasty but not crispy at all as mentioned on the menu. Along with that it was not chilli at all. It was extremely sweet. If the chilli chicken wasnt so sweet and was spicy & crispy would of been better. Update: called to order a chilli chicken but went to pick up and got a red curry made. Not sure how they mixed up the two. Anyways i was pretty dissatisfied with the red curry. Ive had many, and this was watery & did not have that coconut milk taste. On top of that the chicken had a weird smell. Not sure if i will return. $22 for a red curry and steamed rice i expected it to be at-least decent.

We got takeout of Thai Bamboo and it was disappointing. The noodles in the pad thai and pad sew just broke apart when we tried to eat it. Almost as if it was leftovers that were microwaved the next day… the chicken was really dry as well… shrimp was okay though On the positive side, we asked for the thai milk tea to be less sweet and they did that well. Portions were also good.

We come here all the time to get takeout. It's our favourite place to get pad Thai in North York. Love their hot chili oil, it's really spicy but so addictive. They give you so much pad Thai it can be split for 2 people if you really wanted. The restaurant is a little dated for dining in but if it's good food your looking for than you wouldn't really care.

Such an amazing Thai restaurant. There’s so many dishes I like that it’s so hard for me to choose what to get when I order . After I had my children and was getting back into shape my meals mostly consisted of Thai bamboos food, so tasty and healthy . I recommend this restaurant to my friends and clients. Try the Basa fish !!! Also the chilli chicken !! And the spring rolls ! Omg just try everything !!! My children love the fried rice 😋

When I saw Laos papaya salad on the menu, I knew I had to try it. I wanted to see how it compared to my mom's food, so we ordered the papaya salad and laap with beef and tripe (I think they called it the Laos warm meat salad on the menu?) and sticky rice. And boy was it delicious. We just had food at Sabai sabai a week ago where I was mildly disappointed on the portions and how they didn't have sticky rice and the papaya salad was tossed, not smashed. Bamboo Thai, this hole in the wall, had food that was authentic and tasted like home. It could have been my mom in the back making these dishes. The portions were generous and the flavors was spot on. I over heard the table next to us telling the waitress how that was the best pad Thai she's had so next time I'll have to try that. Now I know where to go if I want real Laos food!