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Great experience dining at Time for Thai! Hot day, all sweaty and sticky from a hike. Best way to fill our stomachs with refreshing Thai Milk Tea and delicious Thai Food! Fried fish was crispy and edible almost in every part, however fish had plenty of flesh, flaky fresh goodness! Tom Yam soup was nice and spicy, a basic requirement when dining in a Thai joint. Prawn paste chicken was great, while it had that smell it wasn’t too overpowering or overbearing. Price point is alright, food tasted great, staff were helpful and friendly, I’d definitely swing by again if I am in the area! :)

A disappointment! Firstly we were seated next to the wall (it was filthy wall that badly needs a good wash). The soup was way to spicy and the sweet and sour was way too sweet. The service was bad too, we were rushed out of the restaurant. The staff quickly clearing the dishes before I even finished my drink. A place I won't visit again.

Nothing bad to say about this place - we came for simply to satisfy our red Ruby cravings. Quiet place for the eve of Christmas Eve. Red ruby base was entirely ice cream, no shaved ice. Water chestnut bits were crunchy with a nice gelatinous outer layer. No complaints, each Thai restaurant has their own version of this popular dessert.

Pro-tip: bring cold hard cash or your physical nets card, as those are the only tender accepted, yes, in this day and age. You can also enjoy Malay metal music at the same time as your dinner, it's the bgm. Food was reasonably priced and portions likewise decently sized. It's well cooked and looks Thai-ish, but some how didn't quite resonate with me.