Thai By Thai - Delta, British Columbia

We tried wonton and seafood salad. Taste was good but quantity was very less for the seafood salad, lots of onions with just few seafood.

I had previously given this restaurant a 5-star rating a few years ago, but unfortunately, my recent experience fell short of my expectations. Even the same food that we ordered during our previous visit did not meet our expectations. The chicken wings were good. The beef satay wasn't great and ... the desserts were very disappointing , both for the price and quality. The service was extremely poor. Despite being the only customers, we had to repeatedly call our server to place our order, which was frustrating. Overall, a disappointing experience compared to my previous visit Read more

Stopped in for a Sunday Lunch, the menu had lots of options for a great price $16-18$. We had red curry and beef & broccoli with coconut rice! It was super delicious and flavourful, definitely a go to spot!!

I wanted to like this place, I really did. I usually champion for small mom and pop places but this place fell short . By the rating I suspect most either have low expectations or have not eaten any decent Thai food . Jungle Curry 2/5 Lacked flavour and seemed to be just ... red curry w/o coconut milk. We requested spicy and it was bland watery and mild . Jungle curry is usually spicy flavourful and hits you with a punch . This one consisted of frozen bagged veg along with a couple cubes of eggplant . No fresh green peppercorns , grachai, lemongrass or even small Thai eggplants . At a $18.00 price point this was sad . I’m not Thai and make better jungle curry at home . Som Tam (Papaya Salad) 1/5 Their Som Tam consisted strangely of mostly a bet of full iceberg lettuce leaves with a sprinkle of grated green papaya on top . It was very sweet and the green papaya appeared to either been shredded a long time ago or the bagged variety and soggy(not crisp or crunchy ) it lacked fish sauce and dried roasted chilli and at $14 is a total rip off given its mostly iceberg lettuce leaves . Had to pay $3.00 extra for a side of nam prik pla (fish sauce w/ chilli). Which can be found on the table of most Thai places. Rad Na Noodles 2/5 Again bland and with copious amounts of frozen cauliflower veg mix . Noodles were soggy and gravy La led any taste . Khao Soi 3/5 The best dish of the night though from a pre-made curry paste again . Also no chicken on the bone (drumsticks) but a small amount chicken thigh / breast pieces . Definitely not the khao Soi you would get in Chiang Mai . At least they got the type of noodle right. Spring Rolls 3/5 Standard store bought pre-made spring rolls . Nothing great about them . Rice 1/5 Total obscene rice prices $7.00 (medium) for two bowls of rice is obscene for this restaurant. For context I spend $4.00 for a large bowl of rice at Mott 32 which is a fine dining restaurant in Vancouver. Nowhere have I seen such messed up prices for rice . Overall for two people we spent $107 after tax and tip which is insane for the lack of quality or care put into the food . They.really rely on having a captive audience with most guests literally clueless of actual Thai food . The dining room was empty at 730 at night with only us there. Sad as they have an easy opportunity to really capture a market of Northern Thai / Issan / Lao cuisine that hasn’t been touched . People would be lining up and travelling to eat there if they didn’t cut corners or put effort into their food . Unfortunately it seems like they are just looking to maximize profits while letting the quality of their food suffer terribly . Read more

The $10 lunch special is great, you get quite a filling meal at this price. The yellow tofu curry was amazing, I would definitely recommend this and it was their main vegetarian dish but they were prepared to make any dish vegetarian. Albeit the place has a slightly shady exterior ... the interior is comfortable and well lit. Really great lunch experience and can’t wait to come back to try their dinner menu. Read more