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Pai Northern Thai Kitchen is a celebrated culinary gem in Toronto, renowned for its authentic and vibrant Northern Thai cuisine. Located in the heart of the city, Pai offers a dynamic dining experience that transports patrons to the bustling streets of Thailand. The restaurant is helmed by Chef Nuit Regular, whose dedication to traditional recipes and high-quality ingredients has earned Pai a loyal following and critical acclaim.
The menu features a variety of flavorful dishes that showcase the rich culinary heritage of Northern Thailand. Signature offerings include the aromatic Khao Soi, a rich and creamy curry noodle soup, and the spicy and tangy Som Tum, a green papaya salad that perfectly balances heat and freshness. Each dish is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring an authentic taste experience.
Pai’s warm and inviting atmosphere, complemented by its rustic decor and vibrant energy, makes it an ideal spot for both casual meals and special occasions. Whether you’re a Thai food aficionado or a newcomer to this cuisine, Pai Northern Thai Kitchen promises a memorable dining adventure that captures the essence of Thailand right in the heart of Toronto.
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Elaine
a week agoThis place is a must-visit! The flavors are bold, fresh, and exactly what you’d expect from Thai cuisine. Every dish feels like it was made with care—perfectly balanced spices, fragrant herbs, and just the right amount of heat. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the service was quick without feeling rushed. The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, making the whole dining experience even better. Highly recommend this spot to anyone who loves Thai food!
S M
a month agoFinally made it to PAI and..... it's middle of the pack Thai food. It's important to keep in mind Michelin overweights the importance of atmosphere, ambience and service over food. The food was enjoyable, but not exceptional. The oxtail curry tasted like an Indian curry, the pad see ew tasted great but had no smokiness/wok hei and the fried fish was crispy and good enough. I liked my dinner here but you're better off going to Pii Nong or Eat BKK (Sheppard location) or Koh Lipe
Casey Falk
a month agoWe went with some friends and we all left full and happy. Definitely order the fritters! The pad thai was a delicious house special too. The crowd favorite was the sticky mango rice (we ordered another because it was that good). Friendly and prompt staff as well! We'll for sure be back.
Akash Behl
2 weeks agoI’ve been to Pai multiple times now. I can say this without doubt that this place never disappoints. Their service, food, ambience - everything is top notch. People who are new to the Thai cuisine should be brought here. The only downside is that it’s walk-in only so there could be some wait of 30-45 minutes during peak hours but it’s totally worth it.
amro al-ahmar
2 months agoThis place has never been a miss - pure hits! It never fails to satisfy with its impeccable service, food and environment. Make sure to try the key dishes like the massaman (with beef), green Currie (with chicken), shrimp and squash fritters! They are very kind and hospitable so make sure to ask for anything if you need recommends! Get the sticky rice mango!