Try Thai (Chinatown)

• Don't know why this is still not reviewed yet
• I ordered Spicy Thai salad with beef meat as starter
• The beef was very crispy and tasty and as the name suggested was very spicy
• I ordered red curry with sweet basil as main dish which include either boiled or fried rice
• The restaurant has a very good ambience and staff is very cordial
• The place its cool and the plates are very fancy but the biggest point is the food
• Im a regular here because the food is just that good
• The hot and sour soup is really good that my boyfriend keeps coming back here whenever he's in town
• I suggest you order the lunch set because its way cheaper and the portion is just the same
• The location is also great because its in Chinatown and just a shot walk away from the bus station
• The ambiance is great service is quick and the prices are reasonable
• I would suggest going for their lunch menu which is pretty good
• The three flavour sauce is a must try
• It's also halal for chicken which is really good for me
• My only complaint is the flat noodle dish
• Possibly the best Thai restaurant in Manchester and definitely the one with widest menu choices
• While I have been on a few occasions today's meal with my daughter was an exceptional one
• We started with an assortment of starters which we orders separately and the once I will highly recommend are the Beef in crispy coriander and Soft shell crab
• We had the Red curry with jasmine rice for main course which remains my measure of chefs competencies
• Those sauces were really really hot
• Eaten at many Thai restaurants in Manchester and this is by far the best one
• The luscious green curry served with crispy tofu made the whole experience delightful
• The lower one with a Thai Canopy style bar and the upper one for fine dining
• These were king prawns and pork flavoured with lime leaves and lightly fried
• The Pandan leaves with their sweet aroma and soft taste
• Deepfried battered soft shell crab served with Thai sweet chilli sauce
• These were tender pieces of beef enhanced with fresh coriander seeds and fried
• This was the best among starters and fortunately the frying had not over powered the taste of the beef
• Were deep fried and I was wondering whether they would have anything which is deep fried in the menu
• Also the garnish with all the dishes were same &ndash
• The classic red curry with aubergines flavoured with red chillies
• Sweet basil and shallots was creamy with coconut milk and succulent pieces of chicken in it
• The King Prawn Garlic and Pepper was in a sauce similar to an other
• I thought the taste of prawns were subdued with sweetness of the sauce instead of the flavours of both garlic and pepper
• We ordered was pretty good and I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and flavour of this dish
• King prawns and squid garnished with fried cashew nuts served in a hollowed out large pineapple
• The drinks served also were pretty interesting &ndash
• Service was a tad slow since it was a Saturday night
• I wanted to try siam smiles since it is listed by guardian as one of the best restaurants in uk
• Quantity of food was a lot and it was good
• The only complaint would be that the service was really slow
• The dessert was a nice touch at the end to finish the value lunch
• The price tag was reasonable
• Used to frequent Try Thai (Chinatown) when I was living in Manchester as a Student
• Corn Cakes and the Red Thai Curry were my go to dishes to eat there
• I only went based on a recommendation from a local that have visited and they were right Try Thai (Chinatown) is good
• The spice level is quite high too
• Try Thai (Chinatown) is kind of Ok
• It was very busy and earliest we could get a table was 9.30pm (Was a Saturday night) so advise to book as early as you can

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