I have taken to frequenting this spot. The menu is intentionally small and as such, I've found all of the dishes to be outstandingly fresh with a different flavour profile than the go-to toronto canadian-thai fare.
At $10 the street noodles are a steal... really love the tofu. The other entrees can get a little pricey at a few bucks more (e.g. 14$ for pad thai is a stretch for me). The fritters are the star of the app list, as others have mentioned.
It's pretty laid back during the day, which I like, but fills up over the weekend evenings as a lounge/music venue, which can also be fun. Their cocktails are well done (I particularly enjoy the namesake white elephant with lychee and fresh chili...that killer sweet&hot combo).
The family that runs it are unpretentious and friendly, and what with the scarcity of quality food options around the Queen/Parliament intersection, I'm so happy they're in the neighbourhood.