Came here on a Saturday night (around 7pm) and was seated right away. It was quite busy and was packed fairly quickly after we arrived. Their menu consisted of a mix of Thai and Chinese dishes. The ambience was casual but refined so it wasn't too loud. The tables were comfortably spaced apart so it didn't feel crowded. The service was friendly and food arrived quite promptly. Out of everything we ordered, I preferred the coconut chicken soup, street pad Thai and the fried bananas with green tea ice cream. The green curry was decent but not very spicy like other green curries I've had. Pad Thai might not be the best in Toronto but I liked how it came with a mango salad on the side and peanut sauce for the chicken. The batter for the fried banana wasn't too thick which I appreciate. The mango sticky rice was mediocre. It would have been better if the mangoes were cut into larger slices rather than thin strips (just a personal preference) and the sticky rice could be slightly sweeter. The price point was reasonable, around $14-15+ for the mains.
It's a nice spot to grab a bite if you're ever in the area and craving Thai food.