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How we read reviews →Queen Victoria Market Thai-fusion cafe famed for tom yum and larb pasta, with a bar vibe after dark.
Small, cosy and plant-filled cafe steps from Queen Victoria Market with friendly owner-led hospitality. Daytime is relaxed and brunchy, and reviewers describe it turning into a chilled bar with live music and cocktails in the evening.
Thai-inspired pasta menu, Thai milk tea and matcha coconut drinks, Thai tea martinis, Thai beers on tap and a happy hour. Dog friendly, with live music some evenings and an owner who mixes cocktails.
Thai diners say the seasoning, especially the larb and tom yum, tastes like Thailand. The concept is deliberately a Thai and Western fusion, not traditional Thai cooking.
Most reviewers call it good value for flavour, but a vocal minority say portions run small for pasta at around $28 and a few found dishes bland or pricey. Drinks are well regarded.
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