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How we read reviews →Clayton Thai kitchen with standout boat noodle soup, Lao-leaning dishes and warm, quick service
Small, spotless and homely with an open kitchen, bright and cosy. Casual neighbourhood feel run by a friendly owner and attentive staff.
Boat noodles in small or regular sizes; QR-code ordering; open kitchen; house-made Thai desserts rotating weekly, including pandan jelly and chendol; curry puffs; Lao dishes
Thai and Lao patrons call it the closest to home in Melbourne, praising boat noodles, kao piak, Lao-style papaya salad and rarer dishes like yam naem khao tod.
Strong value: generous portions, inexpensive pricing and flavour-packed dishes, though a few note grilled dishes are on the smaller side.
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