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How we read reviews →QV's no-bookings Thai night market: fiery boat noodles, pad thai, queue-worthy pad kra pao.
Loud, neon-lit night-market energy inside QV. communal tables, a Thai pop soundtrack, and a queue out the door most evenings, which regulars say is part of the appeal.
QR-code table ordering, share-style seating for large groups, jugs of cold beer, and a broad street-food menu spanning salads, bone broths, whole fish and Thai desserts.
Thai staff and Bangkok street-food styling, with dishes like boat noodles and yentafo, read as authentic to many diners, though a few Thai reviewers felt flavours were toned down.
Budget CBD pricing (most meals under $20) with generous serves, though a few long-time regulars note portions have shrunk and prices crept up recently.
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