Home Thai

For a girlie night out we decided to eat at home…"Home" as in the thai restaurant on sussex street! The first time I walked past my eyes were drawn towards their basket of mangos at the front. haha.

Similar to Chat Thai, their shop front is fully glass so you can peer right through to the front kitchen and the stack of desserts/snacks on display that makes your mouth water.



We were seated on the top level where the speakers were unfortunately going Doof Doof Doof right behind us. The place looks pretty cool with wooden furniture, dark lighting and blasting music.

Waiters were running up and down with their ordering iPads carried in an LV bag! Talk about classy =)



We loved the menu with photos and had to order some of the ones in the pics. Prices were very reasonable. 4 people ended up being only $17 each (including drinks and dessert)! what a bargain for a pig out.



The entree of homemade thai grilled sausages looked amazing – shiny grilled red skinned sausages and cut into little chunks. It was a little bit dry and overgrilled however its always good to try something new =)


Sai Groog Isan $10.90

The Pat Siew's thick chunky cut rice noodles tossed in soy sauce made a wonderful dish. Bright green veges were fresh and crisp amongst the noodles. I might even start enjoying Pat Siew more than Pad Thai!


Pat C Ew $10.50

We ordered the green curry with coconut milk, cherry eggplant, basil, lime leaf and chilli. We wanted a milder curry but the curry hit us with a bang. It definitely had heat and gave out a fantastic aroma.


Gang Kew $12.90


Seafood Pad Thai $14.50

Yay! dessert time!

This dessert reminded me of the canto deep fried dough, but dipped in sweet pandan custard dip. Could i please finish off the pandan? (and leave the too oily deep fried dough...)



Time to lick your forks on this one. Super yummy mango and sticky rice. Mango was oh-so-fresh served with coconut saauce and sticky rice.


Home Thai
299 Sussex Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Tel- (02)9261 5058
www.homethai.com.au/