Nine Elephants

Its been a few years since we last dined at this Thai Restaurant. They have move a few shopfronts down the road from when I last visited. The food is always extremely tastey. I had the lunch time special of chicken stir fry noodles which was delicious. I had some takeaway prawn fried rice and satay chicken which was also very good. This place is already busy so best to book as its not a large venue.

During non-peak hours, Nine Elephants offers diners an exquisite experience in Thai-styled dishes in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The waitress who served us had a fantastic memory of the dishes ordered without having to jot anything down (we ordered about 5 or 6 dishes in total, 3 of them customised to a meat of our choice). Food was served promptly and to order. The Thai iced milk tea served here could be said to be better tasting than similar restaurants within the vicinity. To incentivise customers paying in cash, a 10% discount off the final bill rounds off a pleasant evening dinner with friends.

Great service and lovely food. Entree were lovely and not really that hot, main was delicious however I had to order it with no chilli as I am not a fan of overly hot food. Dessert was absolutely delicious. Staff were very friendly and helpful answering any questions we had and was able to deliver food within reasonable time from ordering.. The Ice Coffee is deliciously strong and sweet. Would definitely recommend and also go back. Satay Chicken wrapped in Roti with peanut sauce. Drunken Chicken.

I lovved nine elephants signature spaghetti. It was fresh, vegetables were crunchy. Usually Thai dishes will be lite sweet, but this one was exception. All other dishes were good too, except chive dumplings. It was very oily and it wasn’t like usual dumplings, it was deep fried. You get Singha beer jugs. Definitely will come back 👍

Great food, although i noticed the fried rice portioned has decreased quite abit since I first visited a couple of years ago. As many has commented, there's spicy and there Thai level's spicy. So be careful what you asked for ;) Lunch time is extremely busy and if you dont have a booking, good luck. Dinner is much quieter. Edit: they are no longer serve really spicy food which is very disappointing. If you want a dish to be spicy, they provide chilli on the side. My suspicion is someone has complained about the food here being too spicy. If that's correct, that person shouldn't be eating Thai food. I mean what's next, non spicy Sichuan food?