Thai Rani

Being the lover of Thai food that I am, I'm always on the lookout for a great Thai restaurant that serves up my favourite dishes in a delicious way. I saw the reviews for Thai Rani and decided to finally give it a try. It's got nice decor inside, and the ambience is nice. They have a good extensive and varied menu with photos alongside some of the dishes to get a good visual of. I would normally choose my usual Chicken Fried Rice, but I must say, the photo they've used in the menu is most unappealing, so I went for the Chicken Massaman instead. Beforehand, I ordered the Chicken Curry Puffs as they looked great in the picture.The curry puffs were delicious. A great start to the first time dining here. It did come out a bit slow, but then again, this restaurant (along with many like it) choose to look after their takeout orders first (which irks me very much). When it did come out eventually, they tasted as delicious as the photos showed them to be. The main meal came out VERY slowly and was actually quite irritating. My friend ordered the Lemon Chicken, which looked NOTHING like in the photo. The photo - and dish description - depicted crispy battered chicken, whereas what came out was soggy and almost mushy. I however got the Chicken Massaman and Coconut Rice, both of which were really good.I will say, the food here overall is very good and worthy of all of these positive reviews. It's reasonably priced and has a nice modern atmosphere. However ... I really wish restaurants looked after the patrons that are already inside BEFORE taking care of phone orders. I will be willing to try it here one more time, but if it's as slow as it was last week, that will be my last visit. I'd rather they tell someone on the phone to come down an extra 10 minutes later, than leave people inside watching order after order after order leave the restaurant while we go hungry.

Super delicious food! Very satisfying and the staff worker (Mickey) was super lovely and helpful!

One of our fave local Thai places.Usually good food and lovely staff.Relaxing place to eat because it's relatively small (seats maybe 25 max)Love the curry puffs and chilli wontons

Love their food. Our go to Thai place. Their cereal butter prawn and crispy rockling fillet in three flavoured sauce are star dishes here.

Great Thai restaurant. Glazed pork belly served in the foil amazing! Strongly recommended. Tom yum is so good too, sour sweet spicy. We were served by a lovely staff name Mickey, she is genuine friendly, make our dinner perfect.

We got takeaway & was a bit disappointed with one of the dishes.Ordered the ‘Kung Fu Noodle’ which I thought was going to be the street Malaysian dish that I knew, however, what we got was Char Kway Teow.As a born, bred Malaysian who had a road side hawker stall in my younger days over there, the Kung Fu noodles known to Malaysians is something different; Photo of different dishes are below.First pic of the dark noodles is the noodles advertised as Kung Fu noodles that we received, which is Char Kway Teow.Second pic is the actual Kung Fu noodles that we were expecting.The only reason why I was so disappointed was because, it’s hard to find decent Malaysian food on this side of town, & when one is homesick, one gets excited over trivial things, like expecting a comfort food dish that’s not commonly found here.Despite that, the flavours of the Char Kuey Teow were nice, with a subtly decent ‘wok hei’ & the tom yum was delicious alongside the friendly service.

Delicious food and friendly service. We had Curry puffs & prawn roll for entrees, Pud Thai Prawn, Scallop with vegetables with Coconut Rice and a complimentary chocolate fudge cake and ice cream. Experience never fails to be enjoyable.

The food is exceptional and the waitress on a Thursday night is such a delight

Awesome food. The Pad Thai is not too spicy, covered with sauce and very flavoursome. The portion sizes are amazing. One pad thai is enough for a full meal of leftovers.