New Sukhothai location to open on Monday
New Sukhothai location to open on Monday
Sukhothai, the tiny Parliament Street restaurant that amassed a cult following for its homey Northern Thai cuisine, is opening a second location at Wellington and Church on Monday. Taking over the space that was formerly home to Habaneros, the new Sukhothai will be much, much larger, with over 100 seats, and will also have a liquor licence, something the original was sorely lacking. The good news for downtowners will mean temporary bad news for Regent Park residents, however: the Parliament location is closing down for a month while the entire staff moves over to Wellington to get the new spot set up.
Sukhothai, 52 Wellington St. E., 647-351-4612
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Sukhothai, the tiny Parliament Street restaurant that amassed a cult following for its homey Northern Thai cuisine, is opening a second location at Wellington and Church on Monday. Taking over the space that was formerly home to Habaneros, the new Sukhothai will be much, much larger, with over 100 seats, and will also have a liquor licence, something the original was sorely lacking. The good news for downtowners will mean temporary bad news for Regent Park residents, however: the Parliament location is closing down for a month while the entire staff moves over to Wellington to get the new spot set up.
Sukhothai, 52 Wellington St. E., 647-351-4612){kind=link}
great news! Was wondering what would go in there.
Their service was atrocious! I would never go back again.
Still the best (most authentic) Thai food you can get in the city
I’m sorry, I didn’t like it (I really wanted to). The food was okay, the service was not attentive. (Who doesn’t take away menus after taking an order?)
It’s no longer the small, innocent, and the special restaurant it used to be. They have increased the prices, curries are less authentic, staff has changed and become more money minded.
I must have referred at least 300 people directly and indirectly over the past 3-4 years not to forget the regular visits by me and my friends. Very disappointed with their expansion with lack of authenticity.
No more referrals any more and in search of a refreshing new authentic thai restaurant.