M&J Thai Cuisine - Parramatta

Eating was good and tasty, bark not fresh in green curry. has not been worth paying out for a large portion size that contains only more rice. the service is rough, but the food is decent. could come back, but without updating too large.

The first piece of Thai food that I liked (yes, yes, I was in longrain and so.) had tom yum enjoy nudel soup and it hit that perfect mix of spicy, sweet and sour that people talk but I never personally experienced in my mouth. going through the woolshed was a bit rough, but it smells like stale cigarettes and pokies. service is very important, so they think that they take on an asian mother: spit it out and not a weak mind, but they are very happy to give them coupling pens.

The prices are very reasonable. in portions were a small fraction for my lust. the service was not very good. I think the main backslide for this restaurant is the ambiente. there is a note in the vicinity of the at the beginning of the restaurant, which use people quite often and it is quite loud when it closes. call me a snob, but close to the bogian pub clientele also distracts from ambiente. I would still recommend if they were looking for food.

Prices are very reasonable. Portion sizes were a fraction small for my liking. Service was not very good. I think the main setback for this restaurant though is the ambience. There is an emergency door near the entrance of the restaurant which people use quite often and it is quite loud when it closes. Call me a snob but being near the boganish pub clientele also detracts from the ambience.  I would still recommend though if you are looking for value dining.

Tasted the first bit of Thai food I've liked (yes, yes I've been to Longrain and stuff). Had tom yum prawn noodle soup and it hit that perfect mix of spicy, sweet and sour that people talk about but I've personally never experienced in my mouth. Walking through the Woolshed was a bit gross though, it smelled like stale cigarettes and pokies. Service is very matter of fact, so imagine you're taking to an Asian mother: spit it out and no bullshit, but they're very happy to give you chopsticks.