Aroi Thai Restaurant

M Sunan Arief

5.0

Remember to order the Tom Yum! It's savory, aromatic and kept hot by serving it in a small cauldron with fire. It really ups your appetite.

Pramanajati

4.0

Aroi Original Thai Dishes - BF Homes, Adelfa Street corner Presidents Avenue, Tahanan Village, Brgy. BF, Parañaque City. REDISCOVER! Aroi Thai Restaurant.Menu: Po Pia Kod (Spring Rolls) - should be clear that this is just vegetable spring rolls, shreds of cucumber and vermicelli noodles on a thin, chewy wrap. The dipping sauce gives it a salty profile.Tom Yum Kung - spicy soup with aromatics such as lemon grass and coriander. Filled with squid balls and medium sized shrimps.Green Chicken Curry - chicken fillets in a mild thai curry dish with lots of green and red bell peppers, eggplant, string beans. Perfect with the rice we ordered.Shrimp Pad Thai - i've tasted better pad thai but this is good for its price point. Still a solid recommendation.Khao Pad - flavorful fried rice that is good as a filling meal in itself.Thai Fried Chicken with Sweet & Sour Dipping Sauce - lightly battered fried chicken pieces. Tender meat, juicy and served freshly cooked.Pork Satay - a little tough, should have ordered the chicken satay instead. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience. Prices are affordable and sulit. Friendly staff made it a memorable dining experience.

Late Night Foody

3.0

Along the busy thoroughfare of President’s Avenue is this cozy thai restaurant. Had a good view by the window too. The chaos outside complimented the food I got. I ordered tom yum noodle soup and fresh rolls (po pia sod). Nothing fancy here but the simplicity of it is what I liked. I enjoyed my meal down to the last drop of stock. It was good but it could be better. Place was clean and service was fast. Check this place out.

Shane Dhunjibhoy

2.0

Although I didn’t get the bad service that I’ve been reading about this place in the past reviews, I pretty much experienced the subpar cuisine it has to offer. Their dishes lack the earthy tang and distinct sour flavour expected when partaking authentic Thai food. The spring rolls was bland and had no hint of cilantro and the tom yum was sweet just sweet. The pad Thai though was Decent but not up to par with authentic Thai standards.

Alya Isti Safira

1.0

AWFUL SERVICE! Just cause they have a big group, we had to wait for almost an hour for our food to be served!! To the management, just don't accept customers anymore if your kitchen is not competent enough for a quality service!!!

Thea Gabrielle Torres

1.0

Most of all, food are not delicious.Fried rice is too dry.And the Quay tao noodles, they dont know what that is.Chef is not from Thailand but from Cebu.If you want to enjoy real thai food. Find somewhere else.

Kugan

2.0

Seriously needs to improve. This is my 2nd time dining here with family. The first time was late last year. The servers we had on a Wednesday night were pleasant and attentive. But the food needs some major IMPROVEMENT. The pad Thai and Tom Yum soup were decent (Tom Yum was ridiculously oily) but the servings were SMALL. It’s literally good for 1.5 people. .5 being a small child with an appetite of a little teacup pig (do they eat a lot?). Anyway, the vegetable curry tasted like it had bagoong in it. Not like the authentic Thai curry. The Thai milk tea was DELICIOUS! So was the mango shake. Def fresh. That was about it. I really do hope management takes these reviews seriously. Aroi is in a good location along Presidents Ave. There already is a lack of good authentic Thai food in Metro Manila... don’t add to the disappointing selections. Kindly REVAMP your kitchen/menu. Hopefully if we come back next year, it’ll be better by that time.

A T

5.0

Their Tom Yum is something I'll always recommend and go back for. I swear!!!! Some of their dishes may not be authentic but they still serve really good food. I just wish they put more seafoods in their Tom Yum cos it's mostly soup. Also I hope they have bigger servings cos we get so bitin everytime we order 1 pot of their Tom Yum.

Engin Engin

2.0

Disappointing in flavors. Potential and opportunity of making it big, lost - with this cozy place on President’s ave producing food which is far from Original Thai (as they claim), even for the staple Thai dishes. Pad Thai has more bean sprouts than noodles (and Calamansi 😳); Drunken noodles doesn’t even have any of the flavor profiles of what the dish originally is (not sure if they thought we were looking for drunken “chef” instead of drunken “noodles”); and Tom Yum is made into a soup by throwing in ingredients and boiling up a broth.

Kim Regala

5.0

If you’re looking for authentic Thai resto, this may not be the place for you. But if you’re looking for flavorful take on your favorite Thai dishes which is reasonably priced - then Aroi is worth a try. I’ve dined here once and wasn’t disappointed. Service is also good. And I’m so glad that I can even have my favorites (Shrimp Pad Thai, Tom Yum, Pomelo salad, beef curry, etc) delivered to me anytime thru GrabFood. Their Pad Thai has become my comfort food.