Ed Ae' Unique Thai Cafe 1982

Unclaimed

This place was seriously amazing! The food was incredible, but honestly, the dessert was the real star. I ordered the pad thai, tom yum soup, and the Thai tea dessert, and everything was bursting with flavor. The service was friendly and attentive, even though it was pretty busy for lunch. We were lucky to snag a table without a wait. If you're craving some authentic Thai food, you gotta check this spot out!

Had a great time here, the servers a lovely and helpful. The food is great with lots of flavour. The fried oysters are a must! The seafood with flat noodles in gravy is great as a comfort food and can be shared. A must is their bingsu parfait - you have to try the salted egg flavor.

Sydney's tastiest halal Thai eatery you must visit! As soon as you walk in, you fragrant aroma greets you with friendly smile that you know you will be having an amazing dining experience! Famous for their hotpot, it's packed in flavour and the perfect portion size! Not only is the hotpot tasty but the other dishes cooked deliciously, flavours well balanced your tastebuds will be dancing! Their desserts especially the bingsu looked so scrumptious however was too full to order so I will be back for their desserts as it looks too good not to try ?

They’re known for their bingsu but I tried out their other dishes. The fish cakes had a pleasant umami flavour that complemented the sweet chilli sauce nicely. The tom yum hotpot was well-balanced, tangy and rich with ingredients like instant noodles, chicken, prawns, and mussels. The Khao Soi was creamy with a subtle spice and featured tender pieces of wagyu beef. Also the mango sticky rice was served with caramel ice cream. The dish was pretty yum and there’s also mango popping pearls and mochi balls.

? ?? ?? ???? ???? ⭑.ᐟ ❤︎ ????-?????: Floofy tea dreams and crispy chivey love ❤︎ ??? ????: Kuy Chai (Garlic Chives Cakes) + Thai Tea Richer ❤︎ ???? ???: Thai food lovers, Thai tea hunters, cozy lunch cuties ❤︎ ????: Jungle-y, bright, small but mighty cute—feels like a mini Bangkok corner! ꫂ ၴႅၴ Omg omg omg! Was soooo excited to finally visit this cute lil’ spot after hearing they had kuy chai—my ultimate fav snack when I was in Bangkok. I legit got teary inside LOL because it brought back so many childhood food memories. The kuy chai was crunchy on the outside, soft and flavourful inside, maybe not as salty as I remembered, but still sooo satisfying and heartwarming! And let’s talk about the Thai Tea (Richer ver.)—IT. WAS. PERFECTION. Like hello??? It’s unreal! Soft serve on top, brown sugar jelly inside, and whipped cream~ It was so creamy, balanced, and just—wow. Honestly, best Thai tea I’ve had in Sydney so far. 10 stars if I could! One sip and I went: “YUP. This is IT. My Thai tea endgame.” The place is not really wide, but sooo adorable—white tiles, hanging plants, calm lighting, and friendly staff. I went on a Monday lunch and it was just starting to fill up, but I got a nice lil corner for myself and felt super cozy. Perfect for solo lunch time, friendly catch-ups, or a casual cute date. ꫂ ၴႅၴ ⴵ ???? ????: Very fast! Thai tea at 12:34, kuy chai at 12:39 ? ?????: Lunchtime crowd—almost full but still comfy ☼ ??? ???????: Monday (weekday) ‎? ?????: - Kuy Chai (Fried Garlic Chives Cakes) — $14.00 - Thai Tea Richer — $11.00 ꫂ ၴႅၴ ????? ? ??????? ʚଓ ABSOLUTELY YES. Honestly would go back just for the Thai tea—and the other menu!