Soi 38 Thai Street Food University Of Edinburgh

Good place, so affordable however the place has shut down Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Best baklava in town. Small place but welcoming. Cleanliness could be improved around the food prep area Meal type: Other Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Baklava

Nice sweet shop with delicious Turkish coffee. The owner, Talal, is quite welcoming and nice. Fair and reasonable price. Will be my go-to sweet (Syrian style) shop in Edinburgh. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 View menu

Thai cuisine is one of my favorites, and I’m delighted to find authentic Thai dishes here. The flavors are outstanding and the prices are reasonable. The fish cakes were an unexpected treat and absolutely delicious.

The tofu dish was outstanding. The Thai spicy som tum was exactly what I wanted. The tom yum soup was flavorful with the perfect level of spice. The pha kee mao had a wonderful fragrance and was cooked to perfection. The only minor issue was the noodles, which were slightly less firm than I preferred. Overall, I would rate this restaurant 4.5 stars, with the noodle texture being my only critique.

This restaurant offers a wide variety of Thai dishes in a street-food atmosphere that is casual and informal. They only accept cash, which can be inconvenient. I am also unsure if they separate vegetarian dishes from meat dishes during cooking, as I once found chicken in my vegetable Pad Thai. However, overall, I enjoy this place as the food is delicious, the service is good, and it is a great option if you are looking for a simple dining experience. View menu

our experience tonight from this restaurant was shocking. what an absolute scandal for the food and gas friendly industry! we ordered 2 curries, 2 portions rice and a roasted tofu star. the supplied were soaked in oil in the round 4 cartons pure rice and ecstatic sweet tofu. the chef has to fall half asleep at the order or it was the end of the day so that she could not disturb what was ordered. they replaced a curry with a box of pure rice and the other curry appeared in a box that had 95% rice with the smallest amount of sweet and garnel on the top. is that a sweat? pictures as proof attached! I want to be very happy that they leave this place if they don't want them to make it! you were f...

I've eaten here 2 times already. First time ordering fried chicken rice. After receiving it... oh! It's plain steamed rice. It's not oily rice at all. Then the chicken is crispy fried. But they are stir-fried with a sweet sauce. Well, the food was delicious this time, but This is definitely not chicken rice. The second time I ordered stir-fried soy sauce. Before getting food, we sat for an hour. The food arrived and the whole plate was burnt, the noodles were burnt, the smell was very strong and there was no other taste at all. I think I probably won't go back.. It's a shame because at first I thought it was a real Thai restaurant. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £10–20...

The Google listing said they close at 10 PM today, but when we arrived at 9:30 AM, most nearby restaurants were already busy, so we were glad to be able to sit here. The sign actually showed they close at 11 PM. We sat at the counter next to the juice bar, but the bar stools were quite large, making it a bit uncomfortable to eat. It wasn’t a big deal for a quick meal. The staff were friendly, although they forgot part of our order and we had to remind them a few times. They were very busy, so it was understandable. My khao soi was above average but a bit too saucy. We also ordered tom yum soup, which was flavorful with a good amount of seasoning. The pad see ew was good, but they used thin n... View menu