Easily the best Thai restaurant in Canberra! Actually, it's probably the best restaurant Canberra overall and it's finally back! The best food, incredibly welcoming and friendly staff that will treat you like family, great prices, you just can't go wrong with Alice's!
I don't know if it's the best Thai restaurant in Canberra but the food was really good, prawns were great and the flavours were not too westernised very close to the real thing.
Delicious food, good price, & really lovely service. I got take-away, but the restaurant seemed to have a nice ambience.
I recommend & would go back if I'm in Canberra again.
This place is, hands down, one of the best and most underrated Thai restos in Canberra. We dine here quite often and have always recommended it to others both locally and visitors alike.
Quality of food is always perfect. We have never had a bad meal here and have always gotten great feedbacks about this place.
I hope they never ever close.
Second time ive eaten here.
Agree that the Masamum beef curry was the bomb (gr8)!! The Duck Sukiyaki was sukiyummy!!
Service was friendly & fast!
Will definitely come back again.
Great place, Alice is the shining star of the CBD
We lunch here regularly (every 2-3 weeks), going through the $10 lunch menu options. Tasty, freshly prepared food, and quick. Usually quiet so you can have a conversation. Unobtrusive but friendly service.
Really friendly service, attentive, great food which comes out fast. Tasty and curries were great. Staff are wonderful
Good vego options. We had: deep fried tofu entree (on the boring side), then vegetarian panang curry and stir fried vegetables with peanut sauce. Both lovely, although serves a little on the small side. Love the Thai milk ice tea!
Best Masamum Beef Curry in Town!. Great little place owned by a Thai family. Food is fresh, quick and tasty. Be sure to try to Masamum beef curry, it's probably the best curry I have ever tried.
SMB - Canberra Food Blog
+4.5
On this visit, we have ordered a Crying Tiger (marinated grilled beef with fresh salad and special sauce), Prawn Tom Yum Noodle Soup (hot and sour Thai style noodle soup) and obviously the famous Chicken Pad Thai (Thai style noodle with beansprouts and peanuts). I initially didn't know why this dish was called Crying Tiger but after having the first bite, i was enlightened. Despite its spiciness, the beef was tender and the combination of spices and herbs was delicious.
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