Location is located on prime location, right after exit gate of manly ferry, at manly wharf.
Dinner time, not so crazily busy, they can accommodate 4 of us almost instantaneously.
We ordered:
-Stir fry vegetables with oyster sauce....
I know it’s sound boring, but we all agree chef cooked this dish on point.
Vegetables colors look so vibrant, and cooked to perfection.
-Spicy salad of glad noodle with mince chicken, middle, calamari and prawns
Good combination, dressing also well balance, it was such a nice dish!
Stir fry fish fillet with ginger and garlic
This fish fillet was nice, juicy and flaky.
Sauce was awesome too.
those who have visited Sydney would most likely have heard or been to Chat Thai! I really like the food here even though it may not be the most authentic by some people’s standards but I think the Manly one is in a great location at the esplanade where you can get the ferry to and from Circular Quay!
Chat Thai has always been a favourite of mine, except it can be hard to get into them with the line-ups since everyone else agrees with me! I'd planned to take two friends to the one in Circular Quay when we stumbled across the one at Manly Wharf. How perfect. Also: my time management was mediocre so we only had 45 minutes before we needed to hop on board a ferry to get to a show at the Opera House. It was a success! The bitter melon special, with glass noodles was delicious: great texture and flavours. Unusual and only $12! A Thai papaya salad: as always: a perfect combo of flavours. The crab omelette was so crispy and airy we wondered how it was made (were the eggs whipped, perhaps and flash-fried?). The only disappointment was the Penang Curry: flavour was great but the beef was really tough. With beer and a generous portion of rice, it was less than $80 for the three of us (a cash discount was applied, which was nice). Chat Thai: I forgive you for the beef. Five Stars.
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