Name: Fomo Melbourne
Address: 157 Bourke St, Melbourne, Australia, I-
Telephone: +61 3 9650 7987
Price range: $$ - $$$
Rating: 76

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Ratings of Fomo Melbourne

Trip

Last update on 20/12/2023

3,5

103 Reviews

Google

Last update on 23/05/2020

4,1

Reviews

Frank T

Excellent Thai food in Melbourne. I've been coming here for a few years and the food has always been very good. They did have a poor period last year and I stayed away. But today they are back to usual quality. I had the Pad Thai with prawns and after having returned from Thailand a week ago I can assure you the taste is very similar as is the serving size. The Thai iced milk tea is also very nice but maybe a little too sweet.

Debi Slinger

Nestled between Bourke Street and Little Bourke Street is a mall of eateries that cater to anyone’s culinary tastes. I’m endeavouring to work my way through each of them. Today was Pad Thai and chose to in fact have a pad thai. The portion size was good and the taste even better. It’s pretty easy to find amongst all the eateries. Look at the menu on the wall and order at the counter then take a seat where you’re food is brought to you when ready. Took no more than 7 minutes for my meal to arrive. Takeaway available. Refreshments such as iced lemon tea available or something more traditional from the fridge. Wheelchair friendly. Kids friendly. Pram and stroller accessible.

H Burrows

This place had a good selection of Thai food on the menu. Mains were approximately $13 and were a good size. I got the Thai green curry with a side of satay chicken and roti, and overall it was really tasty. The satay skewers could have been a little more charred, but the peanut sauce was delicious. Lots of nice seating available and this place was tucked away from the busy part of the centre. Would definitely recommend and go again to try more of the menu.

Ferry Gondo

Favorite Thai comfort food. The Stir fry Crispy pork with Chinese broccoli and oyster sauce has always been my favorite. Don't forget the fried egg on top.

Jacob Collins

As the sign says. Pad Thai. Was wonderful. Pad Ka pwo fantastic. Glass noodle springs rolls remind me of the streets of Chang mai. :)

Diah Pratiwi

Affordable place in the CBD for great pad thai. The tom yum noodle soup was a little too sour for our taste.

Buddhika Gunawardena

Nice location, very authentic taste. Had pad Kew Mao and pad see ew. They don't serve tap water though.. which is not ideal.

Kate

I often go to the restaurant to eat Pad Thai. I love it and it is cheap

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Description

Cuisine

Gluten Free Options Asian Vegan Options Vegetarian Friendly Thai
Restrictions

Gluten Free Options Vegan Options Vegetarian Friendly
Meal types

Dinner Lunch

Price range

$$ - $$$