Samosorn - Sydney

This place is always busy with a good reason. The food is delicious and it has a good atmosphere, although it is part of a food court (although it is a separate shop in the FoodCourt). The staff was efficient and the food came out pretty quickly. Flavors were strong and my fried rice was delicious. Would go back outside the peak times, because after 2 pm it was pretty a bit sieved, and there were seats that were easily available.

Best Thai Green Curry! Love your presentation. Giant serving, I do not know you! Also enjoy your Pad Thai. I wish you had longer hours out of working hours, because then I would live there! :) My favorite Thai! Oh and Singapore drink something - yum!

If you want authentic Thai hawker- style food and the ambience to go with it, this is a place you must try! As you walk in you'll feel like you're in Thailand. Samosorn means community and the same people that brought you Chat Thai are behind it all. I like going here during my lunch breaks or during my break from shopping around Pitt St Mall as its conveniently located in the food court underneath Myer (Pitt St Mall). My favourite picks are Pad Thai, Laotian Papaya salad, Dry Suki, Boat Noodle Soup & the Khao Mun Gai (poached chicken & rice). If you go at lunch time during the week it gets super busy so I highly recommend going there just before lunch or about 1.30pm. Weekends are usually fine. Prices are good & they so have free wifi.

Amazing selection of food in an extensive menu with friendly service. Very generous portions. I would recommend a fast and delicious lunch.

This Thai Food Hall is located in Pitt St Food Court. Eliminate several Thai holes in the wall (owned by Chat Thai Group), pay cash (cash only), get a number and wait for traditional Thai food. Be prepared for a wait for the lunch break, the place was packed. We ordered four dishes between three of us and two drinks for only 60 US dollars, very affordable. The food comes out quickly and there is a high sales of patrons so they do not wait too long on a seat. We ate the following dishes (all pictured), which came from four different Thai stalls and on which a cashier was comfortably paid; Grief Fried water spinach, garlic and chillic with yellow bean sauce delicious, generous quantity and flavor muscles. Grief Sausage of pork with aromatic herbs and chill - not amazing, the pork could not really taste. Monitoring herbal taste. Grief Green papaya salad with peanuts and dried shrimps - outbreak of flavors - fresh and chili. Grief Stir fried chicken, cashews and smoked chilli jam - the best court of the meal. Chili aroma just right and great variety of vees. Grief Grief I'm back to try other dishes.