A Thaiger

The food is fantastic! I have been missing out. The peanut sauce is so delicious. The Drunken Noodles are really tasty and I usually have half for leftovers (good leftovers, and I'm picky). I like getting the "2" heat, snd I'll probably try the "3" soon. Two is just enough for flavor. My husband got General Tao's (3 heat) and we both liked it very much. Looking forward to trying several other items on the menu. I don't know if there's a bad choice. I don't like seafood, so I can't comment on A Thaiger's seafood. I can say the seafood sauce (probably oyster?) added to most dishes is pretty mild. Staff is friendly and attentive. Not overly intrusive, which allows for food enjoyment. Best to go during slow times for best service and low noise. Future visits to A Thaiger are in our plans

Great food, great service! Highly recommend sitting at the bar and talking with “Lucky”. I plan on making this my “go to” for Thai food and sushi and looking forward to trying the Phö on my next visit. I’m a Phö connoisseur. The fresh spring rolls were outstanding along with the chicken satay. The peanut sauce is as authentic as you can get in my opinion. My friend who was visiting from out of town was equally impressed. We had a lot of catching up to do and were never felt rushed to leave, a very important part of the dining experience, again, in my opinion. Too many main courses to chose from, I was considering the Tom Yum soup which I’ve been told is outstanding along with the Phö but I really wanted sushi so I went for the “ Angry Tiger”which I don’t think is actually on the menu but w

Spring Rolls were overcooked & oily. Asked for Sweet & Sour, was given vinger& soy sauce mixture. Drunken noodles were very good. Took 15 min to get a Jelly tea to go. We were not in a hurry so no problems. Hopefully the cook will get better with time. ( Ours Spring Rolls were not the only ones coming out overcooked. )

This is one of the best Thai restaurants I've ever been to but their food has gotten REALLY expensive. Their online menu is not up to date so if you order takeout you don't know the actual prices until you get your food. They also started adding on a 10% fee for takeout which they didn't notify me about before placing my order. They have also started adding on little surcharges that are not updated online. For example, I ordered some soup that looked like it was going to cost $16 for chicken and rice noodles per Google. I was not pleasantly surprised to show up at the restaurant and find out that they charged extra $2 for chicken, $4 for the rice noodles and also raised the price of the dish by $2. So what was originally advertised as $16 soup turned out to be $24. The food is delicious

The food here is phenomenal, and I think it’s probably the best restaurant in Hamilton. Hands down! Me and my husband go here every so often for a special night out, and the flavors are just out of this world. From the very first time I’ve tried it, I’ve been hooked. I can’t say enough good things about this place. I recommend the Thai Stir Fry Noodles with Chicken. Go low on the spice scale because they make it super spicy, even at 4-5, so if you can’t handle spice, go within your means.