Sabai Sabai Kitchen and Bar

Points for the creative menu, you’ll find tons of dishes here that you don’t typically see at other restaurants. Favourite thing was the Laos chicken wings. Packed with flavour. Also can’t go wrong with the Thai milk tea, I could drink a whole pitcher of the stuff! Unfortunately that’s where the excitement stops for me. The pad Thai wasn’t anything special and the khao soi didn’t come with enough noodles. Lao pork belly sausages were also lacking in flavour.

Authentic Thai food and amazing atmosphere make you feel as if you were in Thailand! We ordered deep fried shrimp, taro rolls, and drunken noodles and everything tasted exceptional. We also had mango sticky rice for dessert and it was good but the mango wasn't as ripe as we'd want it to be. Otherwise, great experience and we will come again!

Extreme noisy place for dinner. Need to yell out to talk. Tiny and cute Thai food place located in downtown centre. Food took a bit long to cook. All dishes are well decorated and look fancy.

One of the best Thai restaurants I have been to so far. Was amazed by the taste there. Ordered Pad Gra Pao with pork and drunken noodles with shrimp. Both were beyond our expectations. The restaurant also has a stylish setting. Staff there were nice and friendly. Really love the food and vibe there and definitely a good place to go.!

Super expensive. The portions are often to share and I only had a shared part of a salad and a shared part of fried fish and a cocktail. Came out to around 40 dollars. Fried fish and cocktail were delicious though. The servers were friendly and helpful. The atmosphere was really nice.

Cute little place with lovely ambience and excellent hospitality. They have some great food and drink options. The best thing is despite being a busy place they don’t rush anything. I tried bunch of friends since went with my friends. Everything was excellent. They also have good options for non alcoholic drinks. I love their thigh mojito.Highly recommended for some great thai food.

Really enjoyed our meal. Service was good and dishes came out quickly. Portion sizes were great and nothing was too greasy. Better than most Thai places I’ve tried in the city; would definitely come back whenever I’m in the area :) Ping gai (Lao grilled chicken) - 4.5/5 should have come with rice imo. Juicy and cooked well but lacked flavor. I really liked the papaya salad Fried fish with panang curry - 5/5 perfectly fried and crispy, while inside still juicy and flaky. Salad was delicious and the curry sauce was great as well. Pad thai - 4/5 too sweet Mango sticky rice - 4/5 rice was a bit too sweet and somehow too wet but also undercooked at the same time (but I’m being really picky here). However, the mango was perfectly ripe.

Had a walk-in dinner reservations there. Their food and drinks collection is amazing. Not to mention their awesome hospitality. Food amount is also good enough for 2 people. Starting from appetizers to main dish, it was really tasty and filling. Their seating arrangement is also nice and adequate for big groups as well. Would love to visit them again some time soon.

Great Experience! Firstly, make a reservation in advance: especially on weekends!!! The ambience is great, it's small though so it can get quite loud since the tables are close to one another. The staff was polite and friendly and the food came within 10 minutes (we were 2 of us). We ordered the Sangria, Chicken Salad (server's suggestion), and Rice & Pork. Sangria was okayish: too sweet for my liking and hardly any wine, more fruit juice Chicken Salad: SOO good. Minced chicken with lemon and a bunch of herbs with lettuce leaves. Extremely flavourful. Would highly recommend it, especially if you're looking for a "healthier" option. Ask for their amazing Tamarind sauce with it for some extra spice. Pork & Rice (not sure about the exact name of the dish though): Again, super flavourful. Must visit Thai restaurant in downtown!!

Booked a reservation at 7 on a Friday night to try some Thai food at sabai sabai. The place is packed and so tables are questionably too close together. The Thai tea and iced coffee is nothing special, honestly a little too sweet. We ordered the squash fritters as per popular demand, they were crispy and delicious. They don't give too much dipping sauce so we asked for more. For mains, we got the shrimp pad kee mao and chicken pad thai. Nothing special, really skimping out on the protein. We also didn't appreciate the waitress spraying cleaner all over the table next to us while we were in the middle of eating. As tables are so close, cleaner definitely got on us and on our food.