Green Basil - Burnaby

I ordered the pad thai with chicken and sweet curry. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. The pad thai was a bit sweeter than I prefer but it was one... read more I ordered the pad thai with chicken and sweet curry. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. The pad thai was a bit sweeter than I prefer but it was one of the best dishes I've had. The sweet curry didn't quite hit the spot for me, but I would try a different curry next time. Overall, I really enjoyed the meal.

I was recommended this restaurant by a friend before going to watch a movie at Metrotown, so I decided to try it out for dinner. The restaurant had a simple dec... read more I was recommended this restaurant by a friend before going to watch a movie at Metrotown, so I decided to try it out for dinner. The restaurant had a simple decor that still felt cozy. It was divided in half, which made it seem smaller than it actually is. For dinner, we ordered the Phad Thai for $13.95 (#39A) without peanuts, with them served on the side as requested.

Good eats. Food is always hot and fresh. Can never go wrong with the Tom Kah gai soup. Definitely the best in the neighborhood. Satay always a winner. read more Good eats. Food is always hot and fresh. Can never go wrong with the Tom Kah gai soup. Definitely the best in the neighborhood. Satay always a winner.

The food here was good and the ambience was quiet and service, fast. We shared a chicken pad thai a seafood combo, but the prices, according to me, are exorbita... read more The food here was good and the ambience was quiet and service, fast. We shared a chicken pad thai a seafood combo, but the prices, according to me, are exorbitant! May come back but only on a special occasion of some sort.

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