Thai Bowl

The food here is delicious. Has a very homely and authentic taste. I have never been disappointed with anything I’ve tried on the menu. Wonton soup in chilli oil is to cry for but in a good way!

Found this place accidentally when I was searching for Thai food. But this one turned out to be Chinese food, Szechuan food to be specific. Szechuan food is known for its hot and spicy flavor and this place does a good job. I've tried multiple dishes but the five start rating is for the noodles: 1 "sweet water noodle" is sweet and spicy with a touch of sesame paste; the noodle is as thick as udon noodle but quite firm and chewy like al dented pasta. No vegetables or meat but still amazing flavor. 2 "dry-tossed noodle with ground pork and fried yellow peas" is hot and spicy; it also has the soup noodle version but I opted for dry-tossed as I didnt want the soup to spill on my way home; with strong and original flavor, this is a classic Szechuan noodle that I always order at each Szechuan restaurants to test its authentication... and I love it. I also tried the dishes as part of combo but they were not as impressive as the noodle. Will definitely come back for more noodles!

Clean with friendly Wait Staff conveniently located in the College Park Food Court at Yonge and College. My guest and I both had the special of the day lemon chicken with vegetables and noodles. The chicken was lightly battered and the lemon wasn't overpowering. The veggies included cabbage, broccoli and carrots. Good deal for the money. Debit/credit card accepted unlike some of the competitors who require cash only.

I think they should change their name to Sczechun rather than “Thai”. It’s Chinese food. The taste is good but I feel it’s a little pricey compared to nearby shops.

10/10 the service was friendly and the food was delicious. Spicy chicken was actually spicy! I would order again. I really enjoyed it.

The name is Thai Bowl still but it's actually owned by a very friendly Chinese lady who makes great Szechuan cuisine. She has a rotating menu throughout the week so everyday has at least one new option. I'm usually there for the noodles and sometimes the item of the day. But if you're just looking for something quick and easy in the food court that's good too. Wouldn't go there for the pad thai though. Everything else is a better choice.

The food is actually Chinese Sichuan cuisine. Very authentic! The staff is really nice as well. The owner always greet everyone when they approach. Great spot for weekday lunch.

Not bad for a little food court Asian restaurant. Price is fair and you get quite a bit of quantity for your money.

It’s actually Szechuan food. But good

As someone who was born and live in Szechuan for decades.Not gonna lie, this is the most authentic and decent Szechuan cuisine in Toronto, in Ontario and in Canada.