Reviews Camile Thai Phibsborough

This place is a good meal for a takeout, but there are better. It is a Thai restaurant and the staff are pleasant. The food feels lower in fat and grease than other chains, yet somehow it lacks in taste. It's good, and enjoyable, yet it's not quite diep. I got a khao Soi ghai (satay chicken noodles) and my dad got khao pad thai.

I just had the most amazing thai takeaway as a Zomato surprise. I had no idea what food was coming so the suspense was hard to take! We ended up getting a very generous portion of Pad Thai Noodles, Crispy Chilli Chicken and boiled rice. I adore Pad Thais and this one did not disappoint, full of beautiful vegetables and just the right amount of sauce. But for me, the real winner was the Crispy Chilli Chicken, battered pieces of chicken with chunky veg and spicy sweet chilli sauce. Divine! Definitely one to get, no matter what you're in the mood for.

Camille is a nice place for Thai and probably one of the best takeaways for more authentic Thai food. The last few times have been a bit hit and miss and I ordered chicken satay skewers last time and they weren't great! Had better from most Chinese places. I would usually get the pad Thai and that's delicious but can be a bit too sweet but that's the nature of the dish also. Good portion sizes. A bit more expensive than traditional takeaways but you're paying for the better quality food. Overall it's usually very nice and the delivery service is good also.

Camile is a great thai take away. I love thai food and have been ordering from Camile for a few years now. I love the chu chee curry, it's very hot but oh so tasty. It's a red curry with cucumber, fine beans and lime leaves. The Khao Pad Krapow Gai is also delicious, red chillies, fine beans and holy basil. Gorgeous with jasmine rice. The great thing about the curries is that they come in large for sharing portions too. All the dishes have the calorie info attached so you can make a healthier choice if you so wish.

I've only come across it recently and I'm so glad I have. I'm a great lover of Asian cuisine so it wasn't hard to fall in love with it. 'Camile' from my knowledge of french in school means perfection and that it certainly is

First off when you walk inside, the place look's immaculate. Very clean and nice decor. As you approach the counter you can see into the kitchen behind so you can see what exactly is going on at all times which I like.There are a few seats(row of benches with comfy cushions)while you wait for your order or you can dine in. I chose to sit in. Menu is brilliant and has all your classic dishes when you think of Asian/Thai cuisine. I ordered a starter and mains. To start I went for the hoi sin duck spring rolls and for mains I went for the pad thai noodles which had chicken, tiger prawns, egg and bean sprouts included. Absolutely delicious! Total cost came to 12.50 which I think is very good given the quality of food and also the portion size. You will not go hungry if you eat here that's for sure. Hands down one of my favourite asian/thai restaurants in Dublin. It's a must if you're a lover of this type of cuisine. They are a chain with a few locations throughout the city so you're sure to come across one at some point. Enjoy!