Ruby Thai
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2 Meat Combination Fried Noodles
Make Your Own Noodles
BBQ Pork Noodle Soup
Pad Thai
Ruby Thai Reviews
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Food was delicious. Had two types of chicken with rice and corn. Hit the spot really well for my lunch break, and very cheap price too. Will come back again for sure.
sick spot in DT toronto for those looking to grab a filling meal for pretty good value with lots of variety! i reached with my boi for lunch and it was hella packed so the workers were too busy hustling to even pay attention to us properly outside of take and make our orders but what matters is the value here compared to competing options
DO NOT GET rice noodles
It absorb ALL of the soup and the noodles are BROKEN
It absorb ALL of the soup and the noodles are BROKEN
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Ruby Thai is a popular lunch spot, known for its hearty and affordable noodle dishes. The beef brisket Shanghai noodles and spicy beef noodle soup are standouts, with tender and flavorful meats. The restaurant is not specifically Thai cuisine focused, but it offers a variety of options and large portions. Customers often recommend rice noodles, especially Guilin noodles with dan dan (minced pork) sauce and spicy soup, which is a favorite for many. The prices are reasonable, typically around $12 to $13, making it a great choice for those who visit frequently, especially if they come at 11:50 to avoid long lines. The menu includes pre-cooked items from a steam table and cook-to-order dishes like Thai Pad See Ew with meat, bean sprouts, and egg. While the Pad See Ew is cooked fresh and the beef slices are tender, some find it soggy from too much sauce and lacking the traditional smoky wok flavor. The dish also misses the crunch of Chinese broccoli, replaced by bean sprouts, and has a slightly sweet taste that may not suit everyone. Pad Thai is another popular option, with bouncy, chewy rice noodles and bits of onions and bean sprouts, but it tends to be sourer than balanced, and the sauce can make it soggy. The kitchen is clean, and service is quick, making it a convenient and good value place for a hearty meal.