Mr. Nice Guy - Melbourne

I visited Mr. Nice Guy Thai with my family on a cold mid-July evening for my birthday dinner and we were seated near the front of the restaurant. This was a problem because the front door and a flap above that door would not close properly, leaving gaps through which a cold draft flowed. When we used a wedge to force the door to stay shut, this caused the flap above the door to open further. When some diners from another table (who were also cold) latched the flap shut, the staff approached us and said that it had to remain open in order to properly ventilate the kitchen. I have to say that the food was actually quite nice, but even this went cold more quickly than it should have. I was uncomfortable for the whole evening and the staff seemed unwilling or unable to help us. If you feel the cold, you should probably avoid this restaurant during winter.

Our group of four arrived early - just before 1730 hours - to find it closed but returned shortly and were allocated our pre reserved table.I enjoyed the Pad Thai, but the mushroom spring rolls served with a Thai salad were the highlight. We also had chicken with cashew nuts and pork belly.Staff were pleasant - all Thais - and attentive. Our total bill was $91 which included a $9 glass of wine. Quite reasonable.All in all a good experience - the place was popular early on a weeknight.

Picked this restaurant from a number in the laneway for dinner. Great choice. Friendly staff, good food and good value.Started with pork sticks which were tasty. Seafood stir fry was even better. Deep fried fish plus squid and prawns and they added just the right amount of extra chilli when I asked for extra spicy. Portion size wasn't large, but with rice was just adequate. Reasonable quality wine at a reasonable price. Couple of drinks and two courses for around $45 was pretty good value. Definitely worth visiting if at this end of Melbourne.

It is a nice cute little restaurant tucked away in a small alley in the city. We went there for dinner in a weekday but still booked a table, came in it was a good idea because the restaurant isnt too big - so if you go in a big group you should book in advance. The food was nice, i specially enjoyed the pad see ew (fried noodles with chicken), the prok belly dish was a little bit too fatty for my taste, green curry is nice. they have brown rice as well as white rice which is a good option. the salad was served jn a small portion but tasty.

If you love Thai street food you'll like Mr Nice Guy Thai... Unable to get good/real Thai food locally at realistic & reasonable prices we went out of our way to try it was worth it. The food is authentic, the service is friendly & the prices are very reasonable.. We will eat there when back in Melbourne