As a vegetarian (including no fish, no eggs), I was quite glad that Kindnesh Thai catered for a fair few vegan dishes on their menu. Due to fish or oyster sauce precooked in Thai curries in many other Thai restaurants in Perth, I was hapoy to discover Kindness Thai. The restaurant is very clean and well presented. I was served by a young male staff who was very friendly and polite. As a vegan diner, I ordered the Tom Kha soup with tofu, veg spring rolls and papaya salad. All the dishes were well presented with decent portion sizes. In comparison to other Vegan Thai restaurants, I feel the Thai flavours could be levelled up a little to meet the true Thai spicy taste. I hope to visit the restaurant again to try out other vegan dishes.

K V

Fried rice awesome, fish crispy with sour sauce very match and tasty, and the beef salad very appetizing. Also the waitress really nice and did a good service. We are had are beautiful diner here Absolutely will come back again.

Addison Cheung

Variety of Thai food here. Pine apple fried rice is one the best in Perth I’ve ever tasted, it’s always the one menu that I always get. There is another one which is the crispy pork belly. Its crispy and the flavour is something I like so much, it reminds me of my hometown. Overall, good food, good service!

Pongtawee U-suk

Wonderful food and lovely service. The satay sauce (with the satay tofu) is delicious and the panang curry is very creamy and full of flavour. Love seeing so many vegan options, too. I will definitely come back.

T Caldwell

Food was very salty, had much better Pad Thai at a lot of places close by. Noodles where mushy and lacked presentation. Most places have crushed peanuts and coriander with Pad Thai some even have a fried egg.

Larry Wale