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Chat Thai Chatswood

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Chat Thai Chatswood. (2026, October 22). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/nsw-good-food-guide/chat-thai-chatswood-20240202-p5f211.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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Good Food reviews Chat Thai Chatswood, praising it for its flavorful dishes and warm atmosphere. The restaurant, known for consistency across multiple locations, offers dishes like crab-stuffed spring rolls and Amy’s Noodle, named after the late founder Amy Chanta. Patrons enjoy outdoor seating with a treehouse vibe, engaging staff who advise on spice levels and recommend unique items such as a sweet eggplant and chicken stir-fry. The review concludes with praise for the dessert menu, including young coconut ice cream with palm seeds and roasted sweet potato.

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Chat Thai Chatswood, a restaurant chain helmed by Palisa Anderson, recently received positive attention from the Sydney Morning Herald for its consistent and flavorful dishes. Located in Chatswood, this venue is known for its friendly atmosphere, outdoor seating that gives it a treehouse feel, and popular menu items like spring rolls stuffed with blue swimmer crab and the signature Amy’s Noodle named after the late founder Amy Chanta. The review highlights the restaurant's ability to balance spicy dishes, such as the yellow crab curry, with sweeter options like padt ma kruea yaaw, a stir-fry of eggplant and minced chicken. To finish off meals, patrons can enjoy young coconut ice-cream with candied palm seeds and roasted sweet potato for palate cooling. The restaurant is noted for its lively ambiance and family-friendly setting, offering a welcoming dining experience.

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Amy’s Noodle Chatswood

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Amy Chanta PERSON · 1× Amy’s Noodle ORG · 1× Chatswood GPE · 1× Palisa Anderson PERSON · 1×

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Smiles abound and there’s friendly humour as the team offers gentle warnings about spice levels (the yellow crab curry is thrillingly hot) and nudges patrons to try something a little different, such as padt ma kruea yaaw, a sticky-sweet stir-fry of eggplant and minced chicken.

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2026-10-22 · The Sydney Morning Herald

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The Chat Thai restaurants helmed by Palisa Anderson have a well-established reputation for flavour and consistency across multiple venues, and the Chatswood outpost delivers on both fronts. asserted

outpost → helm → fronts

Complete with its own charming outdoor spaces, it has a slight treehouse feel, albeit one buzzing with conversation and big family tables getting their fix of spring rolls stuffed with blue swimmer crab and the famous Amy’s Noodle, named after late, great founder Amy Chanta. asserted

it → have → Chanta

curry → abound → eggplant

Young coconut ice-cream with candied palm seeds and roasted sweet potato cools the palate and adds another dose of fun to a venue not short on good vibes. Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently. asserted

reviews → candy → vibes

A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide. asserted

restaurant → pay → Guide