The service did become sloppy to the end because the owner did a runner with all of it’s takings and didn’t pay the staff. Some left and others stayed in hope one of the past partners would return. This didn’t happen and the new perspective owners were great however they go jerked around by the liquidator. I knowthis because I was an employee. I do miss the place as it was great when these issues weren’t present however I learnt service is also a way to measure the way an employer treats their staff. If only the new interested owners didn’t get screwed around by the liquidator, it would be still open, better than ever and I would be still worker in what probably was the the best thai restaurant in Adelaide.

I’ll add Amarin Thai in North Adelaide to my ever expanding list!

Perhaps your review gives us a bit of an idea why it has closed! As I understand it, service was always the issue at this restaurant. It is so important for restaurants to get it right for long term survival.

At the top of this post I clearly note that the restaurant is no longer open. I am aware that there is/was a sister restaurant on Tynte Street and perhaps this restaurant has been closed since early October. However, I cannot comment on that as I have not been there and have not rung to check if it is still open.

I only post reviews of restaurants at which I have actually eaten. There would be very little to be gained from posting a reasonably positive review about a long closed restaurant.

Thank you for taking the time to comment.