When you do not have time to waste and want a quick Thai food fix, then eating at this place is perfect. I usually eat here at lunch time when I'm in a hurry and the food us always made fast. The stir fries are my favourite.

I don't like the food here, prefer bondi one. and the service is not really good, if not really in the rush, won't go there again. the price compared with other Thai food in CBD area, I prefer Chat thai, at least the taste is better

Approximate cost: $10

Again just like the bondi junction branch, the service is very disappointing. Food is good not awesome though and prices are average for pitt street. However they do so many offers on scoopon and groupon and that's how I got my 6$ pad thai. Average experience

I had dinner at Thai Riffic in Westfield Sydney last night, and it was a good experience. It was dinner time, so they were fairly busy, but the wait was not too long. I ordered a Pad See Ew and my friend ordered a Chicken Curry. Both our meals were enjoyable, but I feel that the meals were very overpriced for Thai food. However, the up-market pricing is consistent across all the eateries on the Level 5 food court. I would eat here again, but there are better Thai restaurants around.

I had lunch here, but it was a late lunch so the fact that I was served quickly may have something to do with the fact it wasn't in that 12-2pm lunch rush.

I ordered a green chicken curry and made the mistake of ordering a take away - the dish came in two separate containers (rice and curry - good if you were planning to take away) but I thought given I wasn't planning on sitting in their dining area, that takeaway was the only option (tip - just say you are eating in if you don't want the hassle).

The curry was good and tasty. Not overtly spicy and for $13.50 you get what you expect for a restaurant that has to pay the Westfield rent!

Approximate cost: $13.50

Fabulous stir fry chilli basil noodles and also a brilliant Thai style pho (it is called pho but is really a clear chicken broth with rice noodles, different as it has more of a Thai flavour in terms of spices but still lovely). Well worth a try as everything is fresh and the service friendly and food delicious. Like all the eateries at Westfield this is a little pricier than usual but worth the bit extra. Good luck finding a table during 1 - 2 as the food hall becomes incredibly busy.

Approximate cost: $14.00

For 13.50 we purchased 5 bowls of noodles with soup. They were extremely efficient and we didn't wait more than 10 minutes! The meals were very hot and you could add as much soy sauce/ chilli flakes and other sauces as you wanted. All bowls except 1 had many vegetables and these tasted great! Highly recommended for a filling, delicious and reasonably priced meal.

I decided to treat myself to a laksa for lunch and tried this place out for the first time. The result was disappointing. My expectations were high after joining a queue of around 8 people to order and waiting another 10 mins for my food. The laksa came in 2 parts - 1 tub contained the soup, another the chicken, noodles and beansprouts which had to be mixed together. The soup was like a red curry and far too sweet for laksa. Not very satisfying at all. The chicken was in huge pieces making for difficult eating. At $13.50 I expected much better

Approximate cost: $13.50