Two Sisters Lao Thai Cuisine - Dickson, Australian Capital Territory

Thien V. (.

This is a highly rated restaurant and I would highly recommend it. We came on a Sunday evening expecting it to be quiet but for some reason it was quite busy and the wait was a bit long for the food, but when it came out it was all worth it. The red curry duck was full of flavour, Lao Sausage was a bit spicy but so delicious, and Pat Phet Scallops really hit the spot. You can order almost anything here and you won't be disappointed. Regards @fooderarri

K M.

Went there for dinner on a weekend so the place was absolutely busy. The place itself is very tiny and the tables are very close to each other. So it does get very noisy.
However we were looking forward for the food, (iykyk the local the place looks the food is usually bomb) the food was average for us. Sadly, it didn’t have the wow factor we were hoping for.
Overall a decent dining experience.

Nupur B.

Good food, great taste!

We ate:
Veg and Prawn rice paper rolls
Chicken pad ke mow
Coconut rice
Green veg curry

Superb taste, easy to book, order and pay

Ian P.

The location of the restaurant is upstairs but the food is amazing and large portions.
Curry puffs and Veg spring rolls for entree were tasty and good sizes.
Veg Pad see ew and chicken penang curry were delicious and full of flavour.

Leanne H.

Went here for take away a it was very close to where we were staying. The food was on the pricey side and while it tasted fine, the flavours were a little lacking compared to other Thai we have had in the past. We had satay beef and pepper steak. There was a lot of meat included in the dishes. Vegetables were different in each meal.

Daroy C.

Tonight, I dined at what I believe is called Two Sisters or Lao Thai (the signage wasn't quite clear), I found the name when I wrote this review. This bustling Thai spot offered an atmosphere that was both energetic and authentic.

Our meal began with a round of spring rolls which, although delicious, took a while to arrive at our table. As for the main courses, the pad see ew and chicken satay paired with saffron coconut rice were very tasty, both in terms of flavor and presentation (I've attached a photo for reference).

The staff, while friendly and attentive, were slow to take our orders - something that could be improved upon in future visits. In terms of cleanliness, the restaurant was spotless which is always a positive sign.

When it came to pricing, I found it to be quite fair considering the quality and portion sizes. If you're a fan of refreshing drinks, their soda options were a delightful surprise.

Overall, while I wouldn't rush back immediately, I definitely enjoyed the food and experience. If you're in the mood for authentic Thai fare in a bustling atmosphere, this place is worth checking out.

Srijan M.

We’ve been visiting Two sisters, for years, and it never disappoints! The service is consistently warm and welcoming, making you feel right at home every time. The staff go above and beyond to ensure a wonderful dining experience.

The food is absolutely delicious, with bold, authentic flavors that transport you straight to Thailand. From perfectly balanced curries to fresh and flavorful stir-fries, every dish is prepared with care and attention to detail.

Whether it’s a casual dinner or a special occasion, this place always delivers. Highly recommend to anyone looking for genuine Thai cuisine paired with outstanding service!

Favs is crispy pork, red duck curry and saffron rice.

Mr. M. L.

Great flavours, but the fried rice seemed to be a little bit "clumpy". Chilli pork had some good spice to it, entree of chicken satay skewers, and the watermelon slushy were both excellent. Definitely work a visit.!