Eaton Ruby Thai

Reviews

• Angela L.

  star star star star star_border 19 July 2026

  Despite the low review, I quite like this place. My go to is usually a two combo meal with Shanghai noodles with coconut shrimp and spicy chicken. I love the coconut shrimp is delicious! I encourage you to try it. The spicy chicken is really good as well.  However the Shanghai noodle is on the bland side.
  
  But other than that they give you a good portion of everything and it's makes for a good meal.

• Elaine W.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 10 July 2026

  Oh Ruby Thai ... noodles drenched in Ketchup does not a Pad Thai make. How do you have the audacity to take my $7 hard earned dollars for this laughable flavourless dish. Tried to feed it to my nephew who by all accounts love food that is nutritionless and bad for you. He played with it like play doh. Smart enough to never let it grace his lips. Oh young-in how wise you be at the tender age of 17 months. Tried to feed it to my dog who literally looked at me like it was poison. Tried to feed it to the trash panda's who graciously smeared it all over my windows. Even they have had better meals on their would days. Ruby Thai clear the way so that my granny (with limited vision and poor hygiene) can move into your tenanted spot and cook better food. Heck we might even give it away for free to apologize for what your store has done to all of us and our taste buds - robbery!

• Michael L.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 7 July 2026

  This is the kind of place you would go when you have nothing else to eat.
  I'd like to say you're better off not eating and just continue walking until you run into literally anything else. There's a water fountain just around the corner if you need something to fill your stomach temporarily. It's free.
  
  You have so many other options in the food court. And around Eatons. This place just happens to be right next to one of the escalators near the subway.
  
  You might as well just go to szechuan express located across the room.
  
  If it wasn't for the end-of-day-special and the fact that I haven't yelp'd it, I wouldn't have considered trying it full-price. That said, I haven't had any particularly bad experience with it, and the food was edible and tasted as I expected, and they provide the better disposable chopsticks in a sealed package.

• Lisa S.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 7 July 2026

  This place has barely paced inspection by DineSafe Toronto. Why would anyone eat here?

• Thuy D.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 27 June 2026

  I normally do not write reviews for food court places but this is worthy of my time in hopes that all readers reading this will avoid eating here wasting your time, money and health.
  
  I eat in the food court everyday for work and have had eaten here over 15 times for convenience.  The ladies working here are SO rude, I would sum it up to the rudest people I've met in my life and the food is not good.
  
  Example 1)  
  They ask me how many items and I reply 3, rice, vegetable and beef.  They rudely correct me saying that's 2 and laugh as if I cannot count.  But since when does rice/noodles do not count as an item because it's certainly not free?  She could have just told me that the rice/noodles doesn't count instead of her rude tone.
  
  Example 2)
  The last wonton in my bowl was sour with a spoiled flavor.
  
  Example 3)
  I told the lady I wanted spicy chicken but she grabs me the spicy shrimps so I correct her and she doesn't even apologize and just dumps the shrimps back and then slams my container on the counter hard.  
  
  Many more example experiences but you get the point.
  
  I highly recommend for people to try the other variety places that are there.  Stay away from this place they aren't deserving of your business.