THE FIRST STEPS
Viphalay exists because of "Mom," and we adore her cuisine. She was Viphalay's initial head chef, though you're more likely to see her at the front of the house these days than in the …
Every item I ordered this evening arrived in great condition and everything was very flavourful and nicely spiced(not so hot you cant taste any flavours). Even the peanut sauce was a step above most all others I've had over the past many years!! Definitely will be ordering from here again, real soon.
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Megan W
2 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 27/6/26
• DoorDash order
Disappointing- the chicken satay were tiny and pale, with a tiny pot of peanut sauce. The salad rolls were also miniscule and looked premade. The curry noodles had nice flavour but only six wee shrimp. Over priced and under seasoned overall.
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Diane L
5 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 25/9/25
• DoorDash order
The chicken and shrimp were cooked to perfection and there was plenty of it but the flavour was not very strong. It wasn't bad but it was a bit bland. It arrived hot and in good time. I can't eat spice so I was a bit limited in what I could order so this was a shot in the dark. Friends have raved about it but it's not for me. And for a pad Thai $25 was a bit pricey, tbh.
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Kendra B
1 contribuciones
Loved
• 3/12/22
• DoorDash order
Soooo good omg. I have gone to this restaurant in person and ordered it for takeout and the quality is always the same with great portions. The Kow Muk Pow (Coconut Rice) is to dieeee for so filling and great portions. If getting the Kow Muk Pow (Coconut Rice) get the medium size if you're gonna eat it with any of the meat dishes!! The Gaeng Kiew Wan (Green) is so flavourful and filling, definitely enough for two people.
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John W
1 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 2/9/23
• DoorDash order
The flavors in the Penang were fine but the texture and taste of the peppers led me to believe they were close to or past their usable life. At $28 including rice, it's a steep price to pay for something that could be more fresh.
The Crispy Cream Cheese Wontons were overpriced at $14 for the size and quantity. I am guessing they aren't house made, but 4 or 5 medium to large ones seem like a better value at that pricepoint than 8 coin-sized ones.
I really wanted to enjoy this more.
