Trinitas Thai

This is somewhere I've always wanted to revisit. My first time here was years and years ago, and somehow just had my sights set on revisiting last night. I don't think the decor or anything has changed since that first visit, as it was stuck somewhere between the 70s-90s. With that said, the service was reasonably good. There were only a few people in the restaurant at the time we got there, yet somehow, all tables got their meals out of order. The people ordering their meals just a half minute before us, got their entree 15 minutes before ours came out, but we got our mains before them. The food was quite good. I had the curry puffs and the chicken fried rice and all of mine was tasty. My friends both said their sauces were quite salty, and apparently the cashews were soft and mushy. The other hiccup was nicely resolved though - whereby two soft drinks were definitely out of date, so the lady offered to take them back and gave them a bottle of sparkling water at no charge. It's a very nice casual meal here. I think with so many other choices in Melbourne, there's no need to rush back again, but if anyone in the area asked me where I'd suggest they eat, I'd definitely recommend it.

Really disappointing- lost it's charm. Trinitas used to offer a combination of traditional, fusion and modern Thai food. It was fresh, tasty and interesting. Not any more. Meal tonight was uninspiring the most mediocre of Thai food. BQQ pork and vegetables was stir fried low quality pork. The chicken and cashew stir fry used a battered chicken and tasted similar to the pork dish. Decor has been updated and was bright in an unattractive way. Food was overpriced and we were charged $2 for takeaway containers without being advised. Service was just OK. I'd be surprised if the chef had any real experience in cooking Thai food. Trinitas used to be a great place for Thai food. Now there are much better options.

If I could give no stars, I would. As per the review below, Trinitas Thai used to offer great meals. Spicy, authentic, flavoursome food. However, my take away last Friday night was NONE of those. The tom yum soup was completely flavourless, the "salad" to accompany my fish was nothing but onions and the beef was simple Chinese flavours. It was no where near Thai food and actually I couldn't place it in any cuisine to be honest. I spent $75 and threw most of the food out. I hate to be so scathing, but people need to be aware so they don't waste their money like I did.

Trinitas used to be best quality Thai restaurant in the area with prices to match. Got take away recently (in covid) and it appeared to have changed hands and the food was the poorest quality I have had in a long time. Tasteless and not the complex flavours I was expecting from the past. Prices still seem high and don't match the quality of the food.

This place was a favourite of ours however, it looks as though they have recently had a change of ownership. Bitterly disappointed with the new restaurant. The staff were nice, however the food is nothing like it used to be. If only we could find where the old chefs have gone, we would happily drive hours to eat and enjoy. Waiting over one hour for a standard lunch meal isnt the best way to keep your customers.