El Toro Pizza Hadfield Menu
108A West St, Hadfield VIC 3046, AustraliaRestaurant
8 dishes across 5 sections · Thai restaurant
Prices transcribed from the printed menu, last checked
Photographed in store in August 2026. The dish list below covers everything we could read clearly; the full card has more.
charcoal bao with bbq pork tomato & coral lettuce with homemade hoisin sauce A$14.00
2 pieces
charcoal bao with tofu, pickled vegetables, coconut with satay sauce A$14.00
2 pieces
rice pancakes, sweet potato & tofu cream, crispy cherry tomato, onion & mint A$16.00
enoki mushrooms with green chilli nam jim A$16.00
betel bliss bombs A$16.00
betel leaves, fresh ginger, lime, chilli, peanuts, coconut & onion with tamarind sauce
shiitake spring rolls A$16.00
cabbage, carrot, tofu & glass noodles - 4 pieces
lemon & chilli calamari A$16.00
salad with garlic aioli
grilled prawns with salt, pepper & oregano with nam jim A$16.00
2 sticks
crunch fried chicken winglettes A$14.00
Thai pork sausage A$16.00
peanuts, ginger, cabbage & chilli
popcorn chicken A$15.00
kaffir lime & roasted chilli mayo & sweet chilli sauce
chicken satay skewers A$16.00
peanut sauce, Thai relish with cucumber, red onion & chilli - 4 sticks
crispy golden pork and prawn wontons A$16.00
4 pieces
The Colonel's five spice chicken & sweet chilli sauce A$27.00
fat duck noodles A$27.00
soft rice noodles, duck breast, Chinese cabbage, egg, chilli & green peppercorns
Bangkok bolognese A$23.00
rice noodles, pork, green beans, chilli & tomato
goong ob prawns A$32.00
Mekong whiskey, celery, coriander roots, wombok & glass noodles
crispy egg noodles A$21.00
broccoli, Chinese broccoli & vegetable gravy
pad see-ew A$21.00
soft rice noodles, Chinese broccoli, egg, broccoli & carrot
green papaya salad A$20.00
green beans, carrot, chilli cherry tomato & peanuts
crispy snapper salad A$28.00
roasted chilli, toasted rice, cherry tomato, onion & mint
lotus root salad A$21.00
coriander, chilli, Thai basil, red onion & coconut dressing
beef salad A$26.00
mixed herbs, lemongrass, kaffir lime, mint & chilli
chilli beef basil & green beans A$26.00
crispy silken tofu A$22.00
asparagus, broccoli & carrot
crispy pork belly A$28.00
red curry, green beans, green peppercorn & kaffir lime
kale, broccoli, green beans, garlic, chilli & tofu A$22.00
sticky rice A$6.00
jasmine rice A$5.00
coconut rice A$6.00
roti A$6.00
satay sauce A$7.50
fries, chilli salt & mayo A$9.00
extra pork mince A$5.00
extra prawn skewer A$8.00
extra chicken A$8.00
spring roll A$4.00
extra chicken skewer A$4.00
massaman curry A$22.00
sweet potato, broccoli, silken tofu, served with roti
penang lamb curry A$28.00
eggplant & peas, served with rice
chu chee snapper A$36.00
reduced red curry
green chicken curry A$23.00
green beans, bamboo served with rice
red duck curry A$27.00
pineapple, lychee, green beans, carrot & cherry tomato, served with rice
banana wraps with condensed milk A$12.00
scoop of coconut ice cream A$5.00
scoop of mango ice cream A$5.00
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Let me introduce you to Colonel Tan's Thai Kitchen, a lively Thai restaurant tucked away at Level 2/229 Chapel St, Prahran VIC 3181, Australia, and honestly, it’s one of those places you recommend without overthinking. From the moment you walk in, the vibe feels relaxed yet energetic, making it just as suitable for a casual weekday meal as it is for a long, chatty dinner with friends. The menu leans confidently into classic Thai flavors while still feeling approachable, so whether you’re dropping in for a quick bite or settling in for a full dine-in experience, there’s always something that fits the mood. I usually notice how flexible the service options are here, because you can dine in, grab takeaway on the go, or order delivery when staying in feels like the better plan. Drinks are treated with the same care as the food, which means you’ll find everything from beer and wine to cocktails and spirits, plus coffee if you’re easing into the evening. What stands out to me is how inclusive the offerings feel, with vegan options, vegetarian options, and lighter, healthy choices sitting comfortably alongside small plates meant for sharing. It’s the kind of place where ordering a few dishes for the table just makes sense, especially when everyone wants to taste a bit of everything. Alcohol is available, but it never overshadows the food, instead complementing the bold, fresh flavors that Thai cuisine is known for. Because the setting is easygoing and the menu is well-balanced, Colonel Tan's Thai Kitchen naturally attracts a mix of locals, couples, and groups who value good food without unnecessary fuss. I like introducing this restaurant as a dependable spot where quality, variety, and atmosphere come together, creating an experience that feels familiar yet exciting every single time you visit. It’s also a handy choice for Chapel Street visitors who want reliable Thai food in a central, easy-to-find Prahran location.
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