Green Peppercorn has been around for almost a year I believe and it certainly dishes up some great Thai food and also serves a delectable assortment of desserts. Green Peppercorn rivals Holy Basil at Canley Heights and I love how it is much more spacious, which means less waiting time but this place seems to always be busy as even on a Monday night this restaurant was in full business.

I mainly wanted to try this place for its dessert menu.

Their pad see ew is one of the best I have tried. Some will argue that it is too sweet but I found that this was not overwhelmingly sweet for me. I would say that it was the perfect balance between sweet and savoury and full of flavour. There is just something about it that keeps you wanting to eat more after the first mouthful. Pad see ew has definitely replaced pad thai as my favourite Thai dish.

Being a duck and curry lover this was really delicious. The duck was nice and succulent and the bursts of curry flavour really made it so much more enjoyable. Definitely a great dish to complement white rice. I particularly liked the addition of lychees to the curry as it brought out a contrast of flavours.

It was warm day when we ordered this drink and it was certainly refreshing. The small size of the drink doesn't justify the price though.