Overall:
I remember first walking in and being absolutely floored by the number of "accessories" on the walls. Nearly every pillar in the room was adorned by an award of some description - several of them, if memory serves right, being gold plates.
The staff are very friendly and the owner stopped by our table for a quick word (I am told that he ALWAYS does this).
Dusit Thai is slightly more expensive than your normal Thai restaurant. That said, it is very good food and worth every penny.
The Chu Chee (not sure if I'm spelling this right) Prawns are my boss' favourite... and I was very tempted to steal more off her during our Christmas lunch if not for the fact that she would have probably bop me on the head for eating her share.
I also liked the Hors d'oeuver Dusit - according to their website, it's "deep-fried marinated sundried beef served with cashew nuts and spicy cabbage salad". I know what you're thinking... BILTONG/JERKY?? At a Thai restaurant??
Why yes actually. Although, there is a huge difference. While the beef might look like a regular chewy piece of jerky, it is actually quite tender on the inside. The accompanying salad and cashew nuts also make this appetiser something I would not mind having as a main.
There has been much dispute over which is the best Thai restaurant in the metro area - Thai Corner or Dusit Thai. I must say, I hope that when I eventually visit Thai Corner, that it does live up to its end of the tug of war!