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| - I recommend the Thai Iced Tea ($4.25) and liked that it was served in a mason jar. The only downside was that it tasted a bit watered down, but was still good nonetheless and I finished all of it. I would order it again but ask for less ice.
I think I've tried enough dishes on my initial visit to get an idea of what the food is like. It's alright, not bad, but not good enough to prompt a second visit (for my personal taste).
Vegetable Cold Rolls with Peanut Sauce ($6.95) - this was very light & refreshing. The rolls are packed and are a good portion for the price. I love the peanut sauce that's served with it. I would've preferred something more substantial so next time I would go for the shrimp one.
Shrimp Chips ($4.95) - thick and crunchy with a tiny hint of spiciness to it.
Nam Tok Nua/Spicy Beef Salad ($11.95) - consists of beef, lettuce, onions, tomato. The beef is tough and chewy.
Lemongrass Chicken Wings ($9.95) - comes with 7 wings. This is good as a shared appetizer. I wouldn't eat more than two because it's very sweet and saucy. I think it was supposed to be a little spicy but I didn't taste it.
Tom Yum Soup ($6.95) - exploding with spicy/sour flavours as tom yum soup should be. We added chicken (+$1) and shrimp (+$2). The chicken was a good choice because there was A LOT of chicken added to it, but only two pieces of shrimp.
Jatujak Pad Thai ($11.95) - added chicken (+$2). This was my second time trying this dish. The first time I tried it was takeout and I didn't eat it until almost 1.5 hrs later. It was still so delicious with strong flavours! I was excited to have it fresh this time but it tasted different. It almost tasted too sweet. However, it was still good and the portion is HUGE. Definitely something to share between a few people.
Pad Kee Mao ($11.95) - dish is moderate tasting, a little bit spicy. I would say skip this dish, there's nothing unique about it. Again, it's huge and definitely meant for sharing.
Khao Soi (Beef - $14.95) - egg noodles with the perfect texture in a yellow curry sauce, topped with crunchy fried onions (I think). This was pretty good. I enjoyed the crunch factor and would recommend it. The beef was a little tough so I avoided it.
Gaeng Kiew Whan ($11.95) - this is a green curry dish served with rice. I thought this tasted really good. Again, this is a big portion and we even got additional rice to pair with the curry.
The staff were friendly and considerate. We thought we would be neglected since we weren't in the main room but they kept coming by to see if there were any empty plates to take away and if we needed refills etc.
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