Sabai Sabai is excellent in every way. The decor is funky and hip, yet homey at the same time. Service was prompt and curteous. And most importantly, the food is delicious and reasonably priced.
There are both samll and large dishes, and they are all great for sharing. Believe me, you'll want to try everything on the menu after your first bite.
The squash fritters and the papaya salads are great starters.
For larger dishes, we ordered:
- Mee Kati Noodles: This dish is light tasting (in the good sense), and the coconut and tamarind sauce went really well with the chicken and thin rice noodles
- Pad Gra Prao Stir-fried Holy Basil: A very yummy fried rice is topped with a fried egg. It's a little garlicky, which makes it even better.
- Massaman Curry: Tender braised beef in a somewhat heavy but yummy coconut-based curry sauce. It was perfect with sticky rice. Given that the sauce is heavy, don't feel too bad if you can't finish the sauce.
Overall, I can see Sabai Sabai being a regular go-to place for me for thai food