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My experience is based solely on the lunch special. I'm beginning to see that just because it's 'special', doesn't mean that $7.95 necessarily buys you a satisfying meal. Your lunch special of choice comes with: - vegetarian spring rolls (quite possibly the best part, and fried to a magnificent deep brown) - hot & sour soup (meager little bowl, but nice and sour) - green salad (ice berg lettuce drizzled with a big of dressing) - rice (but not if you have noodles...no rice for you) I had the pad thai with chicken. I didn't finish the whole plate (it was a generous portion), but I ended up chucking the styrofoam package right into the bin. My stomach felt twisted up after eating it... don't know if it was just a bad day, or a case of so-so noodles. For dinner, I would try Thai Basil again, because I don't think restaurants should only be judged for their pull-customers-in lunch specials. One thing that did bug me was that a worker was cleaning all the glass near us while we were eating... mmm, chemicals.
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