I have a confession - I have never eaten Thai food. A Thai restaurant recently opened in my neighborhood and I would like to try it but have no idea what would be a good sampler. I understand certain dishes can be spicy hot, which is no problem for me.
Any suggestions for a good sample of assorted dishes?
Definitely start with Thai Red curry and Pad Thai. If you are a fan of rice, you can get Khao Pad (fried rice).
Pad See Ew (sp?) rocks too. Go a few times to see how they describe their heat index. And don't expect consistency - around here 4 star on Tuesday can be pleasantly sparky, but on Thursday a 2 star can be nearly impossible to eat. I settle for 3s on average and then add chili oil if needed.
I have a confession - I have never eaten Thai food. A Thai restaurant recently opened in my neighborhood and I would like to try it but have no idea what would be a good sampler. I understand certain dishes can be spicy hot, which is no problem for me. Any suggestions for a good sample of assorted dishes?
Love me some pad thai, also some tom yum soup. Curry is great and if you don't like heat, get a pineapple curry, it won't be as spicy. Our local joint also serves something called curry puffs... delish! And most certainly try some thai iced tea, it's to die for. After you get familiar with the wonderful flavors and fragrances of basil, ginger, curry, coconut, and cilantro, be more adventurous and delve deeper into the menu, you won't be disappointed. Thai food is total comfort food, for us, more than chicken soup!
I have a confession - I have never eaten Thai food. A Thai restaurant recently opened in my neighborhood and I would like to try it but have no idea what would be a good sampler. I understand certain dishes can be spicy hot, which is no problem for me. Any suggestions for a good sample of assorted dishes?
i'm fortunate to live in an area with a lot of great thai food
i like it all and i absolutely love the curry dishes
you can get it mild to hot (my fav) great with a cold singha beer
i'd say a good intro would be thai style spring rolls, and a nice pad thai, which is a noodle dish....which they can make with your choice of protein...chicken, beef, seafood, or tofu
Second this, but don't be afraid of Thai curries either.
There are a gazillion regional dishes too, all worth exploring.
i'd say a good intro would be thai style spring rolls, and a nice pad thai, which is a noodle dish....which they can make with your choice of protein...chicken, beef, seafood, or tofu
I think anything on the menu is good! Do they have a sampler platter?
I have a confession - I have never eaten Thai food. A Thai restaurant recently opened in my neighborhood and I would like to try it but have no idea what would be a good sampler. I understand certain dishes can be spicy hot, which is no problem for me. Any suggestions for a good sample of assorted dishes?
i'd say a good intro would be thai style spring rolls, and a nice pad thai, which is a noodle dish....which they can make with your choice of protein...chicken, beef, seafood, or tofu
I have a confession - I have never eaten Thai food. A Thai restaurant recently opened in my neighborhood and I would like to try it but have no idea what would be a good sampler. I understand certain dishes can be spicy hot, which is no problem for me.
Any suggestions for a good sample of assorted dishes?
