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2013-05-28
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Hidden among shophouses is a place that serves authentic thai food! Nice attitude from the staffs, and food are being served timely too... Mixed Platters ($7.00) consists of Fish cake, Prawn cake, Thai Spring Rolls, and Deep Fried Beancurd. It's actually a mixture of all their appetizers. Nothing special, but it's still nicely fried Fried Kailan Chinese Mushroom ($5.00) that has crunchy vegetables, but not so flavory.Pandan Chicken ($4.00 for 2 pieces) is quite oily, but put aside the overcooked
Mixed Platters ($7.00) consists of Fish cake, Prawn cake, Thai Spring Rolls, and Deep Fried Beancurd. It's actually a mixture of all their appetizers. Nothing special, but it's still nicely fried
Fried Kailan Chinese Mushroom ($5.00) that has crunchy vegetables, but not so flavory.
Pandan Chicken ($4.00 for 2 pieces) is quite oily, but put aside the overcooked corners, it's yummy!
Steamed Tofu with Chicken Basil ($6.00). Sweet with a little spicy sauce is drenched over chicken basil and the soft, bouncy tofu.
Deep fried fish with pepp
er and garlic ($6.00). Came in small chunk size, but meat is soft, making it easy to chew. Great for kids!Pineapple rice ($4.00). Rice is quite mushy, and topped with what I think is chicken floss? Not sure if the mushy-ness is supposed to their style, but I quite like it.
Green Curry Chicken ($5.00). Curry is thick and sweet, and suitable to go with rice.
Overall their food are quite delicious, and with its reasonably priced food, it does save several degree burns off your pocket!
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