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2012-04-24
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Wanted to try out this thai joint as it seemed authentic. Previously had taken away their Som Tum (Papaya Salad) for takeaway but wanted to try their authenticity in their more local dishes.The Phad Thai was rather disappointing. Though when it first arrived, there was that tinge of sour citrus smell that is essential to the sauce, the noodle tasted rather bland. Even with the peanut and chili, there didn't seem to be much taste to it. At least the food was served hot.The Pineapple's Rice Presen
The Phad Thai was rather disappointing. Though when it first arrived, there was that tinge of sour citrus smell that is essential to the sauce, the noodle tasted rather bland. Even with the peanut and chili, there didn't seem to be much taste to it. At least the food was served hot.
The Pineapple's Rice Presentation was a little disappoint as it seemed rather empty. There were a few pineapple slices throughout
The only thing I felt that made it out of the 3 dishes was the Som Tum (Papaya Salad). The spicy level was just right and the sauce was good. The green papaya's texture was just right and it was nice to see the traditional long beans inside as well as they had included the small dried shrimps inside.Post
