Thai Food

[friedkamote]

I love Thai food, basta di lang yung sobrang exotic (frogs, locusts, etc.). When i went on an business trip to Bangkok, tried every appealing and spicy dish i can see. It's kinda weird lang though that everything had a hint of lemon grass scent.

[deepdiverboy]

Dunno if it's just me, but Thai food seems very similar to Malaysian and Singaporean cuisine? Mas pronounced lang nga ang asim ng Thai food?

[monazario]

share ko lang .... khao pad sa may home depot..(formerly UP thai canteen)

try the tom yum .... at chicken curry! panalo

na gutom tuloy ako....

[HimuraButosay]

got treated to SOM's Noodle House (Makati / Rockwell branch)

 

the experience was deeeeeeelightful

[Mac_pagmahal]

Som's sa makati near power plant.

mejo expensive na sha kasi nagupgrade na sila ng place. bldg na sha ngayon, dating apartment lang na luma kaya mura pa, hehe

[snowflake]

There's a Thai food stall at the food court of 168 in divisoria.....forgot the name.....their red curry, chicken pandan, tom yum is definitely delicious!

 

 

I agree! The lady owner is from Thailand and can only speak English. :-)

[vanillaLatte]

Dek'A in Primo Rivera near Pasong Tamo is making the rounds online. Bad Thai food, malabsa the Pad Thai, wala halos laman the spring rolls na togue na nga lang. It's not even cheap.

[MentalQ]

Bangkok Street Food seems to be the best in Southeast Asia - in terms of variety, taste and presentation.

 

Recommended: 'yams" - appetizers made of semi-cooked seafood, fish, meat or veggies with a hot, sweet, salty and sour dressing.

 

Phad thai, khao pad

 

kuey tiao nam, bam-i nam, etc.

[moodywriter]

I miss the tom yum gung from Khrung Thai in Marikina. It's affordable and very satisfying. I'm drooling now...

 

In Cebu, I have always loved Khrua Thai. This is the best Thai restaurant I've tried.

[lomex32]

You 2 are referring to Chariya, the fat Thai lady whos restaurant with the same name was in Reposo St. Makati

She is now in Thailand.

 

This Chariya is now in 168 food court. A local pinoy now operates this one. You can still see workers back in Reposo days.

 

There's a Thai food stall at the food court of 168 in divisoria.....forgot the name.....their red curry, chicken pandan, tom yum is definitely delicious!

 

I agree! The lady owner is from Thailand and can only speak English. :-)

[lomex32]

Similiarities - The use of Curry, Chili. Turmeric etc and Coconut milk

 

Differences - Thais use Lemon Leaf, Fish Sauce (Patis), Pork

generally Malaysian/Perenakans dont

 

Dunno if it's just me, but Thai food seems very similar to Malaysian and Singaporean cuisine? Mas pronounced lang nga ang asim ng Thai food?

[floppydrive]

Similiarities - The use of Curry, Chili. Turmeric etc and Coconut milk

 

Differences - Thais use Lemon Leaf, Fish Sauce (Patis), Pork

generally Malaysian/Perenakans dont

They also use Kafir lime leaves, and tend to present a balance of sweet, spicy, salty and sour in their dishes which is different from Malay and Indian styles.

[Mango Man]

Love Jatujak in Megamall / SM North / MOA

[lomex32]

Yes indeed. Also Lemon Grass and Tamarind

 

They also use Kafir lime leaves, and tend to present a balance of sweet, spicy, salty and sour in their dishes which is different from Malay and Indian styles.

Edited July 14, 2011 by lomex32

[yrrah123456789]

Love Jatujak in Megamall / SM North / MOA

 

na try ko din dyan sir, panalo din sa Banana Leaf.