Thai Food

[MRyoso]

ano ba oodys?

 

thai and viet right?

[hitomi]

thai food is different...but delicious

 

there's a thai restaurant in the block before pwu. sala thai i think

if you guys can swing by there, maybe you can try 'em out

 

sarap dun, though i don't have a basis for comparison

[clubber_lang]

IMHO lang..

 

Tried Thai food pero I can't remember if I liked it that much. I'm sure it wasn't bad pero nothing spectacular that's for sure...

[tamago]

I love Thai food, especially the Tom Yang

[buhay_A]

Thai food is really good. Worked for 2 thai restos before. there is not an item in the menu that I didn't like.

But thai food is good only if you use the real stuff. D pede substitute. taste is different. Kaya lang that makes it expensive. Kaya naging fad lang dito satin in the 90's ang thai food.

S' aldrich, if u can make a miracle and bring the price down, you'll be rich. otherwise, 50/50 chance to succeed.

just my 2 cents worth of opinion

[Alien1]

Lamb in green curry with vegetables and sweet potatoes

on Jasmine rice

[Spurt]

people's palace in greenbelt... hmm sarap and also the thai outlet inside dusit - chef alex had a very good oriental experience.

[anakng]

i love thai food ...

 

Try SOM's near Grilla in Kalayaan Avenue ... sa labas lang ng bakod ng Lopez drive going to Rockwell.

[Joie]

Nothing beats Thai street food.

 

You can actually get a full course dinner on the streets along Silom in Thailand...

 

And their Thai Papaya Salad with the crushed talangka , while an acquired taste, is to die for.

 

Not to mention the skewered fruits they sell of the streets, the spicy tamarind that the street peddlers hawk, those little barbeque/kebabs that are grilled by the roadside.

 

The variety and depth of Thai street food is just amazing - there is a street food for every meal!

[battlemaster_2006]

thai food....

 

i miss the thai canteen in the up campus

 

the one that used to be in the international center

 

and moved to tandang sora

 

the owner is thai, and they serve the best tom yam i've tasted in the philippines

[grecogrec]

I like the fried chicken and spareribs of Krua Thai.

[redshirt]

i like the chilli sauce called pra neom( im not sure with the spelling) and the plum sauce...

 

I also love pad thai and tom yam....

 

Is dusit thai still open??

[lomex32]

I love that food as much as i love Thai Girls

 

Sawatdee kah

 

Mai pen rai?

 

Khobkun mahk

[snowflake]

As a corn lover, I always made sure I buy that shredded corn and eat it with niyog. Akala mo puto.

Their corn when sliced doesn't scatter, it looks like sliced ham.

 

I remember eating siomai from a kid vendor near my hotel, grabe sarap!!!!

Iba talaga mga food gimmicks ng mga thai! I remember drinking beer on the sidewalks with noodles as dinner.

 

Man, their skewers rules! Sarap!

 

 

Nothing beats Thai street food.

 

You can actually get a full course dinner on the streets along Silom in Thailand...

 

And their Thai Papaya Salad with the crushed talangka , while an acquired taste, is to die for.

 

Not to mention the skewered fruits they sell of the streets, the spicy tamarind that the street peddlers hawk, those little barbeque/kebabs that are grilled by the roadside.

 

The variety and depth of Thai street food is just amazing - there is a street food for every meal!

[Flak_Broke]

Pad Thai! It's sauteed beef noodles sprinkled with lemon.

 

The one and only Thai dish I like, so far.