This place is quite a nice place and is pretty busy at later hours.
Without tax - 9610/-
With all taxes - 12900/-
3.5⭐️Lime Juice 490/-
Simple yet refreshing; it offered a good balance of sweetness and tang.
Reminiscent of meatballs, the prawn cakes lacked distinctive flavor. The texture was decent but did not stand out, making it unlikely to reorder. The accompanying sweet chili sauce was standard, offering no unique twist.
3⭐️Sweet and Sour Prawns 2190/-
While the dish was tangy where the sweetness claimed from the pineapple, the prawns were tender, it lacked the traditional presentation where prawns usually have a slight "tail bulb," adding visual appeal. It was a satisfactory dish but did not impress as much as expected
4⭐️Fried Rice with Seafood (medium) 2560/-
Good for 3pax
A highlight of the meal. Fragrant rice, well-seasoned, and served with whole, medium-sized fried prawns. Unlike many places that use smaller, shelled pieces, this dish was satisfying
3.5⭐️Spicy Papaya Salad 1200/-
A refreshing mix with vibrant, fresh ingredients. The zesty lime and subtle heat from green chilies created a balanced flavor profile. The addition of roasted peanuts added a pleasant crunch, but the tomatoes felt out of place, detracting from the authentic Thai experience where tomatoes are typically used more sparingly to avoid overpowering the other elements
3✨Mango Sticky Rice 850/-
Initially unavailable, but later served. Unfortunately, the sticky rice was overly gelatinous, lacking the expected fluffy texture. The mango was not as sweet, and the dish would have benefited from a richer dose of sweet coconut cream to elevate the flavor. Sweetness level: 2/5. To truly enjoy this classic, the mango needs to be ripe, and the sticky rice should have a perfect balance between sweetness and chewiness
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