thai food

[seven stands]

going to the thai gardens tonight. not a fan of thai food so what do you suggest i have and do they do english dishes. Should be drunk after a good win. Thank you in advance

 

[Ernest]

Have a nice plate of Somtam and ask for the extra spicey one

 

[seven stands]

Have a nice plate of Somtam and ask for the extra spicey one

 

[Albion Dan]

Thai food is the best eat out or take away know to man!!!

Do they do English food? :thud:

Get yourself a Beef with Basil and Chilli, or a nice Chicken Green Curry! Failing that get the boring but safe option of Pad Thai.

 

[rospants]

Thai food is the best eat out or take away know to man!!!

Do they do English food? :thud:

Get yourself a Beef with Basil and Chilli, or a nice Chicken Green Curry! Failing that get the boring but safe option of Pad Thai.

yup, i recommend green curry as well. Not a fan of thai food really myself but that is spot on

 

[Gully]

Go for a masaman (sic) fish curry, with sticky rice, absolutely gorgeous.

 

[macky]

Go for a masaman (sic) fish curry, with sticky rice, absolutely gorgeous.

masam is normaly beef
very nice

 

[Gully]

The last time I had one it was tuna, bloody brilliant...it was the only thing I could remember from a weekend in Amsterdam...hope that was the reason why my ring was stinging on the Sunday morning...

 

[Hatterlovesbrighton]

Pad Thai, Panang Curry and sticky rice

 

[twickers]

going to the thai gardens tonight. not a fan of thai food so what do you suggest i have and do they do english dishes. Should be drunk after a good win. Thank you in advance

Don't be a cock, embrace Thai food.

Unlike 'english dishes' it's exiciting and will dance all over your tongue.

Be clear about what you don't like e.g. hot, chilies, spicy and you'll find on the menu a selection of dishes that, when accompanied by a Thai beer or two, will make your mouth sing with delight. T

Thai fish cakes are a safe starter, Pad Thai great to share on the side, duck red curry with glutinous rice fantastic.

 

[Munkfish]

duck in brandy sause

The squid like onion rings are good aswell

 

[NMH]

The Office in Sydney Street is a Thai-food pub. Having noshed Thai grub for years abroad, I have to say they do it rather nicely.

For Injun, Raj on London Road, a few yards from Preston Circus - top notch.

 

[desprateseagull]

I didnt rate the thai buffet place, above the Duke pub (top of Islingword Road..)

the pub seemed cosy enough (big screen tv downstairs), but the 'restaurant' seemed to be just a bedroom with a makeover..

so-so starters, as if at a normal chinese (nothing wrong with that), then came some god awful fishcakes, with a gut melkting dip. ugh.

the main course was some sort of chicken soup (way to spicy for me), and either pork or beef and rice.

wish i'd gone for the steak option.

only good thing was the wine..

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

kaeng masaman nuea which translates to a robust, mild beef curry of the south, mage with mixed chilli paste, peanuts and herbs, in coconut milk.

Number 80 at Choc Dee up near Hove station. Incidently you can get the best bacon sandwhich and tea-in-polystyrene cup in the world from the cafe next to Hove station. This area is a little known cullinary hotspot.

 

[Skaville]

The manager of the Black Chappati set up Mei Thai when the restaurant went. Now THAT is a Thai takeaway. Get the set menu for two for a gargantuan, tatsebud exploding treat.

 

[Lander]

The Thai Elephant II

Now that is a GREAT restaurant. I LOVE the spare ribs there and the crispy duck pancakes

 

[seven stands]

The Thai Elephant II

Now that is a GREAT restaurant. I LOVE the spare ribs there and the crispy duck pancakes

i had the ribs and crispy duck staters and went for jap style pork for mains follwed by toffee bananna thing all with some potent thai lager

 

[macky]

Go for a masaman (sic) fish curry, with sticky rice, absolutely gorgeous.

ia thai would never eat sticky rice
with masman