Pad thai or massaman curry would be great as well, as stated by previous posters, or thai yellow curry.

There was also this thai spicy spagetti I had at one place, that I never really found anywhere else. If I knew what the real name of it was, I would really recommend that because it was so good.

CursOr

United States6335 Posts

March 26 2010 06:39 GMT

#22

Something with those flat rice noodles... as in the beef picture... those are so good. If the sauce is light, and spicy... with those flat rice noodles its just unbelievably good.

Chupacabra(UCSD)

Mexico225 Posts

March 26 2010 06:46 GMT

#23

Don't forget about the deserts! (mango with sticky rice)

Hope she does well!

deL

Australia5540 Posts

March 26 2010 06:56 GMT

#24

A yellow curry or massaman curry would be great, or as mentioned the flat rice noodles are great. As are all the soups.

Man Thai food is great I wanna walk up the road and get some right now @_@

Also there is a really awesome tasting dish with turmeric but I can't think of the Thai name for it, but from taste it seemed like the base ingredient for the sauce was turmeric in coconut milk plus additional spices... Maybe a Thai member here would know it

Caphe

Vietnam10817 Posts

March 26 2010 09:54 GMT

#25

On March 26 2010 15:02 lMPERVlOUS wrote:
There's 2 very authentic Thai restaurants in my hometown. My favorite dish is bun thit nuong. So simple, yet so good.

Ima have to go there next time I go home.

Actually this dish "bun thit nuong" is a Vietnamese dish..and you even write it in Vietnamese...You sure you are not going to the wrong restaurant?.
Thai food are ok though, maybe we have some flavor similar with Thai so I dont find it special.

bmml

United Kingdom962 Posts

March 26 2010 09:59 GMT

#26

Thai cuisine is so awesome, I'm so lucky I lived in Thailand for my entire childhood

My favorite dishes are in no particular order,

pad thai

rad na

massaman curry

satay chicken w/ peanut sauce

sesame prawn toast ( though that may be chinese )

Pad see ew

green curry

Manga / sticky rice is a classic pudding too, some guy linked it before me though.

Impervious

Canada4212 Posts

March 26 2010 16:03 GMT

#27

On March 26 2010 18:54 Caphe wrote:

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Crap. I'm thinking of the Vietnamese place atm.....

The Thai place has something similar to it though..... Can't remember what it's called. Rice noodles, fish broth, cabbage, bean sprouts, green onions, and other fresh vegetables, peanuts, and pork..... Someone wanna give me a hand with the name here?

They also had amazing soups, my favorite being tom saep.

SayaSP

Laos5494 Posts

March 26 2010 16:25 GMT

#28

All good stuff in here. My family has owned/ran 3 Thai restaurants from the early 90s until about '07

meeple

Canada10211 Posts

March 26 2010 16:45 GMT

#29

See... I would be totally up for trying out some of this stuff if I knew where to get the ingredients. I haven't found a decent satay sauce in Kingston yet and most of the chinese grocers here have a pitiful selection, not to mention no translations

fishyjoes

Germany644 Posts

March 26 2010 17:12 GMT

#30

Is there a Maangchi equivalent for Thai food? I am a really nooby at thai food. But I always wanna try out new recipes.

bdams19

United States1316 Posts

March 26 2010 17:19 GMT

#31

why do you care about helping your ex

Slithe

United States985 Posts

March 26 2010 18:10 GMT

#32

I hate how hungry I get looking at food threads. Everything always looks so delicious.

I will cast my vote for the following dishes:

Pad See Ew
Pad Kee Mow (as you can see, I'm a fan of the flat rice noodles)
Mango with Sticky Rice

Mastermind

Canada7096 Posts

March 26 2010 18:21 GMT

#33

On March 27 2010 02:19 bdams19 wrote:
why do you care about helping your ex

Maybe he still cares for her. Not all relationships end with the people hating each other.

nicoaldo

Argentina939 Posts

March 26 2010 18:38 GMT

#34

God i´m so hungry after seeing the photos, and i just ate!!!

Chupacabra(UCSD)