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Look for a place close to home for Thai food. I have a great place here in Downtown Norfolk for lunch while at work, but I'm looking for someplace out my way on the weekends.
I see a place called Tokyo Thai at Cyprus Run and 10/13.
Anyone try it?... If so, is it any good?
Anyone know of another without coming back into Norfolk or Chessy that's good?
For anyone interested I tried out Tokyo Thai this afternoon.
Nice quiet and clean. A mix of quiet music over the speakers. From Soft Jazz to a Ballad by Celtic Women.
Ordered the Chicken Phad Thai. When it arrived I was surprised at the size of the portion. Could have fed 2 people. Added in some Nan Plah (Thai fish Sauce), Chili Oil and a red spicy paste, a few squeezes of lime, and a sprinkling of sugar and mixed it all up well.
Delicious!. Needless to say, I have found a place to feed my Thai addiction out my way. (if you consider a 20 minute drive into Isle of Wight "out my way").
Mixed menu. Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Sushi, Sushi-mi.
Worth the drive. Was barely able to finish it all.
JM2CW
I have never tried Thia food before. Is it HOT
It can be. I make it spicy, but not so much as to kill the flavor.
Please move this post to the Thai food forum.
I don't ever go to Thai restaurants. I hate dressing up.
You move it and I won't have anywhere to post.
OK, I'll have to get Slab to create that forum. But I'm going to wait until we have a couple dozen Thailanders sign up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ranger690
Can you start one for short round guys who think they're funny also?Quote:
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CG, I guess I don't know whole story but from what I have seen, you are not a lurker. You do/did contribute to the group.
Jim, if you get the pad thai it is not spicy and a pretty good Thai staple to begin with. Only other issue is you can't be allergic to peanuts. They use a lot in the pad thai and some of their other dishes.Quote:
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I love Phad Thai Gai (chicken)... but I spice it up with Nam Plah (Thai Fish sauce), red pepper flakes, and chili oil. Add a dash of sugar a wedge of lime... YUM!
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As for peanuts you can get it without. Personally I like extra peanuts myself.
Recommend:
Pahd Seow (like phad thai but wide rice noodles and broccolli)
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Lad Na
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Green curry chicken
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Ginger beef
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