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Paolina Thai Cafe – Gourmet Chick
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You don’t go to Paolina Thai Cafe for its good looks.
Wedged on a busy King’s Cross road the front of the restaurant is grotty with a garish yellow sign and inside it is all tacky timber panelling and faded pictures of the Thai royal family.
Fish cakes (£3.90) were small little brown nuggets that had been deep fried but still managed to maintain some moisture inside and were perked up by some accompanying heat seeking sauce.
Pad phed talay (£5.50)was a plate of lightly stir fried seafood filled with lots of goodies like calamari and prawns sweetened with some Thai basil.
If you want your Thai cheap and cheerful and don’t mind to much about the scruffy surroundings then Paolina Thai cafe is the place for you.
Pride of Siam review Exmouth Market - takeaway masquerading as ...
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For me, dining at Exmouth Market's Pride of Siam was definitely one of those times.
In fact, we were looking for something Thai to be precise; lightly spicy yet refreshing to the palate would be a great roundup for the day.
...it was painfully obvious that Pride of Siam is takeaway place masquerading as a restaurant."
They come in the form of spring rolls and tod mun kaow pod (deep fried corn cakes).
To me, it was painfully obvious that Pride of Siam is takeaway place masquerading as a restaurant.
Market Thai, Portobello Road. Online Booking, London ...
Thai Rice @ Portobello, Portobello Road, London | Restaurants/Thai ...
The Market Thai, London, Notting Hill. Book now!
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Opulently decorated and fit for royalty, The Market Thai is a stunning Thai restaurant on London’s Portobello Road.
Whether it’s for lunch, dinner or drinks, this restaurant impresses even the pickiest of gourmands, excelling in the realm of customer service as well as in fine Thai cuisine.
Since the 1990s, The Market Thai has been a leader in the city’s Southeast Asian dining scene and there’s no sign they’ll be stopping any time soon.
Here you’ll enjoy sophisticated Thai dishes like moo ping (char-grilled marinated pork with chilli sauce), tamarind duck, pla nueng seabass and much, much more.
Book ahead and feel like a king or queen at this beautiful restaurant in Notting Hill.
The Market Thai - 240 Portobello Road, Notting Hill, London, W11 ...
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Let the bustle of Portobello Road evaporate behind you as you ascend the stairs into this simple Thai restaurant, so authentic that it truly gives the illusion that somehow in the last twenty steps you’ve travelled to a quiet corner of Thailand itself.
Every Friday and Saturday the road becomes home to one of London’s best loved markets – hence the origin of this traditional Thai restaurant’s name.
Yet the food is good, and amongst all the usual suspects (chicken satay, prawn toast, pad Thai), lie some real treats.
Like many of the dishes on the menu the soups use kaffir lime leaves, a traditional Thai ingredient, although not great to eat, they provide a wonderfully aromatic smell and intense flavour.
The Last Word The Market Thai offers all that a good restaurant should.