Thaisu - Buenos Aires

I was craving something spicy in Buenos Aires. Not complaining about the food options here, but they do certainly lack lot of spices that would make the food mo... read more I was craving something spicy in Buenos Aires. Not complaining about the food options here, but they do certainly lack lot of spices that would make the food more interesting for someone like me, who wants everything spicy. Anyway, so I chose to come to this place since it had good reviews online. I ordered the Pad Thai with Shrimp and asked the server to make it really spicy for me. When I received my order, it did look appetizing, but it was a little disappointing to see that in order to make it spicy, I was given a small heap of red chilly powder. I was expecting more like some hot sauce added or some thai chillies added to the food. That's how usually thai food is made spicy in the states, and the red chilli powder is given as an extra. The food was bland and even after adding the entire heap of chilli powder in the pad thai, it was just normal spicy, not what I was looking for. My colleagues, whom I went with, were pretty happy with their food though. I guess this place has modified their thai food to match with the Argentinian taste buds. Won't recommend it for a foreigner in this area. The place was quite busy at lunch hour though.

I chased a little spicy in buenos aires. do not complain about the food options here, but they certainly have not many flavors that would make the food more int... read more I chased a little spicy in buenos aires. do not complain about the food options here, but they certainly have not many flavors that would make the food more interesting for someone like me who wants everything spicy. Anyway, so I decided to come...this place, as there were good reviews online. I ordered the pad thai with shrimp and asked the server to make it really sharp for me. when I received my order, it looked appetizing, but it was a little disappointing to see that to make it spicy, I got a small buck red cold powder. I had expected more how to add a hot sauce or some thai chilis added to the food. so is seasoned in the regular thai food in the states, and the red chili powder is specified as extra. the eating was bland and even after adding the whole boning of chili powder in the padthai, it was simply normal wicy, not what I was looking for. my colleagues with whom I went but were quite happy with their food. I guess this place has modified their Thai food to fit with the Argentine taste buds. will not recommend it for a foreigner in this area. the place was very busy too.