Khung Thai - Monash

The sohn thai is located at the prinzen hwy ende of koornang rd, whose other I often end. my friend and I decided to have dinner in carnegie right after work, and we went with a special discount of. an app to this location this place is a cozy place, and menus are quite easy with a good selection of items. there is a two cursor option on the back of the menu, and at $15, I ordered a huh tom yum (delicious! and a bark pillow thai (a little on the sweet side, but still good. for dessert I had a coconut toro pudding that was a highlight, and in contrast to any other Asian dessert I had before. the gluten-free requirements of my friend were well met.

This restaurant has now been banned as son thai eatery again. the pad thai was delicious with exactly the right mix of zitrus, drowned and fish sauce for me, and definitely coming back. However, we had difficulty communicating with the waitress...Times it is difficult to criticize this because it was so friendly and tried to be very helpful, but unfortunately it had no basic knowledge about allergies and thought that gluten allergy was an allergy to earth. at the end we have worked out that there were no gluten-free options for dessert, which was disappointed.

This is a place I have been regularly exploring and enjoying for years, but the quality is on a steep decline to lower prices. it's as bad as it used to be in the situation, one of them. the best pad thai’s or diner box is in the opposite. Now it is qualitatiw high quality ingredients, old oil to cook early rolls and microwaves to reheat old rice. with the new owner/son more about the as quality food that the business made before. I agree that 7.90 for a diner box is cheap, but would rather pay 9- 10 and get the quality back that this restaurant had in the last 10 years. quality more customers, not hot rice on the outside and cold in the middle. microwave is bad!

We've been going for many years after starving thai and always found it super. they can either dip or take away. the furniture is utilitarian, but the friendly staff are welcoming and obligated. the essence of what is a takeaway café. is excellent. our favorite entry is the wild mushroom wonton; they are bite size and have a nice pfeffer taste. the samosa and currypuffs are not traditional. my favorite main thing is the green curry, it is full of taste and enough heat for me. I also like the jungle curry that does not have a cocose cream in it. my wife loves the larb gai (chicken mince) and the yum nuer (beef salat.) the suppers are very fillable and leave a warm feeling. it would be extremely difficult to find another Thai restaurant that is so good and has the extensive wonderful decisions like khung thai.

Noisy, bustling, casual, medium price range and great food - Paradai 2 has new fans leaving with full tummy's.