[Redway]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

There's a cute Thai cafe style restaurant in Northenden (next to Wythenshawe) called Kamin Thai. They do eat in or take away and its very lovely including Thai street food.

Nice. I’ll definitely give them a go.

[Redway]

So I had a bit of Thai yesterday. Good stuff.

[Redway]

10 Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3BQ

^ Thai all-you-can-eat buffet there, if anyone happens to be stopping round-about there.

[caprimint]

Find us a good Indian one Redway

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Thai. I've never had a proper Indian I should one day

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by Redway

10 Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3BQ

^ Thai all-you-can-eat buffet there, if anyone happens to be stopping round-about there.

Ooh noted...although I should be eating carrots only instead for a while

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

Ooh noted...although I should be eating carrots only instead for a while

How’s that been going?

[Crimson Dynamo]

I stayed in Thailand for 4 months and the food was exceptional as was their Whisky bucket you get - as i recall it was a bucket of crushed ice and a half bottle of local paint stripper whisky. Chase it with a bottle or 2 of Singha

I love Indian food too but Thai is lighter and more veg based

[bots]

indian food tends to be heavy and rich. Thai suits my palette more on a regular basis

[joeysteele]

Thai for me.

[Ammi]

…there is room for both, I don’t eat either of them that often though…they’re both more of an ‘event meal’ choice…

[Redway]

Thai restaurants vary in quality quite a bit. When bog-standard drunken noodles is the face they wear, that’s how you know that they haven’t got much variety.