Thai food

[Geor!]

Thai and Indian are different.
I really like Mai Thai in Haslet, favs are pad thai, red curry and Pineapple Curry Fried Rice
Haven't found an Indian place worth a crap, been told there is one in south Arlington that "isn't bad" and a decent place in Dallas.
Also like Japanese curry but no chance of finding that around here.

There was a good Indian place in north arlington (Fielder and Randol Mill) called The Tandoor way back in the day. I haven't been out there since my dad lived out that way though, so I'm sure it's probably not there anymore.

[momo]

i like non-fried fresh spring/shrimp rolls. that's probably my favorite thai item.
pad see lew is pretty good. basil chicken and pad thai are fine.
i have yet to try a thai curry.

[downshift_me]

i like non-fried fresh spring/shrimp rolls. that's probably my favorite thai item.

Are those the things that look like soggy condoms?

[momo]

Are those the things that look like soggy condoms?

i suppose.

[46Tbird]

Put some peanut sauce and Sriracha on that and get down.

[BMCSean]

Best Thai on beltline in Addison is pretty good. I used to go to this hole in the wall place over by parkland, but it is shut down now, the construction slowed his business down and he had to close. It was the bomb, cash only and had a small lunch buffet.

[ryuu]

There was a good Indian place in north arlington (Fielder and Randol Mill) called The Tandoor way back in the day. I haven't been out there since my dad lived out that way though, so I'm sure it's probably not there anymore.

Thanks man
It's still there, tried it today and it was good

[Geor!]

Ate at Silver Thai (previously Samui Thai) in Allen today. One of the best Thai meals I have ever had. The 'soggy condoms' were stuffed with mango and a piece of fried tofu, among the standard stuff, but they served it with honey mustard instead of a peanut sauce and it was fucking awesome. Unexpected, but excellent. The pad kee mow was the best I have ever eaten and was made blistering hot, just like I like it.

[stevo]

I love spring rolls, dipped in peanut/fish sauce. There is a hole-in-the-wall pho place on a road that I drive past several time a day, I find myself stopping by there nearly every day they are open and grabbing a pair of them. The pho is awesome there as well, but they did increase the price of it to $8 a bowl.

Good news, I noticed that Kroger is now carrying Tiparos fish sauce, spring roll wrappers and a decent brand of rice noodles/sticks, so that is a couple things I no longer have to buy online.

Stevo

[One zero]

There is a Vietnamese place in Grapevine called I Love Noodle. They have by far the best Pho I ever had. It's cheap too.

[Bputacoma]

Speaking of indian food. anybody been to Maharaja? South ft worth off hulen tucked away in a shopping complex. I know nothing about indian food and it think its great. My Indian coworker recommended it to us. Plus a cheap lunch buffet too.

[James2]

Well I heard a lot about that food.. Thai food is little spicy and very delicious, this is what I heard. But never tried that food. Once my mom cook Thai soup but I didn't taste that.

[downshift_me]

i suppose.

I had these this weekend sans shrimp. Not too shabby.

[BradM]

I had these this weekend sans shrimp. Not too shabby.

No shrimp? Are you a communist or something?

[BMCSean]

Dont be a CommUNisT!