Thai food poll!

[Metalhead]

Seeing as I am looking forward to eating Thai food with my sister in Portland in a couple of days from now, I decided to start this poll. Do you love Thai food like I love Thai food?

One of my favorite Thai dishes is a spicy seafood stew served at a Thai restaurant in Bellevue. It is truly heavenly, and I wish that place was closer to me so I could have it more often.

 

[Forest Cat]

The only thing I have tried is noodles. It was ok, like spaghetti.

 

[LadyS]

I'm not a fan of the coconut based curries but love Thai noodles and fried rice and non-coconut based entrees like Chili Basil or Garlic pepper veggie/tofu. Ooo what about spring rolls? Yummm

 

[vergil96]

Pad thai! Thai coffee was great too!

 

[Princess Viola]

I have very limited experience with Thai food. I've had frozen pad thai meals multiple times (very good and definitely one of my go-to frozen meals imo) and I've actually made Thai curry chicken a couple times. Really should have it again one day.

 

[Ken]

My wife and I go to our favorite Thai restaurant at least once a week, or more. My favorite dish is called Pad Paak. I get brown rice steamed veggies with extra broccoli and vegan spring rolls.

Extremely enjoyable and satisfying!!

 

[Luca]

All Thai food! My favorite Thai place actually has delivery so I do that pretty frequently.

 

[Gerald Wilgus]

Last year April, I visited Thailand and tried everything I could. A sweet delicacy from street vendors I fell in love with is Khanom Buang, like sweet tacos filled with coconut cream and I'd buy a bag of them. I had some great eats at the night markets and at a little restaurant near the railway bridge over the Kwai, tried a four chili wild boar in red curry and a green papaya salad. A pleasure was getting a deluxe Pad Thai at Thipsammai, the place that popularized that dish. Instead of scrambling the egg in the noodles they wrapped the noodles in a paper thin layer of egg. So Thai for me . . . . Hell Yes! I also took a cooking lesson.

 

[Aspychata]

And Thai basil noodles oh yum. Anything Thai is great. Lived next to Thai Town in LA, went to Thai grocery, lots of cool deserts too. And Thai massage anything.

 

[SusanLR]

Thai is great. Everything except Sushi.
My favorite Thai restaurant has a Sushi bar.
Favorite dish: Spring rolls with the seafood stew or shrimp on Thai rice.
They have a dessert called Banana medallions I always have after the meal.

 

[autism-and-autotune]

I love the either pad Thai, or lo mein. Also steamed dumplings and egg (or spring?) rolls and crab rangoons.

 

[MC1Rcat]

Faves:
Pad thai with a lot of vegetables and shrimp.. not too keen on plain version
Thom Yum Gai...spicy lemongrass and shrimp soup in a coconut milk base w// thai basil
Spring rolls in the uncooked rice paper style wraps that have fresh veggies and meat in them

I like red curry too but dont like it with eggplant bc often too mushy.
The only thing I really cannot handle is the glass noodles bc they are often too gelatinous and wiggly for me to eat.

 

[Bolletje]

Im a big fan of Thai food all across the board. Honorable mention not on the poll: coconut sticky rice with mango

 

[Aneka]

Where I live we don't have Thai food but we've got many Vietnamese and Chinese restaurants. We have 3 Vietnamese and Cinese restaurants/ food stalls as a small town. At my favorite restaurant I like spring rolls with their special sauce (still unsure of the ingredients) and rice noodles.

 

[AdamG]

I love Thai food. Which means, of course, I make my own Have done yellow and green curry pastes so far (which extend beyond the first curry I use them with) and have done noodles, soups, and curries. I like the restaurants as well, if they are good quality. Hot hot hot and spicy, but because of my wife, just a bit spicy and I add extra to mine.

 

[Luca]

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