Sunday, March 26, 2006
Thai Palace - Gastown
Appears to be the only Thai restaurant within walking distance from work.
A tip - the portions appear to be larger at the beginning of the week when there is less of a crowd. So the Cashew Chicken order on a Monday would be larger than on Friday. More people Fridays so the portions must be divvied up. Anyways, that's my take. A second tip - speak some Thai to the waitress and you might be granted larger portions.
The Cashew Chicken on the lunch menu comes with a spring roll and rice. At $7.95, it's not bad a deal. Pad Thai here is ok, too, although sometimes the ingredients do not appear as fresh as it should be. Lately, it's not been a problem.
A tip - the portions appear to be larger at the beginning of the week when there is less of a crowd. So the Cashew Chicken order on a Monday would be larger than on Friday. More people Fridays so the portions must be divvied up. Anyways, that's my take. A second tip - speak some Thai to the waitress and you might be granted larger portions.
The Cashew Chicken on the lunch menu comes with a spring roll and rice. At $7.95, it's not bad a deal. Pad Thai here is ok, too, although sometimes the ingredients do not appear as fresh as it should be. Lately, it's not been a problem.
# posted by Mr Foodie @ 12:15 AM 
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Not everyone who eats there will know any Thai expressions.
But if you go beforehand to Sophia Books on West Hastings opposite SFU downtown, you will probably be able to buy a book of Thai phrases, since this bookshop specializes foreign-language books.
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But if you go beforehand to Sophia Books on West Hastings opposite SFU downtown, you will probably be able to buy a book of Thai phrases, since this bookshop specializes foreign-language books.
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