I think I’m going to get a lot of hate for this because I know it’s a neighbourhood favourite and beloved Thai restaurant, but the quality of the dishes I tried were just not up to par and very average at the most.
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If I wasn’t a local, I would have assumed it was Thai food for Westerners judging by its name. If it was called Chaiyaanuntchanipornsupaporn Likes Thai Food, I maybe more convinced, but it is pretty good and legit.
My experience with the food was better than my frist, and perhaps it was because I got to try a lot more things. That being said, it also means the dishes are hit and miss, and you have to be selective with your ordering.
The concept is based on “IzaTHAIya” so it’s the Thai take on the popular Japanese Izakaya. I was more impressed by the mains than the tapas and it’s authentic Thai food with modern presentation in a playful, posh and pink atmosphere.
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Anyways I definitely questioned the authenticity of the Thai food here since every time I walk by this place it’s usually full of tourists or non-Thai people. However both times now I’ve been pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food and the effort to keep it authentic Thai.
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