I don’t think you can go terribly wrong with pad see ew, and Nahm Jimm’s version was okay, pretty standard. Decent amount of meat and noodles but not to the point where you’re stuffed like some Thai places. It did get too salty towards the end though. Just one of the Hawker Lane spots that I always walk pass but dismiss due to the plethora of tasty Thai restaurants in the area. We ended up here coz the Vietnamese place was closing (why when everywhere else was open??) and didn’t want to pay the ridiculous price tag of almost $20 per dish at Mao Cai.
Located in the hawker lane in Westfield, this place is a little hard to find. They serve good Thai food with many options for the vegetarians which is amazing. The food is good and the service is pretty quick too. Quantity of the food is sufficient and satisfying too. Good place to be in for quick food.
Word restaurant ever. Hard to swallow, grease and unexpected awkward spicy.
Even the price is quite expensive. My mate and I couldn't eat all.
I CANNOT HOW TO DESCRIBE THESE FOOD.
Do not try this.
I had a good Pad Thai today that was made with glass noodles and prawns. It was superb! My partner had a Massaman Curry. The meat was tender and so flavoursome.
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The chicken satay is delicious but a bit expensive at $2.50 per skewer. The pade si ewe is excellent - a generous portion that is sufficient for two adults.
Had pad thai and beef with oyster sauce, both were hot and tasty and fresh. Great for a quick lunch or for a takeout. Would go back and try more dishes.
If we could rate this lower than 1.0, we would. There was absolutely no flavor, the food was drenched in oil, definitely not worth the price of 19.80.
If we could rate this lower than 1.0, we would. There was absolutely no flavor, the food was drenched in oil, definitely not worth the price of 19.80.
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We explored Hawkers Lane, accessible from either Victoria Avenue or from the Westfield shopping centre.
The newly opened Hawker Lane at Westfield Chatswood is really cool.
