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Conservative Thai Meal?

juma · 2011-05-25 14:52:45

Going out for a meal with a group for friends this weekend to a Thai resturant. Now I have always avoided Thai food as I dont like curry/spicey dishes. No option this weekend though! Anyways, could anyone reccommend anything that might suit me which would generally be found on Thai menus?

25-05-2011 2:52pm

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juma

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Going out for a meal with a group for friends this weekend to a Thai resturant. Now I have always avoided Thai food as I dont like curry/spicey dishes. No option this weekend though! Anyways, could anyone reccommend anything that might suit me which would generally be found on Thai menus?

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#2 25-05-2011 2:58pm

olaola

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Do you prefer saucy or dry dishes? You could just ask the restaurant to make it very mild (whatever you order) like a mild green curry?

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#3 25-05-2011 4:06pm

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Pad Thai?

Its a noodle dish. Very tasty. Not spicy unless you wish to add dried chilli.

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#4 25-05-2011 4:09pm

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Pad thai as said above is good option . They also do stir fry type dishes , sweet and sour, cashew nuts etc . Also u will be asked whether u want the dish mild medium or spicy

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#5 26-05-2011 5:58am

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I'd go for Pad Thai also.
It's not a spicey dish and contains no chilli or hot spices really.
It's also very tastey in its own right

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#6 26-05-2011 9:41am

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Phad Thai is way to go

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