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Thai food in NJ/NY is in a sad state. The best Thai food in NYC doesn't hold a candle to an old lady making some gai gap tiam on the street of Chiang Mai.
by sunwooz 12y ago
Thai food in NJ/NY is in a sad state. The best Thai food in NYC doesn't hold a candle to an old lady making some gai gap tiam on the street of Chiang Mai.
- hdougie 12y agoIt's a similar state over here in the UK, can't wait for our next trip to Thailand.
- wahnfrieden 12y agoSriPraPhai?
- smeyer 12y agoThis is also my favorite in NYC (and I was referred there by my Malaysian aunt, who certainly knows her Thai food.)
- quesera 12y agoWhatever the other merits of San Francisco, it does have the best Asian food in the continental U.S. (Hawaii has better). Nowhere else (and I've looked), comes close. "Better" here means: the largest number of good options, the highest mean among the better-than-average, and (somewhat aggregate of the previous) the most likely that any not-obviously-bad choice will be good.
- jimmywanger 12y agoI assume you mean the San Francisco Bay Area. The Japanese food in San Francisco proper is resoundingly mediocre - I can't think of one good ramen place. If you want good ramen, go to San Mateo or San Jose. Same thing with sushi.