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The little hawker centre style food courts in Cabramatta have always looked appealing to me. This was my first time trying the food from one of the sh…
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Been here a few times to grab a quick and cheap eat. The food is good for its value, and the food comes rather fast. The location is not ideal, but st…
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Sabaidee Kitchen is open for Food Court. Sabaidee Kitchen serves Thai dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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5 Reviews on “Sabaidee Kitchen”
The little hawker centre style food courts in Cabramatta have always looked appealing to me. This was my first time trying the food from one of the shops. Pad see ew – $10 and comes with a cup of ice tea. We shared it between 2 because we’d had a snack earlier. Reasonable standard of qualitybit of wok hei, not too greasy. Would totally come back to try more.
Chicken Rice : Amazing Sticky Rice Sweets : GreatCoconut & Corn Tapioca : GreatLove coming here when I crave steamed chicken and ginger rice. Its truly one of the best Ive had and the soup they serve on the side brings it all together. The sweets they serve on the side trolley also taste great which is good to take home and indulge in after dinner.
Been here a few times to grab a quick and cheap eat. The food is good for its value, and the food comes rather fast. The location is not ideal, but still worth it.
Serving Lao Thai food where some sweets from the region are sampled. The sweets use traditional ingredients; Taro cocont milk, sticky rice with pandan. Very unique, vibrant and beautifully prepared. aroundtheclockfoodie.com
Mistook my order but they fixed it without a fuss. Their pad see ew seafood was $11 (cheaper by 50c compared to its competitor) and was a bit disappointed with the small amount of seafood found in the dish. Still good though and liked the complimentary hot sauce that came with it. Wouldn’t mind coming again.Update: came back for hainanese chicken rice for $9.50. Superb!