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3.5/5 Sumbaijai is a popular Thai restaurant in Kogarah, especially for office and medical workers around the area. If youre not sure, go straight to …
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Sumbaijai Thai Esan
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It was almost 10 o'clock and we were on our home and was looking for a restaurant that serves rice. And found this restaurant near Kogarah train stati…
Mai Fernandez Taup
Sumbaijai Thai Esan
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Sumbaijai Thai Esan is open for Casual Dining. Sumbaijai Thai Esan serves Thai dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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2 Reviews on “Sumbaijai Thai Esan”
3.5/5 Sumbaijai is a popular Thai restaurant in Kogarah, especially for office and medical workers around the area. If youre not sure, go straight to the very last page of Sumbaijai Thai street food. There, youll find a selection of fried rice, stir-fry noodles, and noodle soups. Everything was so tempting but we went straight to our familiar options, which were fried rice with cured pork or naem in Thai (or nem in Vietnamese); and chicken pad see-ew. The food came with generous servings was surprisingly delicious. Make sure you ask for chilli/ or any of the ingredients listed below, theyll bring you a whole cart of: vinegar, dried chilli flakes, fish sauce, soy sauce, and sugar. I feel like most people are missing out on this. It was a very pleasant experience as we immediately felt in love with the cleanliness of this place.
It was almost 10 o’clock and we were on our home and was looking for a restaurant that serves rice. And found this restaurant near Kogarah train station. The menu looked really yummy and was already planning on what to order only to be informed that they would only be doing stir fry as it’s almost closing time. Hohum. Sad. I actually wanted to try the crispy pork belly. But then have to settled for chicken pad thai and thai fried rice. Didn’t wait too long for my ordered. When we got home, we immediately dived into our take aways. (in case you might wonder, we haven’t had dinner hence the 10 o’clock take away). The fried rice albeit the small portion was really good. You don’t need a viand to finish the entire container. The bits of chicken pieces was enough. The Pad Thai was good too. Though I would have wanted it a bit saucy or oily. The noodle was a bit dry but taste wise still a good pad thai. Perfect balance of sweet and sour. The price was not bad as well, spent $19.50 for the both. Parking is tricky as it is near the train station. mypostcardtrail.com