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Really authentic Thai food. Must order Thai ice tea! It's very GAO. The grill pork slice on stick and boat noodle are amazing! The rest was ok. Pandan…
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4 Reviews on “Mooban Thai”
Serving up Thai street food on this newly established foodie street, you can go to Sanuki for Japanese ramen or Lao Jiu Lo for Chinese noodles if you don’t fancy Thai. Otherwise, be ready to set your mouth on fire. Just kidding, they do have non-spicy food here as well. Kuey Teow tomyam namsai: clear soup tomyam noodle
Hey guys, welcome back to my blog! Let’s have some Thai food today! I don’t know if I’m the only one, but the menu price of a Thai restaurant was always my biggest concern other than the food quality because Thai foods are usually quite expensive, until I found Moobaan Thai while browsing through Zomato. It is definitely NOT THE BEST Thai restaurant that I’ve ever been, but it’s definitely one of the CHEAPEST!
Really authentic Thai food. Must order Thai ice tea! It’s very GAO. The grill pork slice on stick and boat noodle are amazing! The rest was ok. Pandan chicken, fish cake and omelette is not bad. Tom yam was very thick and sweet. The pad Thai isn’t so good. The mango sticky rice isn’t nice as the rice was undercooked. It’s not in the menu, need to ask the waitress. Waitress is very friendly. Nice service.
Delicious food and friendly service. They also seem very receptive to feedback. The owners are not Thai but they work with a Thai chef from Chiang Rai – making for lovely northern Thai cuisine. We were happy with everything from the Laab Moo to the Mango Sticky Rice (which is not on the menu, but you just have to ask). The location in Taman Desa is also great for a quiet family meal.