Spicy Drunken Noodles with Thai Basil
A Spicy Drunken Noodles, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served with Thai Basil.
A Spicy Drunken Noodles, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served with Thai Basil.
A Lemongrass Pad Thai, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served in Coconut Milk.
A Fragrant Tom Yum, deeply savory and worth the wait, and served with Thai Basil.
A Lemongrass Pad Thai, deeply savory and worth the wait, and served with Fish Sauce.
Our Satay leans on fish sauce and patience: the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, then finished and Crushed Peanut.
Grilled Mango Sticky Rice and Crushed Peanut -- balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
Our Red Curry leans on fish sauce and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished with Lime.
Our Cashew Chicken leans on fish sauce and patience: deeply savory and worth the wait, then finished and Fresh Herbs.
A Street-Style Massaman Curry, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served with Fish Sauce.
Hot and Sour Khao Soi with Thai Basil -- layered with warm, patient spice.
Coconut Drunken Noodles with Thai Basil -- weeknight-fast but never a compromise.
Our Green Curry leans on fish sauce and patience: rich without ever feeling heavy, then finished over Jasmine Rice.
Our Pad Krapow leans on fish sauce and patience: rich without ever feeling heavy, then finished with Fish Sauce.
Our Tom Kha leans on fish sauce and patience: deeply savory and worth the wait, then finished with Lime.
A Fragrant Satay, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served with Lime.
Our Cashew Chicken leans on fish sauce and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished and Fresh Herbs.
Our Massaman Curry leans on fish sauce and patience: the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, then finished and Crushed Peanut.
Hot and Sour Papaya Salad with Lime -- bright with acid and fresh herbs.
Street-Style Pad Thai with Fish Sauce -- bright with acid and fresh herbs.
Our Pad Krapow leans on fish sauce and patience: deeply savory and worth the wait, then finished with Lime.
Coconut Pad Thai and Crushed Peanut -- simple ingredients treated with real care.
Street-Style Massaman Curry over Jasmine Rice -- simple ingredients treated with real care.
A Spicy Mango Sticky Rice, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served and Crushed Peanut.
A Chili-Basil Panang Curry, rich without ever feeling heavy, and served and Crushed Peanut.