Menu 6

Main Dish

Gai Yang & Som Tum

Gai Yang & Som Tum or Papaya Salad (Thai Isaan style grilled chicken & green papaya salad and served with sticky rice) 

This dish is originally a popular street food; migrant labourers from Isaan or North Eastern Thailand brought it to the capital city and it spread it all over Thailand and around the world. Nowadays you can even find this dish on the menu at luxury restaurants.

Som Tum or Papaya Salad

The ingredients are: (For grilled chicken) chicken, fish sauce and soy sauce, palm sugar, salt, coriander roots, garlic, ground pepper. (For papaya salad) green papaya, carrots, green beans, palm sugar, cashew nuts, lime juice and fish sauce.

Appetizer 

(There are 3 options of appetizer, choose only one)

Tigers Covered in Dust

Tigers Covered in Dust 

Tigers Covered in Dust combines the smoky flavour of freshly ground roasted rice along with scented herbs. This dish is an evolution of the traditional Thai Isaan Nam Tok beef dish.

Yum Moo Yang

Yum Moo Yang (Spicy and Sour Grilled Pork) 

If you love eating Pork, this dish will not disappoint. A long marinating time and a special marinade makes for tender and tasty grilled pork, which is then finished in a spicy and sour sauce just before serving and topped with fresh Thai herbs.

The ingredients are: pork, soy sauce, palm sugar, ground pepper, shallots, mints, lemongrass, Kaffir lime leaves, infusion of tamarind, lime juice and fish sauce,

Spring Rolls

Spring Rolls

Spring rolls are very popular and are available at many different sorts of Asian restaurants. For example, Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese restaurants all offer spring rolls. This wide distribution suggests that the original this dish is from China, as Chinese cuisine has had a big influence on Southeast Asian food wherever the Chinese migrated to. Each area’s spring rolls are also slightly different in character, due to locals adopting and adapting the immigrants' food and vice versa. Besides that, each chef give the dish with his or her own flavour nuances.

The ingredients are: Spring roll wraps, chicken, pork, tofu, glass noodles, cabbage, carrot, soy sauce and fish sauce.

Served with plum sauce.

Soup

(There are two options of soup, choose only one)

Tom Yum Goong

Tom Yum Goong (Thai hot and sour soup with shrimp)

Tom Yum is the best known and most popular Thai soup in the world. This soup is cooked with many different fresh Thai herbs such as lemongrass and Kaffir lime leaves, which give a beautiful aroma to the soup.

The ingredients are: shrimp, chicken stock, fresh Thai herbs (lemongrass, Kaffir lime leaves and galangal), mushrooms, sweet chilli paste, lime juice, fish sauce and chilli pepper.

Tom Ka Gai

Tom Ka Gai (Thai creamy hot and sour soup with chicken)

Tom Ka Gai is another well-known and popular Thai soup. This dish has similar ingredients with Tom Yum but it has coconut milk in the base to soften the character.

The ingredients are: Chicken, Chicken stock, coconut milk, fresh Thai herbs, mushrooms, grape tomatoes, fish sauce, coriander, chilli pepper. 

Dessert
(There are 2 options of dessert, choose only one)

Mango Pudding

Mango Pudding

This dessert is a tropical delight. Made from fresh mangoes, gelatin or agar agar (vegan gelatin) topped with mango slices and whipped cream or coconut milk sauce for the agar version.

 Black Rice Pudding Filo Tart with Fruit

This dessert features a black glutinous rice pudding, made with coconut milk and palm sugar, served in a crispy filo pastry bowl and topped with fresh fruit (choice of orange segments or strawberries) and a delicious coconut milk sauce.