Service was prompt and attentive, as we arrived shortly after lunch crowd. Just another couple there. Menu is in Thai only, with many accurate pictures, though a bit of a red tint to all of them.
Food was tasty and well presented, arriving quickly to the table. Ree had a seafood/veggie/black pepper thing, very nice, along with som tam seafood, also tasty, and a rice. I went with the fried chicken and rice/some veggies (carrot/mush in gravy), which was nice, thinly sliced white meat, at first thought skin as looking thin, but turn out nice, mere 45 baht. Second dish for myself was a very tasty red curry seafood thing (crab/prawn/squid), nicely flavored, 95 baht. About the size of my fist. Water 15/ice 10. Wanted coffee, but apparently out of the flavoring I wanted (hazelnut), also out of what Ree wanted. Coffee is Bon Cafe, all served hot or cold, with standard BC selection of regular and chilled desert type coffees. Not sure what Ree’s cost, but guessing 80/50/15. Pricing ranges from 45 to most expensive item 245, whole fishes. Tasty and well presented accompanied by very efficient non intrusive service. Give it a medium for food value. Total bill was 310.
All Thai food. Soups were in the 90/155 range single/group serving. Pics of all the standard dishes, all looking rather nice. Beers, sorry, either high end or reasonably prices. Singha 80, Hein 90, Chang 60, Leo 50? Draft chang 65? My apologies, I forgot to look at the cold box on exit to see if small (expensive) or large (fair) bottles. But if Chang draft is 65, it better be a small pitcher, and not a regular glass/mug, which case would put it in the high end pricing.
Well worth a visit, quiet neighborhood, over by Srichai Thani Village development, which I tried to get in pic of sign. Map ref: G14, off of Asawamit rd. I’m sure to make a return visit.
