Rating: | ★★★★ |
Category: | Restaurants |
Cuisine: | Thai |
Location: | Uniwide Coastal Mall, Cavite Coastal Road, Philippines |
And so I did. Pronto...as in...
....less than 24 hours later, I could be found sandwiched between Che and Marie while happily perched in front of a Sen Lek Thai stall. My valid excuse was that we had to have enough sustenance to do some necessary shopping.
We enthusiastically noodled and goggled our way through several plates of fragrant fried pad thai, skewered meatballs and big steaming bowls of Thai noodles of different flavors. If I were to close my eyes, savor the taste tingling on my tongue... I could swear I was back in Thailand!
The broth was richly spiced, but not overpowering. You can always tell the obliging food attendants what your preference is as it pertains to spiciness.
The noodles were soft and chewy. No bland paper strips were these!
Since Marie was more knowledgeable about what else to mix with the orders, I leave it to her to share whatever it was that she sprinkled and put on the dishes after they were served.
Cold and refreshing drinks are available in the cooler on the side, but nothing fancy - water, bottled iced tea, and softdrinks.
The stall's offerings were very reasonably priced, considering the taste.
As of this writing, the food prices ranged from about USD 1 to USD 1.75 per item. And all of the spices and most of the main ingredients I bet were authentically imported from Thailand too!
As this is in the category of express food service, you can get all of these lovely noodles and simmering hot broth at their food stall found in the Coastal Mall in Cavite, Philippines - perched on their high stools, standing up..or you can bring your favorite thermos to take home the soups.
Not only is it a palate-treat for those salivating for authentically-tasting Thai cuisine, it is one of the best ways to fortify yourself if you are in aforementioned mall for a bout of housewares shopping spree. Coastal Mall is one of the better-kept-secret malls which have tons of lovely home decors and other items at bargain-floor prices.
Enjoy the shopping..and...enjoy the *slurping*!
fellow Kayus
ReplyDeletecustomers Marie and Che and the food attendants
ReplyDeleteMarie's pad thai
ReplyDeleteChe's lush luscious noodle soup
ReplyDeleteyour choices.... and their prices...(Philippine peso)
ReplyDeletemy order before I mixed it all up and devoured it...
ReplyDeletewe give our thumbs-up sign of approval...
ReplyDeleteor we would if we weren't happily holding our plates and bowls...
Marie's meatball noodle order...
ReplyDeletecouldn't resist..so Marie ordered the meatball noodle too!
ReplyDeleteproblem is, I can't remember for the life of me, what it was that Marie was looking for to add/sprinkle on to her pad thai...either the local term or in English...
ReplyDeleteThey are looking good. ^^
ReplyDeletewansoy aka coriander =) i miss this place. lets go back soon. i don't mind travelling 2 hours =)
ReplyDeleteHay naku naman Cat...ginutom ako sa blog mo...ayayay!! and looking at the price it is really really cheap..ay I am gaining weight just looking at the photos...
ReplyDeleteP'Mod...care to share good Thai recipes? if you are a good cook, when I visit Thailand next time, I will insist you bring out your specialty dish so we can taste it :-)
ReplyDeletedami kong coriander sa bahay..hahaha...I've not used it again, I forgot what dish I had bought it for..wansoy pala yon?
ReplyDeleteeto ang true-blue foodie!
ReplyDeletecge, cge..tapos sleepover...tapos balik for breakfast..hahaha..
Suzanne, you like Thai/spicy food?
ReplyDeletecool! pag visit mo dito sa Pinas, dalhin ka dito....hahaha..mainit, masikip, medyo di classy sit-down resto but pa-cowboy style...
I do love Thai food, I have a very close friend from Thailand and she makes the best Tom Yum...I don't mind a pa cowboy style resto..they are the best most of the time...I'm a jack of all trades and won't mind trying restos from one star to five star...LOL...kahit kamayan ok yon sa akin...that's the best LOL....
ReplyDeleteWahahaha........I can't cook, sorry. I love eating but hate cooking. :P
ReplyDeleteso ok lang din sa you carenderia ha...kc baka - "ewww" to you ...hehehe...
ReplyDeletesabagay ako rin naman choosy about carenderias - as long as walng langaw at malinis...no problemo...
though, come to think of it..e Lartian's nga sa Cebu before it was straightened out, e gumagali rin ako don...baka part of the atmosphere...hehee
*sad*
ReplyDeleteand here I thought you'd be teaching us Thai recipes so we can cook this at home..and start a business called "P'Mod's Cooking" ....and then earn oodles of money and then we can visit Thailand a couple of times a year...
Wahahahaha......good idea but sorry. :P
ReplyDeleteoh shucks!and we thought you can help us!
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