First off, there are dishes that include “fish balls”. I’m sorry, am I the only one that giggles at that? With Thai food there truly is something for everyone. Love seafood? Try the Pad Mee Sua Noodle (shrimp included). Vegetarian? You can have everything! Just ask for no meat or get it with tofu. Meat eater? Who knew Thai had a Masman Chicken / Beef / Veggie meal where you can get good ole meat and potatoes?
There are a lot of Thai options in the Loop, two of which are right next to Thai Gai Yang Cafe…don’t even walk that way – just head into Thai Gai Yang to fulfill your Thai cravings. The food is amazing – and you get so much that you will definitely be able to eat it again for lunch tomorrow! And, if you’re absolutely stomach-growling starving, your order is made so quickly you won’t have to whine about it!
The atmosphere was quiet, but students were on holiday break so the area was a little slower than normal. Get there early, especially if you have a big group. And try to save room for dessert. I wasn’t able to, but the vanilla ice cream with fried bananas, ground peanuts, crushed pineapple and honey sounded amazing! Let me know how it tastes! Look for their menu and location at /www.allmenus.com.
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