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Khmer Thai
- 1018 St. Clair Ave. W. (at Dufferin) • View on map »
- 416-654-0609
Editorial Review
Don’t let the bright yellow paint or the forest of faux flowers distract from the excellent Cambodian cooking. Siam Delight finds juicy sautéed shrimp bathed in tart tamarind-chili sauce and topped with roasted rice powder and Thai basil. Kako Khmer is an exotic green curry of chicken, eggplant, long beans, green papaya and jackfruit in a rich coconut gravy perfumed with kaffir lime. Dishes are moderately spiced, but beware of lurking green chilies. Unlicensed.
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