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Editorial Review
Red accents and dragon sculptures on the walls brighten up this traditional Thai restaurant. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto Colborne Street, yet the intimate dining area gives the space a cozy feel. Pad Thai, snapper with sweet chili sauce and green curry chicken are popular menu choices on a card that also offers a large number of simple salads and seafood options. Mains $7.95–$17.95.
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