What are the best Thai restaurants?
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What to eat at a Thai restaurant?
- Insider talked to chefs to find out the best and worst foods to order at Thai restaurants.
- Dishes like pad thai and glass-noodle salad are delicious Thai staples.
- They don't recommend common appetizers like dumplings or fried Thai rolls.
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Is there a separate lunch menu?
Yes there is a separate lunch menu and the portions are the same as dinner ,which is to say huge! Prices are cheaper then dinner and you can eat a fabulous lunch for $20 or less for the pasta. The home made noorkee is the best and only $12 and plenty left to take home.
Do they have a lunch menu?
The Weekday Lunch Menu Prices are usually cheaper than their dinner counterparts. This is good news for you that are able to sneak out for lunch at P.F. Chang's during the week. For just a couple bucks you can add a side salad, crab wontons, a cup of soup, an egg roll or a spring roll.
LUNCH SPECIALS
Rice noodle, special Pad Thai sauce, farm eggs, peanuts, sweet turnip, scallion, and tofu. Served with Thai salad with peanut dressing.
APPETIZERS
Cabbage, carrot, taro root, and glass noodles. Served with plum sauce.
SOUP
Our famous spicy and sour soup that is served with mushroom and splash of cream traditionally seasoned with lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, chili, and lime juice.
SALAD
Fresh greens with tomatoes, cucumber, and bean curd. Served with peanut dressing.
THAI CURRY
Spices and herbs blended in mild chili paste with string beans, peppers, potatoes, peanut paste, carrots, and kaffir lime leaves, simmered in coconut milk.
OLD SCHOOL THAI FOOD
Choice of chicken, beef, or shrimp, sauteed with chili, garlic, pepper, onion, mushroom, carrot, green bean, and Thai basil in exotic spicy sauce.
NOODLES AND RICE
Known as one of the most popular Thai noodle dishes, our version features stir-fried thin rice noodles mixed with a tangy tamarind sauce combined with egg, tofu, scallion, bean sprouts, and ground peanuts. Choice of chicken, beef, shrimp, or tofu.
