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 Post subject: Re: Thai Food
PostPosted: Fri Apr 10, 2009 4:29 pm 
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Any good Thai food to be had anywhere in San Jose?


I wunder if they have any real good Costa Rican resturants in Bangkok?


Why even post. Cuisine from cultures is available all over the world. I doubt you have even been to Bangkok where there is a huge diversity of cultural cuisine available.

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Spanky wrote:
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Any good Thai food to be had anywhere in San Jose?


I wunder if they have any real good Costa Rican resturants in Bangkok?


Why even post. Cuisine from cultures is available all over the world. I doubt you have even been to Bangkok where there is a huge diversity of cultural cuisine available.


Sawadeeka!

Yes Grasshopper.........many different restaurants in Bangkok but I go to LOS to eat Thai. :lol:

While we're on the subject, what is the local Costa Rican dish where a sliced steak is cooked with Jalapenos? With a big glass of Chilean red, it's very good. Muy Bien!! :P

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I tried the new Thai offerings at Don Wang. It was simply bland curry with chile powder added.
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Dr Chen recommended Tin Jo to me about 4 years ago, it was decent then. I guess it's gone downhill since.

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There is a Japaneese resturant in the Coribici hotel. In the back by the Casino. Do not know if it is good as I am not a big Shshi eater. But It is definitley a Japeneese resturant.

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Gordob123 wrote:

While we're on the subject, what is the local Costa Rican dish where a sliced steak is cooked with Jalapenos? With a big glass of Chilean red, it's very good. Muy Bien!! :P

Bon Appetite!!


Gabacho,

I do not believe that would be a Costa Rican dish :shock: The tolerence level of heat in the local cusine is a fraction above that of someone from Idaho or Minnesota. Ticos do not enjoy any amount of heat in their food.

Caliente is primarily a Mexican thing, with a little picante in Peru.
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Redman69 wrote:
There is a Japaneese resturant in the Coribici hotel. In the back by the Casino. Do not know if it is good as I am not a big Shshi eater. But It is definitley a Japeneese resturant.


I took a chica there just a few days ago. Not bad. They try. Not as good as in the US though not as expensive. Go to Cafe Mundo. Way better food.
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HolaB wrote:
Gordob123 wrote:

While we're on the subject, what is the local Costa Rican dish where a sliced steak is cooked with Jalapenos? With a big glass of Chilean red, it's very good. Muy Bien!! :P

Bon Appetite!!


Gabacho,

I do not believe that would be a Costa Rican dish :shock: The tolerence level of heat in the local cusine is a fraction above that of someone from Idaho or Minnesota. Ticos do not enjoy any amount of heat in their food.

Caliente is primarily a Mexican thing, with a little picante in Peru.

I thought that I had it at the Presidente a few years ago and maybe also at Dos Gringos. This time I just had some nachos and beer at the Presidente and forgot to check the menu. Now that you mention it, I've certainly had something like that in Monterrey and Tijuana.
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Super_Tilt wrote:
Any good Thai food to be had anywhere in San Jose?


Oddly enough the #1 rated restaurant on Aruba is a Thai restauant.
http://www.restaurantsaruba.com/view_re ... EST_ID=190
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i guess tin jo .......definetly nothing to rave over but ive heard nothing but bad about lemongrass so i would avoid that. there was a place called bangkok in sabana by the university med.........oh and the sushi you are talking about in corobici is called fuji.......probably the best sushi here in town........
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I went to that Thai restaurant in Aruba, it was not even in the top 50 restaurants in Aruba. I have had better Thai food at Disney.

Gordob123 wrote:
Super_Tilt wrote:
Any good Thai food to be had anywhere in San Jose?


Oddly enough the #1 rated restaurant on Aruba is a Thai restauant.
http://www.restaurantsaruba.com/view_re ... EST_ID=190
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Tin Jo is awesome... great people watching also, I love seeing all the old dudes walking in hand-in-hand with certifiables... priceless :lol:
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