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Thai restaurant Posted by Meiguoren (985 days ago) If anyone hears of a good Thai restaurant will you let me know? Find what you are after in our Guangzhou A-Z Directory  Posted by sddoll (983 days ago) Yummi Café&Restaurant Posted by hiantonia (945 days ago) there have one at Time Square Mall, North, tianhe. Banana Leaf, second floor. Posted by Polecat (940 days ago) Thai Zhen Cow & Bridge at 54 Shamian Beijie on Shamian Island. Posted by Kmom (940 days ago) They have Cow and Bridge at Tianhe as well. Same area as Di Matteo and Roku Roku Posted by Kmom (936 days ago) Banana Leaf is not limited to Thai food. I think they offer more souteast asian recipes Posted by Meiguoren (936 days ago) I had heard of the Yummi cafe one time and I swear I looked all over Grandview Mall for it, starting with the 3rd floor. I didn't have a number, but I remembered third floor and tried there first. But the place is like a maze and of course nothing is in English, and the local employees have never heard of a Thai restaurant there. After an hour and endless trudging I gave up and ended up at Pizza Hut. Can you give directions or tell what it is near? Posted by Meiguoren (936 days ago) What about a good green curry with coconut milk and lemon grass? Or Tom Ka Gai? Cow and Bridge on Shamian seems too Chinese to me, Banana leaf seems too greasy. Tian He Cow and Bridge seems closer but not remarkable. I've gotten some good Thai food out at the Japanese / Thai restaurant at Clifford Estates, but that's long way to go from the city. Thanks everyone for your replies and suggestions . . . maybe I should try some of the specific menu suggestions you've made. Posted by Meiguoren (936 days ago) What about a good green curry with coconut milk and lemon grass? Or Tom Ka Gai? Cow and Bridge on Shamian seems too Chinese to me, Banana leaf seems too greasy. Tian He Cow and Bridge seems closer but not remarkable. I've gotten some good Thai food out at the Japanese / Thai restaurant at Clifford Estates, but that's long way to go from the city. Thanks everyone for your replies and suggestions . . . maybe I should try some of the specific menu suggestions you've made. Posted by Lynn13 (936 days ago) The next time you go to Tian He Cow and Bridge, tell them that you want authentic Thai. If you don't specify, they will normally serve you Thai food that is "localised". We tried there many times without specifying and didn't think that the food was good until one day when we told the waitress to tell the chef not to "localise". Then the food turned out to be much,much better. Posted by monkeybusiness (396 days ago) i love thai food but have failed to find anything authentic here. Do they have thai chefs at cow and bridge, tianhe? I will try the non-localised food next time :) Posted by Usa_T (390 days ago) I'm Thai people. Normally, when I go to Thai restaurant, I have to ask Thai taste. Posted by monkeybusiness (390 days ago) Usa_T, as i said on another thread under practical, my thai partner is coming to GZ. Are you in GZ? do you know where she can get in contact with people in the thai community when she arrives :) thanks. Posted by Usa_T (390 days ago) Yes, I'm staying in GZ. Umm.....Are your friend a student? There is a lot of Thai student in Jinan University but for expat I find only 3 people. You can contact me at usa3004@hotmail.com |
