Krung Thai came highly recommended, so I thought that I definitely had to try it out the next time I went to Marikina. That day came last weekened when I attended the wifi-testing of SM Marikina. We headed to Krung Thai after the event.
I'm not into spicy food. So Sweetie and I ordered food that wasn't spicy. This is what we had (all photos by Sweetie):
Gail, Marc, Sha and Karla had crab rice.
Migs had this set meal, veggies with bagoong rice.
The food was relatively cheap and there were a lot of families coming in and out to eat. Krung Thai is definitely an alternative to the usual fast food. I liked the spring rolls (though it was a bit oily). The pad thai though tasted more like mee-goreng and the satay lacked the taste of peanuts (I think it tasted more like Indian barbecue than Satay).
Must have: Thai iced tea
Can do without: Satay
Price range: PhP150 per person (servings are huge, so you better share)
The Lakwatsera's Rating: alternative to fast food
Can do without: Satay
Price range: PhP150 per person (servings are huge, so you better share)
The Lakwatsera's Rating: alternative to fast food
pamatay yung Bagoong rice nila ate!
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nakakagutom naman ititch!
ReplyDeletei love the thai ice tea, pamatay ano?
cool pictures too :)
thanks.
hello! are you from marikina? how can i get to krung thai?
ReplyDelete@chyng you can get directions from my hubby's blog - http://www.marikinalife.com/2009/03/krung-thai-thai-cuisine-in-marikina.html
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