Thái

The food may be healthy, but it is one of the worst we have eaten ever, including hospital food. There were only four occupied tables at lunchtime, yet except for the soup, each of us had to wait on average 45 minutes for the main to come out. This is the Dark Side of the Spoon: the lunatic is on the grass. The Frunatic is not going to last.

Since rebranding from Thái Express to Basil Thái (same group), prices have gone up, and EVERY dish has become more sweet: green curry, the fish sauce in the mango salad, even the red Tom yum soup. Why lah? The iPad ordering system continually prompts you to order more, not only noodles for your soup, but entirely new dishes like stuffed chicken wing, etc. And they only have bottled water! At $38 per pax, I’m not returning.

Since rebranding from Thái Express to Basil Thái (same group), prices have gone up, and EVERY dish has become more sweet: green curry, the fish sauce in the mango salad, even the red Tom yum soup. Why lah? The iPad ordering system continually prompts you to order more, not only noodles for your soup, but entirely new dishes like stuffed chicken wing, etc. And they only have bottled water! At $38 per pax, I’m not returning.

Since rebranding from Thái Express to Basil Thái (same group), prices have gone up, and EVERY dish has become more sweet: green curry, the fish sauce in the mango salad, even the red Tom yum soup. Why lah? The iPad ordering system continually prompts you to order more, not only noodles for your soup, but entirely new dishes like stuffed chicken wing, etc. And they only have bottled wAter. At $38 per pax, I’m not returning.