Someone wrote: Michael O. wrote: : |> I like Thai Garden, on El Camino north of San Antonio. It's not the world's : |> broadest selection of thai food, but I find it to be consistently good and : |> reasonably priced. And the family that runs it is very friendly and : |> attentive. : The food's OK, but my body is a perfect bio-assay for MSG, and I go : off-scale at the Thai Garden. I understand that the original chef from : the Thai Garden is now at Siam Garden on Crane Street in Menlo Park. : The food there is just as good, and I can assure you there's no MSG : there. Yes, I think the food at Siam Garden is quite good, and if I remember correctly, the menu is much better than Thai Garden. But I haven't been bothered by the MSG at TG -- glad to know about it. Unfortunately, asking for no MSG may not work, because the curries are certainly pre-stewed :(
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
Thai food in Sunnyvale/Mt. View area?
This might be a bit out of your region of interest, but I like High-Thai at 335 Saratoga, just north of 280.
Someone wrote: > This might be a bit out of your region of interest, but I like > High-Thai at 335 Saratoga, just north of 280. Agreed. Good food. A bit on the expensive side, though. Jon
A caution on Bangkok Garden on Saratoga. While I've always enjoyed the food here, a coworker had the Dining Experience From Hell (surly staff, waaaaay too much MSG) here, bad enough for me to consider boycotting it. Personally, I like High Thai, just down the street.