Went to the new Thai restaurant, My Thai, on the corner of Walnut and Aiken in Shadyside. In a word, terrific. The sort of tasty Thai food that was being served when Thai food first arrived in the US and hadn't been sweetened and americanized.
Pittsburgh, PA
My Thai--brief review
I went to My Thai tonight. I had a similar experience, and the food was pretty good. It's on the third floor of the building that has Ann Taylor/Moda. Their steamed dumplings are good, they're the shumai type, and I had the spring rolls that were pretty ordinary. I had red curry w/ shrimp which was good, and I also tried a pork dish, 'pud prik', which was good. Their Thai Iced Tea and Thai Coffee drinks were pretty yummy as well. There's pretty good price range too, from $7.95 for veg entrees, $8.95 for noodle dishes/fried rice, and between $11-15 for specialty dishes. The place is pretty decked out and has a liquor license. The owner came by and talked to us and walked us out of the restaurant. They're open till 10 during the week too!! 11 on Fri/Sat and 9 on Sunday. (Too rare in Pittsburgh, IMHO) Check it out! :) Michael P. wrote in message news:... > Went to the new Thai restaurant, My Thai, on the corner of Walnut and > Aiken in Shadyside. In a word, terrific. The sort of tasty Thai food > that was being served when Thai food first arrived in the US and hadn't > been sweetened and americanized.