Tom Kha Restaurants in Adelaide
The best places in Adelaide to eat Tom Kha. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Adelaide who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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4.3
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4.3
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City: Adelaide, 587 Regency Road Boardview, Adelaide, 5083, Australia
The Menu of Passion Food Thai Cuisine (patumma) Boradview from Adelaide includes about 56 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about A$11.
3.8
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3.8
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City: Adelaide, Melbourne Street, Adelaide, 5006, Australia
"We had a lovely night enjoying our dinner at this store. My pasta was lovely and a very generous serve which I struggled to eat it all. Our pizzas were really hot and tasty. The two gentlemen who were working tonight where so attentive, kind and friendly. My husband went back to grab some coffees and it was a was a awsome, hot coffee, that I thoroughly enjoyed. Down side is that We went away feeling so full that we could not enjoy some of their delicious desserts in the there cabinet. Next time!!"
4.5
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4.5
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City: Adelaide, 255 Waymouth Street, City Centre, Adelaide, 5000, Australia
"Nestled in the quieter side of Waymouth Street is a brand spanking new Thai restaurant that goes by the name Kin Thai. The name was given birth with the concept that Thai people generally like to share their meals with family and friends, so it operates by inviting people 'to eat Thai food '.<br/>While the restaurant itself might be fairly small and only able to harbour 18 people at a time, the ambience of this cute, little place is absolutely relaxing, with lots of natural lighting, cozy sofas, beautiful and colourful pillows, and enough chairs and/or stools to enjoy a feast with friends and family on a table. <br/>What struck me most about Kin Thai was how there is a beautiful balance of culture and modernism under one tiny roof. It is apparent that the look of the cafe is meant to appeal to a wide audience who are both native to Thailand and those who have the exploratory cultural gene in them, which helps in appreciating culture that Kin Thai aims to represent through their food and decor.<br/>Walking into Kin Thai on an empty stomach was definitely one of the better ideas I had, because almost everything on their menu sounded super delicious. A feast was in order, so we opted to try a number of items from their appetizers, mains, and dessert (of course ! <br/>First off was the Thai Curry Puff. The pastry was not overly crumbly, which is a big make or break deal for pastry based dishes for me. There were lots of delicious ingredients such as caramelized chicken, onion, sweet potatoes and sweet chilli sauce, which mixed together beautifully. The pastry tasted really nice both with and without the chilli sauce as the sweetness coming from it was subtle and pleasing to the palate.<br/>No Thai feast would be complete with a lovely serve of Massaman curry with rice. While I was expecting this curry to be a bit more on the spicier side, it was still an enjoyable dish that complemented the rice in a brilliant manner. Had I not been starving, I would 've probably eaten the entire curry and rice dish by itself and still be satisfied.<br/>They say that we have two stomachs one that 's the regular kind, and one that 's specifically designed for taking in the desserts. We may have been full to the brim with our all of our Thai goodness, but there 's no way we were going to leave without satisfying our sweet tooth. <br/>Cue in the Kin Thai Kaya Roti. I was unsure of how I 'd find this dish as roti is not something that you would typically associate with dessert it 's more of a savoury based item. But, oh how glad I was to be proven otherwise. The roti was served alongside a mixture of coconut jam, sugar, coconut milk and eggs. The roti dipped in this mixture tasted absolutely divine and had a nice balance of sweet and salty.<br/>Full review on the Weekendnotes website (with photos :"
3.7
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3.7
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City: Adelaide, 79 Hindley Street, Adelaide, SA, 5000, Australia
Vegetarian Friendly, Terrace, Full Bar, Takeaway
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$8.0