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Entrees - Complete Individual Meal intended to be eaten with white rice. |
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These four dishes are representative of the absolutely wonderful flavors of Northern Burma, Thailand, and Laos and are always eaten with rice. Traditionally, they have a spice rating of 2 (Good Burn Hot). On our buffet, they sit side-by-side, and they are simply blazing hot with a spice rating of 4... a tad hotter than the average palate can tolerate. I have tried on several occassions to tone them down a bit, but our regular buffet patrons complain loudly that they want these dishes hot. Most people simply take a spoonful and mix it with other things on their plate. However, because these dishes are so flavorful, we make them available on our sit down menu with the traditional spice rating of 2. In the Heat-and-Serve Individual Meals, we offer you both options. Be sure to pay attention to the spice rating when ordering. Rice not included. |
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Spicy Beef with Garlic and Mixed
Vegetables
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Chopped Chicken with Thai Basil
and Chili
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Chopped Pork in Spicy Tomato Sauce
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Shrimp and Squid in Spicy Sauce
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| Spice Rating: 0=Not Hot, 1=Mildly Hot, 2=Medium Hot; 3= Very Hot; 4=Blazing Hot We take pride in having the reputation for serving dishes as they are prepared in the country of their origin. We also like to caution our customers who have been spoiled by the watered down spice ratings of other restaurants. When we tell you a dish has a spice rating of 3, believe us. A spice rating of 4 makes even the most addicted chili lovers break into a sweat. |
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