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You do win friends with (robust, Thai-style) salad

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The Age Australia
By Max Veenhuyzen
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You do win friends with (robust, Thai-style) salad
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Lesser-seen northern Thai dishes. Bold spicing. A karaoke room: just three ways that this cheery shopping centre eatery is winning over its neighbours.

Key Takeaways

  • You do win friends with (robust, Thai-style) salad.
  • Lesser-seen northern Thai dishes.
  • A karaoke room: just three ways that this cheery shopping centre eatery is winning over its neighbours.

Lesser-seen northern Thai dishes. Bold spicing. A karaoke room: just three ways that this cheery shopping centre eatery is winning over its neighbours.

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