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The menu centers on som tam (green papaya salad) and khao soi (northern curry noodles), dishes that move beyond the Bangkok-standard Pad Thai and green curry found in most Thai spots across the city. Scarborough's Thai restaurants tend to serve both the established community and the broader North York market; this kitchen is positioned to capture repeat traffic from residents along the Bellamy corridor who want consistent access to northeastern Thai preparations. The som tam is made fresh to order, pounded on a mortar in front of the counter, a textural benchmark for how seriously the kitchen takes the dish. · No website yet.

Other newly registered Thai kitchens nearby

16 daysSOM TUM JINDADowntown
2 monthsAROI THAI DINING & BAREast Toronto
3 monthsLAMOON THAI KITCHEN AND COFFEEEast Toronto
5 monthsRUBY THAI KITCHENEtobicokeNo website — visit early

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