[Viperguy]

That's because the people here couldn't eat it. " oh it's too spicy" Hah

[Viperguy]

Even "authentic" isn't even close.

[Henryk]

Originally Posted by cgilcreast

That's because the people here couldn't eat it. " oh it's too spicy" Hah

I agree. So many people can’t/won’t eat spicy and/or “hot” food. So wherever you go, there you are.

Thai Ruby will make it hotter (red pepper flakes) and they will serve, on request, a nice selection of VERY spicy hot condiments. This is nice, but the food still lacks the richness and depth of the real thing.

Not that the food isn’t good... it always is. The restaurant is clean and peaceful (for a change). My husband likes it very much.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Henryk

I agree. So many people can’t/won’t eat spicy and/or “hot” food. So wherever you go, there you are.

Thai Ruby will make it hotter (red pepper flakes) and they will serve, on request, a nice selection of VERY spicy hot condiments. This is nice, but the food still lacks the richness and depth of the real thing.

Not that the food isn’t good... it always is. The restaurant is clean and peaceful (for a change). My husband likes it very much.

Where would you get "real" Thai food? 8 Authentic Thai Dishes And How To Spot Their Fake Versions - Food Republic

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

Where would you get "real" Thai food? 8 Authentic Thai Dishes And How To Spot Their Fake Versions - Food Republic

Ocala Ayuttaya
Winter Park Thai Orchard
Orlando NaraDeva