Salad "douce"
Pates Imperiaux
Beef Lemongrass Salad
Salt and Pepper Shrimp
Sorry, crappy mobile photos again - but I was too busy eating to care. Did Krung Thep the night before, which is always fun , but full of Anglos, so tried Lao Siam , which seemed a pretty good Thai (for Paris), but still had its share of loudmouth Yankies and fake Anglos (at least three different tables out of the ten others...)
Good nems. Good "salad douce" (shrimps, grated coconut and banana flowers, fibrous but tasty..), great Thai-style chicken skewers with peanut sauce, ok beef noodles....Cheaper than Madame Shawn and Krung Thep for a similar quality food, so I'd go back
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Loa Siam is quite ugly, but known to be one of the most best for less expensive thaï ... I enjoy also the salade douce, and the chiken with spicy (but not as spicy for me, I liked it hot) cocoa milk and lemongrass ...
I appreciate your posting... a bientot
Even though the place is not very well known, I must admit the food is one of the best I have tasted in my entire life. I like specially withe sauce chicken is so yummy.
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