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How we read reviews →Springvale Thai curry spot with bold authentic flavours. tucked in a carpark but worth finding.
A compact, colourful Thai restaurant with murals on the walls, tucked into a carpark off Queens Avenue in Springvale. The setting is unpretentious and efficient. authentic in the way that reflects the street-food origins of the cooking.
Located in a shared carpark off Queens Ave. not visible from the street. Extensive Thai menu covering curries, noodles, and salads. Thai iced tea available. Lunch sets at affordable pricing. Name translates as rice curry in Thai, signalling the traditional curry-shop format.
Authentic Thai food. reviewers including Thai speakers describe it as the real experience. The name Kao Gaeng (rice curry) signals a traditional Thai curry-shop format. Bold, sometimes fiery spicing is characteristic and consistent with the source cuisine.
Praised as excellent value. regular diners return specifically because the quality-to-price ratio is consistently strong. Portions are considered fair for the price, and the lunch specials in particular represent good value.
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