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How we read reviews →Hole-in-the-wall Thai in the Paramount food court, loved for boat noodles and real heat
No-frills food court counter with a retro 90s aesthetic. functional and fast, not a date-night destination.
Nam Jim Jeow made fresh to order on request, a cash-payment option to avoid the card surcharge, and spice levels that match Thailand rather than a toned-down Melbourne version.
Praised repeatedly, including by Thai-speaking reviewers, for spice levels and flavour that match Thailand rather than a toned-down Melbourne version.
Exceptional value repeatedly praised. mains around $14-15, generous portions, and $6 beers, described as some of the cheapest authentic Thai food in the CBD.
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