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Named for the northern Thai village where the chef first cooked, this packed Toronto restaurant brings family recipes and street food to a room that leans boho-mod and never seems to quiet down. The menu ranges across Thailand, but the northern plates are where to focus, khao soi especially. Everything is sized for sharing and calibrated by heat level, which sounds like a small thing until you're at the table arguing about it.
The awards strongest first
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
One number, weighted & current 69
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Khao soi
“zero in on the North Thai plates and chef favorites, including khao soi, a noodle and coconut milk dish, or kanom jin nham ngeaw, a pork rib and tomato soup with rice vermicelli”
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Kanom jin nham ngeaw
“kanom jin nham ngeaw, a pork rib and tomato soup with rice vermicelli”
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Kung tawt
“Kung tawt, a plate of fried shrimp sided by a piquant tamarind sauce, is delicious”
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Gaeng panang
“gaeng panang, a sweet-and-sour red curry, hits all the right notes”
Michelin Guide
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