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atd454
atd454 first review First to Review
Over a year ago

Amazingly Affordable Thai in Cobble Hill

This place keeps getting better and better on subsequent visits. I would give 5 stars, but their mojito this time wasn't quite the right combination of stiff and sweet. We had the duck spring rolls with mango and mustard, beef satay and the special salmon in basil sauce with green beans. OMG the salmon was TOO DIE FOR. I'm still thinking about it. The duck spring roll was also a nice combination of duck, cilantro and dijon mustard with a sweet dipping sauce. I really recommend anyone to try from their specials menu as I've always had good luck with those.


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