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Here’s our first negative review of a restaurant. Long story short: STAY AWAY from here!

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Horaayy..there are 25 comment(s) for me so far ;)

#1

in korea thai food …
in korea thai food is not popular !…
im in sydney, sooooo many thai restaurants here and they are so popular here..anywwyz, im korean and i miss korea. thanks for all your guys`s video, so cool !

sosodefjis00 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:40 am
#2

it looked so not …
it looked so not delicious.. waste of money

pinkaliciouss08 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#3

Good to hear advice …
Good to hear advice from a real chef! It was so awful! But, they’ve closed down now so I guess it wasn’t just us that didn’t enjoy it!

simonandmartina wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#4

lol, the food …
lol, the food doesn’t look so appetizing.
i myself is a thai chef and those pad se-ew and pad thai looked utterly tasteless.
And yes your right about giving lime when serving pad-thai. the lime gives it a citrus aroma to the noodles. Generally pad-thai is like a sweet, sour with a hint of salty taste to it.

jstanodaDBSKfreak wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#5

Actually, we didn’t …
Actually, we didn’t say Thai food sucks. We love Thai food. We said THIS restaurant doesn’t know how to make Thai food, probably since the cooks and owners weren’t from Thailand, so their food sucks.

But it really doesn’t matter anymore because this restaurant is now closed down.

simonandmartina wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#6

just because YOU …
just because YOU dont like it doesnt mean others wont like it….
and u know u dont even know how real thai food tastes like so u cant say that thai food sucks
so you know dont make others dont want to eat thai food just because u said it sucks.

proudmd84 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#7

So, I’ve watched 33 …
So, I’ve watched 33 of your most recent vids now & just have to say you hair looks really cute all the time & doubly so in this one.
I’ve had a little bit of interest in visiting Korea in the past, and after watching your vids I have to say I have more interest now

n6djs wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#8

u sAUNd LYEK AU GAI …
u sAUNd LYEK AU GAI! *say with cuban accent, it
s funny….and not im not racist cause sOY CUBANO!

pixley07 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#9

I know! I was …
I know! I was totally crushed! You know when you really really have an urge for a certain food? That was me that day, and I was do disappointed. BUT I will say, many people in Korea have given us advice regarding better Thai food restaurants so we’ll have to visit them.

simonandmartina wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#10

hahaha yep this is …
hahaha yep this is surely a bright explanation lol
(and i think i was expecting it from you^^)
but somehow your reply makes me really wanna go there myself to see…
i mean…comeon..what kind of thai food is that..lol

imalreadyadhole wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#11

We’re comparing it …
We’re comparing it to the experiences we have had with Thai restaurants in Toronto (Canada).

For example, you can’t call it curry without curry powder, and you can’t call it dukboggi without red pepper paste. In this case, this food was lacking typical Thai spices: lime, cilantro, and chillies.

Considering Korea is closer to Thailand than Canada is, I was disappointed not to have these flavours in my dish.
I hope this helps explain our train of thought! ^^*

simonandmartina wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#12

i just wonder…are …
i just wonder…are you guys comparing this restaurant with a thai restaurant in Thailand or a thai restaurant in Canada?
cuz im pretty sure that those exotic resturants in you country must have been localized as well…ah, yes, this review is supposed to be for westerners. then what authenticity are you talking about? you mean, the authenticity of thai food in north america? well, i like your vids so much, i just found it’s kind a funny you guys talking about THAI food’s authenticity.

imalreadyadhole wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#13

I guess foods made …
I guess foods made in korea are for koreans taste..so it might taste different from the original…

cherubim724 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#14

um..i korean and i …
um..i korean and i know for sure they can not make any good tasting food that is not korean….

boeullee wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#15

hey guys when u go …
hey guys when u go to hyundai baekajum ummm on the top level do NOT i repeat DO NOT go to restaurants that dont have a lot of people in it lol go to the ones that have bookings and people waiting outside since those are ones people like (they dont lie *logic!*) just a tip… when u see a lot of ppl ur likely in a good place

randommusicvideo wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#16

OMG!!! I’m so …
OMG!!! I’m so hungry!!

maka10000 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#17

That pad thai does …
That pad thai does NOT look like the pad thai I know. The pad thai I love (in Toronto, of course!) looks and tastes a lot better than that.

sharpieroxs wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#18

I like thai foods …
I like thai foods but the foods in this video look awful

mulogo wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#19

so how much did …
so how much did this cost total in american?

ovmssucks wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#20

how come we don’t …
how come we don’t have such that Thai restaurant in US…

wiscgenius0009 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#21

So after I get …
So after I get around to the #1 on my top ten list of places to see, when I go to my #2 place of Bucheon, I will definitely NOT being going to the Sala Thai Restaurant. So was it just plain bad, or just bad for Thai food? Simon’s dish looked kind of weird but Martina’s looked decent…

swaggerofthedagger wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#22

hey simonandmartina …
hey simonandmartina, growing up and raised in Incheon, if you ever have a chance to visit there, try Songdo Galbi at Songdo in Incheon.
the restaurant has been there for over 20 years at the same location on hillside looking down nice view of Songdo. It’s quite fancy korean bbq restaurant so it might be pricey but if you order their galbi bbq it will come with about 20 side dishes and the taste of galbi and cold noodle is divine

roystoys34 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#23

This was actually …
This was actually filmed a while ago, when the exchange rate was roughly the same. We just completely forgot about this video (along with the stockpile of other videos we made). Now the exchange rate is off, and I forgot to append a note to that part.

Sorry!

simonandmartina wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#24

How can the price …
How can the price be the exact exchange?

Crystalsaint wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
#25

The most expensive …
The most expensive phethai noodle I ever heard. Those noodles are very cheap food in Thailand.

live4ever100 wrote on May 3, 2010 - 1:41 am
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