G'day it's JD here and today we're gonna try some cheap Thai food ,let's go fix
our hunger.
Today we'll be trying some delicious Thai food including Tom Yum soup, a
classic Pad Thai and the creamy green chicken curry. In this episode we're
filming from Derby Thai in Caulfield, a favorite among university students,
located just opposite Caufield train station and next to Monash University.
link to the locations will be in the descriptions below.
we're now at Darby Thai in Caulfield, this place is famous for having good
quality Thai food at a reasonable price.
Derby Thai has quite an extensive menu including rice and noodle dishes, stir
fries, curries, soups, salads and appetizers.
The most popular item on their menu is a special meal deal which is any stir-fry
or curry served with rice for eight dollars fifty.
All dishes at Derby tie are freshly cooked to order from small kitchen
behind the counter.
These are the condiments they give you here to enjoy their food so
you've got seasoning, we've got sriracha, hot chili oil
look at the ground chili they're put in there in the oil, Wow!
I think this is going to be awesome!
We've got our food here now at Derby Thai, and they have a special meal
deal: any stir-fry or curry with rice for eight dollars fifty and they've got a
lot of different stir fries to choose from with pork beef or chicken and
they've got a lot of different curries as well. This is a well-known Thai dish a
seafood Tom Yum soup. have a look at it Wow look, look at this Tom Yum
soup look I just got octopus in there, it's got mussels nice big pieces
of mussels, octopus what else I think that's a scallop, it's got a nice fish
cakes.
mmm the soup is made from really good stock. it's got that authentic Tom Yum
flavor. It's a little bit spicy, not too spicy and it's got that nice refreshing
tang from the herbs that's in the soup. This is really nice. Let's try a prawn
from the soup. Look how big the prawn is.
that was good the prawn was nice and fresh, a bit of crunch. And this is a
green chicken curry, wow! look big chunks of chicken in there, big pieces of
chicken and the chilles, you got veggies, have got long beans and they've got
bamboo shoots.
it's really creamy and rich try a bit of chicken with
rice, that's a big piece of chicken here
That's nice, the curry was creamy, it wasn't too spicy, in fact it was a bit sweet
it's really delicious you still get to taste all the spices the bamboo shoots
if you really like Thai green curry this is a good one to try.
I'm gonna try some of this Pad Thai. Pad Thai is a very traditional noodle dish from
Thailand, so they gave us a bit of lemon juice, with some lemon on there, there's some
squid in this Pad Thai. We've ordered the seafood Pad Thai so they've got prawns some
veggies look at the nice fresh bean shoots
Wow! can't wait, sort of a flat rice noodles
let's try some
the noodles are really smooth and the flavor is really good it's got a nice
mix of savory flavors with a Tang from the lemon and you can really taste the
seafood in there. I'm gonna try a prawn. I'll tell you what I can't wait to try I
can't wait to try that chili that we had talked about earlier with the chili oil
and the chili flakes. Wow! look at that I wonder what the Chili's gonna taste like
Mmm. That chilly sure does have a kick in it, but it also has an aromatic fragrant
flavor I don't think it's just chili, having this mixed with some other stuff
in there. I'm gonna have a bit more that chili now I'm gonna try that chili again.
That chilli oil with a chilli flakes. That chili it's really very good
Wow! it does have a bit of kick to it that chili is really awesome, you can
have it with anything I think really flavorful. Wow!
I'm all sweaty from the spices, so I recommend you come down to Caufield and
give Derby Thai a try. Tasty, authentic and value. So what's your favorite Thai
dish? let us know in the comments below, don't forget to hit the like button if
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awesome videos JD Out. Now if you like Thai green curry, a piece of food came out of my mouth didn't it?