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FUN MAGAZINE, August 2003. VOL.3 ISSUE 8
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Fu-Lin-Men
Thai Cuisine
1F/B1, 59, DunHua S. Rd., Sec. 2
(02) 2707-3777
Hours: 11:30 am-10:30 pm / Tea Time 3 pm-5 pm
Credit cards accepted; 10% service charge
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The
Cantonese seafood and dim sum restaurant, Fu-Lin-Men, has
opened a Thai restaurant on DunHua S. Road. The head chef,
Prat Cha Ya Huang, who was born in northern Thailand, leads
the team to bring forth the true flavors of his homeland.
Aside from the chic, cozy sofa area on the first floor, the
place reflects post-modern European design using traditional
Thai objects, a pond, walls infused with natural colored glass,
and Thai-style curtain partitions to create an Eastern/Venetian
ambiance. Northern Thai foods use lemongrass, curries, chili
peppers, coconut milk, fish sauce, shrimp paste, and natural
herbs to enhance the flavors of the food. Combined with the
chef's techniques of cutting, chopping, grinding, and mixing,
the dishes are presented with a unique taste and appearance.
Popular dishes include Chiang Mai Grilled Shrimp (NT$380),
Thai Style Scallop Salad (NT$520), Mock Marzipan Sweet Loop
Choob (NT$120), Thai Style Steamed Fresh Crab (NT$650), and
Roasted Beef Thai Style (NT$360). --By Josie Wu
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