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POM's Thai Taste
571 Congress Street
Portland, ME, 04101
Phone : 207-772-7999

	Sala Thai Welcome to Sala Thai, home of the best Pad Thai in Town. We offer specials like Stuffed chicken wings with chicken meat, shrimp, onions, vermicelli, Thai herbs, sauteed with carrots, broccoli and baby corn. Lightly battered shrimp, scallops and squid, sauteed with mixed vegetables and our special sauce. Combination of shrimp, scallops and squid, sauteed with mixed vegetables and our special sauce. Boneless roasted duck, onions, green peppers, ginger, pineapple, scallions and tamarind sauce.

	Thai 9 Restaurant Fresh lettuce, celery, cilantro, onion, beansprout, carrot & noodle rolled in a soft rice paper & served with a sweet & sour sauce. Crispy wonton wraps filled with Maine crab meat & Philadelphia cream cheese served with a sweet & sour sauce. Famous Thai rice noodle dish with beansprout, scallion, egg & ground peanut. Large Thai noodle with fresh basil, ground peanut, eggs & mix vegetables in a tangy spicy sauce.

	Thai Bhurapar Restaurant At Thai Bhurapar, every dish is created using only the freshest, finest ingredients. We never use frozen ingredients at Thai Bhurapar. We serve only the freshest meats and seafood, freshest rice and noodles, and sauces that are made fresh daily. Our authentic menu and atmosphere create a truly enjoyable dining experience. Our restaurant serves up finest Thai food with exciting dishes and unique ambiance.

	Thai Bistro This new addition to the culinary choices of downtown Waterville, Maine features the cuisine of Thailand, Korea, Vietnam and Japan. Thisakorn Allen moved to the Waterville area after running a five star restaurant in Brunswick named the Asian Grill. One Portland food critic who gave her the five star rating called it one of Maine's culinary gems.

	Thai Dish Authentic Cuisine Thai food is internationally famous. Whether chili-hot or comparatively bland, harmony is the guiding principle behind each dish. Alone among all countries in Southeast Asia, Thailand has never been colonized by any European or Asian power. Consequently, Thai cuisine is something uniquely Thai. The impression that Thai food is very sweet is wrong. In general, we do add a little bit of sugar in our dishes to enhance the flavor in place of MSG.