Thai Green Curry Monster

Advantages: Everything
Disadvantages: None that I can think of

...Thai green curry monster?that?s what I feel like recently, trying every variety of Thai green or otherwise curry. But by far, this has been my favourite and again it?s from ASDA! I am something of a curry-a-holic, so after reading a review of someone?s Thai green curry, I just had to give it a go. There were loads of different types and methods to choose from, kits, cooking sauces etc, but knowing myself to being a complete lazy git I decided to go for a microwave meal. This is the one I found, ASDA Good for you Green Thai curry and rice. Good for me? It looked far too nice to be good for me! I must say though, that I didn?t just pick it because it was low in fat (that was just an added bonus). But it was the only microwavable Thai green curry that I could find?so me being a sceptic, I was already convinced that it would probably...

Sarcasm101 02.03.2004 · Read review
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Review of Asda Good for you Green Thai Curry

Yummy Thai Green Curry

Advantages: Really filling and full of flavour
Disadvantages: none

...If you are a lover of Thai food or even Chinese and curry I think you will love this product. Years ago I couldn't eat anything that was remotely spicy but over the years I have been converted and love a variety of foods. Then my father visited Thailand for a holiday with my Mum and some friends. He came back raving about the food and we all found a restaurant and tried it along with them. I fell in love with the Thai Green Curry. It has so much flavour and leaves a lovely aftertaste in my mouth. I did think though when going through the ready meals at my local Tesco's that there was no way they could make a ready meal as nice as the one we had in the restaurant. HOW WRONG WAS I? Very! This is the best ready meal I have ever tasted and cooks in no time at all. The description on the box is as follows: Thai Green Chicken...

Moaty 28.10.2002 · Read review
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Review of Tesco Thai Green Curry

Thai cheap

Advantages: Cheap and tasty
Disadvantages: It won't stay at 99p for ever

...I'm a terrible bargain whore. I can also be incredibly lazy. Combine the two when I'm shopping without a clue and very occasionally there ensues a chance serendipitous moment. Like today for instance in Morrisons. I'd resigned myself to sausage and mash and indeed I'd already deposited the bangers in the basket. All the while though, the beady eye was instinctively scanning the shelves for the untried and untested with the little red and yellow decal with '99p' on. And there it was! Lurking in the ready meals (I know, but I'm temporarily a singleton step-dad until she gets out of hospital but that won't change even when she eventually gets out - different story covered elsewhere).Special purchase Thai Green Curry and Jasmine Rice - 99p! RRP £1.99! Deep joy! Chicken's in the basket! Must admit though, I'm not a huge fan...

The-Operator 03.04.2003 · Read review
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Review of Noon Thai Green Curry and Jasmine Rice

Thai your tastebuds down

Advantages: Too nice to stop!
Disadvantages: Too much fat, a bit too salty

...Always on the lookout for something different to try, I ended up in a Tesco store, and came across this. As I?m a bit of a ?crisp? person, these were for me. ** What are they? ** These are Tesco?s own brand Thai green curry flavoured crisps. I really like Thai curry, so thought I would get these to try, I had really high expectations. ** What?s the bag like? ** These crisps come in a 150 g bag. The bag cost 95 pence from any Tesco store. On the front of the bag is a picture of the crisps in a bowl, the picture makes them look like small popadums. Also there are pictures of various spices, which looked really fresh, which made me want to try them. The ingredients are potato, vegetable oil, Thai green curry flavour, which has 18 different ingredients! Mainly herbs and spices, coconut and monosodium glutamate...

lazza123 14.06.2004 · Read review
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Review of Tesco Temptations Thai Green Curry Flavour Crisps

Going green

Advantages: Different to other curries.
Disadvantages: Tastes horrid!

...We like a nice simple curry every so often but have got rather bored of the usual sauces you can buy and so when we last visited Asda we went for this small jar of Thai Green Curry Sauce. At just 97p it was a bargain you must agree! I have never had Thai Green Curry unless it is from a ready meal not that I eat them very often. I have always enjoyed the taste of the ready meals so thought this could only be better but it wasn't! It is described as A green Thai curry sauce flavoured with coconut, coriander, lemongrass and lime leaves. And comes in a 315g jar which is ideal for two people rather than the ridiculously large jars where we waste some of it. This had a strange powdery texture and the taste was over powered by lemongrass it really wasn't nice at all. It was slightly hotter than I was expecting also but not so much that...

SheilaBee1 15.07.2008 · Read review
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Review of Asda Thai Green Curry Sauce

Thai Siam - "Siam the One and Only!"

Advantages: Tasty, fresh tasting food. Superb service.
Disadvantages: Slightly out of the city centre

...Thai Siam was our choice of eatery recently after an early evening excursion to the theatre. It was a wet, miserable evening but the welcome was warm and the atmosphere cosy. Situated in the West End of Glasgow at 1191 Argyle Street, Thai Siam is unimpressive from the outside, just another building in a row of shops with a neon sign. However the interior is modern and tastefully decorated. The restaurant seats approximately 60 on decent sized tables. There is the obligatory fish tank, a small bar area and the walls are sparsely decorated with large prints and three-dimensional textured pictures of Buddha. We were greeted by smiling and friendly staff, dressed in traditional Thai costume who led us straight to our table. There was a basket of complimentary Thai prawn crackers waiting for us ? and none of those white...

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Review of Thai Siam, Glasgow

An expensive Thai-me

Advantages: Good service, nice surroundings
Disadvantages: Far too expensive for the food

...Recently Mr Tart and myself headed to Cardiff to see Michael McIntyre in the International Arena. We had planned to use one of Martin Moneysavingexpert?s to for one deals at a restaurant before the show but due to traffic and parking issues we got there late. Cardiff has changed a lot recently and despite being a former local I couldn?t work out how to get to the restaurants that we wanted as they had planted a massive multi-story where the road used to be. We didn?t have enough time to find another route to it so we headed for the nearest restaurant that could seat us and this happened to be the Thai House. LOCATION: The Thai House is located at 3-5 Guildford Crescent in Cardiff city centre. There is a car park opposite the restaurant which you access from Bridge Street. There is some on street parking outside the restaurant...

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Review of Thai House Restaurant, Cardiff

Good cheap Thai food in Putney

Advantages: Cheap, great food, great service
Disadvantages: No alcohol available to buy (but you can BYOB), cash only

...practically right next door. We took a bottle of wine; they happily provided us with glasses for a measly pound. Food The menu isn't the largest I've ever seen, but it still had practically everything I could expect from a Thai menu. Starters begin at £1.50, the average being about £3.50, and include things like spring rolls, tempura, satay, prawn toast and fish cakes. Main dishes consist largely of curries (red, green and yellow) and stir-fried meat and vegetables and cost around £6 per dish. There is also a selection of soups, salads, rice dishes and noodles. There is a very impressive vegetarian menu, including a selection of seven separate mains. As often seems to happen with Thai restaurants in London, the kitchen is open-plan and directly behind the counter so that customers are able to see how the food is prepared. This gives...

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Review of Bougainvillea Thai Cafe, London

This earns me Brownie Points!!

Advantages: Tasty, very easy to make!
Disadvantages: Not quite spicy enough

... ASDA THAI GREEN CURRY SAUCE My wife is a big lover of Thai Green Curry, when I'm feeling 'flush' I do take her out to our local Thai restaurant ( so not that often then!!) We love all curries and normally I make mine from scratch, but with the Thai curries it tends to would cost a lot to make from scratch and is a bi complicated for an oldie like me, but this sauce is just £1 for a 315g jar. I use prawns, fish or chicken with this sauce which is a mix of coconut, coriander, lemon grass and lime leaves, I think they go better than red meats. One negative I have is that on the front of the sauce mix, it says this is of medium heat, its not, and as far as I was thought it was very mild, but was still scrummy and you can add spices. Its extremelly simple to make, basically cook your chicken or fish in a shallow pan...

baherbc 15.10.2009 · Read review
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Review of Asda Thai Green Curry Sauce

Top Thai cuisine in downtown Vancouver

Advantages: Excellent food, excellent service, excellent prices
Disadvantages: It's a ten hour flight away

... The menu is split into several sections. Appetisers include deep fried vegetarian spring rolls, pork & shrimp wanton, tofu with vegetables, deep fried fish cake and golden shrimp cake. Soups and salads have old favourites like Tom Yum (hot and spicy soup), Thai salad and a house salad. Currys include red and green currys, Panang curry (thick red curry) and my personal favourite, Massamun curry (massamun curry paste in coconut milk with meat and potatoes). The large list of lunch specials, available from 11:30am - 3pm, include Thai red and green curry, chicken with cashew nuts, eggplant delight (aubergine with garlic, pepper, sauce and choice of meat), drunken seafood (mixes seafood with Thai chilli, onion, peppers and sweet basil leaves) and pad thai (noodles with shrimps, beansprouts and egg). Meat dishes include garlic beef...

larsbaby 19.09.2008 · Read review
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Review of Sala Thai, Vancouver