It's a beautiful Sunday today and while we were discussing where to have our breakfast, I decided to visit here for breakfast (but never have any specific thought about this stall).
So to my surprise, it's open today!
We ordered thai green curry and this is how it looks...
First of all, before really digging into the taste of spiciness, we're impressed by:-
(1) The portion
(2) The very nice serving dishes, and
(3) The friendliness of the seller
Oh come on every now and then we tend to see the lousiest manners hawker or ones always reflecting how hard to earn a living being a hawker by serving lesser portion but higher price. But this one is totally different!
And the seller would come by to give us extra soup, sat down to chat with us about Kathina in different places, and offer us nice desert without extra charge (of course we were receiving these offerings with gratefulness and not here to spread the idea so people can go there with an expectation to get free stuff).
He serves other Thai food too, such as Maeng-Kam, Thai Fried Rice and so on. He highlighted all the spices and fresh ingredients are imported from Thailand (supposing he's serving with a group of people who help to provide him the supply).
I told him about my experience that always found his stall not open and he told me that was because he went to places for charity work. And the receiving of selling these food will go to charity.
One thing I must highlight - the taste of the food very not local. With all the spices and chillies (ah, it's hot-and-spicy from tongue to tummy, mind you), I could almost feel like I am in Thailand.
Wanna know where is the location? Here's the pointer:
If you come from Green Lane McD:
(1) Take your 12 o'clock when you come to the round-a-bout.
(2) Immediately turn left and then right after you passed a small car park.
(3) Go straight until you come to a junction on your left where there's a no entry sign.
(4) Walk in and it's the first stall on your right.
What's better when you enjoy good food, great manner and the proceeding goes to charity?
I am very grateful for this wonderful morning, to have eaten such filling meal both body, mind and soul, and to have met such inspiring person.
Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu! (*with Wai - palms pressed together in a prayer-like gesture)
