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One Night in Bangkok
Just across from the Convention Centre, the highlights in this intimate space include sesame chicken, panang curry and po tak (seafood stew). Mon-Fri 11:30 am-2 pm, Mon-Sat 5 pm-10 pm, Sun 5 pm-9 pm. Entrées: $10-$15. WA, LP. Cards: AE, IA, MC, V
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207 Edmonton St, Winnipeg
204-777-0888
Wheelchair accessible
Editorial Review
Reviewed in the Oct/Nov '05 issue of Ciao!
One Night in Bangkok immerses the diner in the atmosphere of Thailand via traditional wood carvings on the walls and delicate, paper decorations hanging from the ceiling. Small nooks and crannies created by partial walls of wood and mirrors make this large room intimate.
The banana spring roll appetizer is a great starter. The deep-fried confection has a contrasting texture of crispy and velvety soft with a strong flavour essence of banana. The food offers aromatic and flavour notes created with various herbs. One example is the mushroom coconut soup. It boasts a sweet coconut flavour with a lingering finish of bitter Thai herbs that balances it.
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