I went to a Thai restaurant in the park that I was interested in on the first day of Obon! The access from the station was good! The interior of the restaurant was stylish! It was a very good restaurant!! I was very satisfied with the taste of all the dishes, and I had a dislike for Thai food, but the seasoning was very easy to eat! It seems that the restaurant opened this year, but the interior was also bustling, and I think it will become more and more popular in the future!

I thought the 2nd most popular dish, Khao Soi, was sold out, so I ended up ordering the most popular dish, Pad Thai with soup for 1480 yen, and added a coffee for 300 yen. But wait, is the soup a separate item? Or is the soup an element in the dish somewhere? I just realized now. The restaurant is stylish and the food was delicious, but they could improve by providing more explanation. Also, the kitchen only had one person, so the speed of service was limited. I also ordered a drink after the meal, but they didn't have any Thai options, so I ended up with coffee. Despite these issues, I think this place will become popular.

I visited this restaurant based on a recommendation from an acquaintance. The stylish exterior raised my expectations, and upon entering, I found a cute and Instagrammable interior! Thai restaurants can sometimes have an intimidating atmosphere, but on this day, there was a friendly vibe with a small girls' gathering and a couple with a baby. As for the food, it not only looks beautiful but tastes top-notch! The flavors are more tailored towards Japanese taste buds rather than being overly ethnic, and everything is delicious! The dishes have the right amount of Thai herbs and spices, and the spicy dishes are genuinely spicy! According to the staff, even the spiciness is toned down for a milder experience. My recommendation is the Thai curry noodle dish called Khao Soi. It offers a mix of crispy fried noodles and fresh noodles, and the soup is incredibly delicious - I ended up finishing it all! Overall, this was a fantastic recommendation, and I will definitely be returning to this restaurant!

I went to a Thai restaurant called NEWOPEN and tried their Khao Soi, a chicken curry noodle dish. Despite not being familiar with Thai cuisine, I ordered it based on intuition. At first glance, I thought, "Looks delicious!" It was spicy but not too hot, with a hint of sweetness from the coconut, creating a rich flavor. The combination of firm and soft noodles was just right, and it had an indescribable deliciousness. The tender chicken wings added to the taste. The dish can be adjusted with lemon and condiments for a balance of sourness and spiciness, keeping it interesting until the end. I think I'm hooked and would like to come back for more. Thank you for the meal.