Thai Kitchen

My brother's favorite restaurant in Austin is Thai Kitchen. Like Madam Mam's, Thai Kitchen has an extensive menu, but while Madam Mam's specializes in noodles, Thai Kitchen has a wider range of non-noodle dishes and has plating that's conducive to sharing.

The Gatee Thom Yum Gai soup is the best dish on the menu. The tartness of the lemongrass makes the chicken based broth refreshing. I also highly recommend the Kuai Tai Haeng with duck. This almost tastes Vietnamese to me in its gentler seasoning; it is a good contrast to the stronger, sharper taste of other Thai dishes.

Thai Coffee and Thai Tea without milk

Gatee Thom Yum Gai-chicken soup with coconut milk, lemon grass, markroot, Thai hot pepper, cilantro, green onion, mushrooms, lemon juice and chili in oil; Beef Satay

Sauteed Vegetables with Shrimp; Tofu Curry-tofu with Thai hot-tot red curry and coconut milk

Ba Mi Num Egg Noodle Soup-with green onion, cilantro, bean sprouts, and duck; Thai Dried Noodles (Kuai Tiao Haeng)-with green onion, cilantro, bean sprouts, ground peanuts, and duck