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Sue Wrote:

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> What is its food like these days?

>

> It used to be truly terrible 😥


I went there once when it First opened (When / how long a go was that ?? )


Food was Dreadful .. really Dreadful


Foxy




Never ever used the place since.

KidKruger Wrote:

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> Sema (Lux Thai, now ?) is pretty weak for a Thai

> offering, menu has changed minimally in 25yrs.

> Should be quite straightforward delivering a

> robust and varied Thai menu.


Yes, that place is pretty bad too


The only decent Thai meal I've had locally was at The Begging Bowl, but it's more expensive.


Those who think the Corner Cafe is good, have you been to Thailand?


If it has significantly improved I may try it again, but I gave it several chances before giving up. It was OK when it first opened, but that was a long time ago.

Yes I?ve been to Thailand and enjoyed the food while there. What I?ve always liked about TCC was the home made feel of the food. I?ve had more expensive Thai meals up in town which were nice too but the food and atmosphere of TCC are unbeatable.


Sue Wrote:

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> KidKruger Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Sema (Lux Thai, now ?) is pretty weak for a

> Thai

> > offering, menu has changed minimally in 25yrs.

> > Should be quite straightforward delivering a

> > robust and varied Thai menu.

>

> Yes, that place is pretty bad too

>

> The only decent Thai meal I've had locally was at

> The Begging Bowl, but it's more expensive.

>

> Those who think the Corner Cafe is good, have you

> been to Thailand?

>

> If it has significantly improved I may try it

> again, but I gave it several chances before giving

> up. It was OK when it first opened, but that was a

> long time ago.

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