Thai at Silk

Filed under Family, Food Trip, Personal Randomness

Apr

2007

We had lunch at Thai at Silk in Serendra, Fort Bonifacio and it is a nice place to stroll around during late in the afternoon . We just ordered a Tom Yum, Stir-fried chicken with cashew nuts, Sole fish curry, fried rice and sticky rice.

Tom Yum
Basically, tom yum is like the Filipino dish sinigang. It is sour and really spicy. The soup may either include prawns or chicken.

Sticky Rice
Sticky rice is just like “suman”. Here in the Philippines, Filipinos usually dip the “suman” first in a bowl of sugar before eating it. The Thai way of eating the sticky rice is different. Sticky rice is served with sliced ripe mangoes and coconut milk is poured onto the sticky rice.

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6 Responses to “Thai at Silk”

Jeric
April 9th, 2007 at 8:27 am

I’ve been hanging out around Serendra a few times already. I must agree that it’s a nice place to stroll
Karla Redor
April 9th, 2007 at 12:33 pm

Hi Jeric,
Nice place to stroll indeed
nice place to have your pictures taken also :p
fruityoaty
April 11th, 2007 at 12:20 am

First I read a post on your blog about pizza, fried chicken and booze… Now.. Thai food! Wait, are you turning this into a food blog (LOL) because I’d totally hit up your blog every day! Mmm, I love Tom Yum… it is so very…Yum Yum Yum.

… hungry now.
Karla Redor
April 11th, 2007 at 12:51 am

@fruityoaty
no i’m not turning this into a food blog
but occassional food trips will be posted here though :p
Yeah, tom yum is so yum yum
seth chuansu
April 11th, 2007 at 1:02 am

i dearly love thai food and silk sounds like a great resto! can you tell me how i can drive to serendra? i know it’s in fort somewhere…just never got round to knowing how exactly do i go there. hope you can help. i’m craving thai food lately:>
Karla Redor
April 11th, 2007 at 1:07 am

@seth,

Serendra is just near Market Market. But you’ll have to park at the parking entrance (basement parking) at 11th Avenue since they are fixing something in the basement parking just across Bonifacio High Street

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Blogging live via Paranaque City since 2001. A 20-something graduate of DLSU-Manila. An engineer, amateur photographer, graphic and layout artist. Plays the guitar. Always thought to belong to a certain band. Almost got stuck in a mosh pit but rarely in the mush pit. Coffee lover. Former gig-a-holic. Asteeg!