Must eat Thai food on the way north to ski! | Must eat in Boston

🍜 Kong Thai (Seabrook): Boston’s Ski Trip Secret—Cheap, Huge, Incredible Thai This family-run spot is a revelation: (super affordable, massive portions), with owners so nice they chatted our ears off, gave us free Thai tea, and even sent us home with four tiny decorative oranges. 😂 Skiing nearby? Do yourself a favor and detour here—even if you’re in Boston proper, it’s worth the drive. 🌟 The Hits (Everything We Ate Slapped) Complimentary Spring Rolls: 5 stars, no strings attached. Crispy, fresh, and served to every table—we could’ve eaten a dozen more. Chicken Satay: 5 stars, giant and tender. The skewers are huge—think “Chinese chicken tender” levels of juicy, with a rich peanut sauce that ties it all together. Drunken Noodles: 5 stars, we convinced the table next to us to order it. Tangy, sweet, with chewy noodles and perfectly cooked veggies—so good, strangers took our recommendation. Pad Thai with Duck: 5 stars, duck is non-negotiable. Silky noodles, crunchy peanuts, and tender duck that adds a luxurious, meaty depth. Trust me—get the duck. Green Curry: 5 stars, creamy and spicy. Rich coconut sauce with fresh veggies and your choice of protein—balanced, flavorful, and so satisfying. ❌ The Only Miss Tom Yum Soup: Skip it. The mushrooms were raw (yes, raw), and the broth lacked that signature tom yum punch. Stick to the noodles and curries. 🤑 The Price Tag Will Shock You Four of us ate until we were stuffed, took home two doggy bags, and with 18% tip? $23 per person. Insane. This place would be packed if it were in Boston—don’t sleep on it. 🎿 Pro Tip for Skiers Hit this spot on your way to/from the slopes. It’s the perfect post-ski feast—warm, filling, and cheap enough to splurge on extra satay. 📍 Kong Thai (Seabrook): Boston’s best-kept Thai secret—ski or not, go. #BostonThai #SkiTripEats #BudgetBites