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š Thonglor: Bostonās "Top Thai" Hype vs. RealityāSpoiler: Itās Complicated Heard itās Bostonās Thai Letās dive in. Most dishes taste good⦠but Thai? Not so much. Add spotty quality and a wait despite reservations? Letās break it down. š“ The Hits (Sort Of) Crab Fried Rice šāØ ā¢ Wet, fluffy grains with tons of crabāfragrant, savory, and the highlight of the meal. ⢠Honestly, my favorite here. No complaints! Crying Tiger š„©š„ ⢠Juicy 5-spice steak with a smoky charātastes great (like a solid steakhouse cut). ⢠Served with warm sticky rice⦠but zero Thai flair. Just a good steak. Roast Chicken š ⢠Massive portion, tender and slightly sticky meatāflavorful, but again: whereās the Thai? Mango Sticky Rice š„š ā¢ Warm, chewy rice + cold, ripe mango = classic combo. ⢠But: Green-colored rice? Kinda off-putting (tastes fine, though). ā The Misses (Yikes) Curry Dumplings š„āļø ā¢ Fried dumplings stuffed with curry potato (carbs on carbs, okay). ⢠First batch was cold inside. Not a great start. Massaman Duck Curry š¦š§ ⢠Crispy skin, but so saltyāneeds rice to survive. ⢠Curry flavor? Muted. Tom Yum Soup š¶ļøš ⢠The sourest Tom Yum Iāve ever hadāsour enough to make me wince š¬. No balance, just acid. Thai Iced Tea š§š¬ ⢠Super sweet (even for Thai tea lovers). Maybe skip if youāre not into sugar overload. š The Tea āļø Vibe: Busy, popular, but service is meh (waited 20 mins despite reservations š). Flavor: Most dishes are tasty⦠but lack that distinct Thai punch. Better than Sen Yai Thai? Not for meāSen Yai nails the Thai vibe. #BostonThai #FoodHype #ThaiFood #BostonEats