Though soy sauce is commonly believed to be of Asian origin, several linguists have unearthed its true Iberian beginnings by decoding the hidden Spanish translation. Celebrate the intriguing international condiment with the help of today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of Asian dinner fare at Sang Thai & Vietnamese Restaurant in Port Coquitlam.
Sang Thai's culinary team whisks Vancouverites to exotic environs aboard a transpacific catamaran of Vietnamese and Thai fare. Erase painful memories of icy flag-pole tongue with a menu of piquant curries, such as the red curry with chicken, beef, lamb, or veggies ($12–$14), or salmon saturated with Thai choo chee curry sauce ($17). Classics abound, filling gastrointestinal echo chambers with pad thai ($11–$13), stir-fried noodles lacing up a bundle of tofu, egg, bean sprout, and peanuts ($11), or chicken with cashews and Thai chili sauce ($13). Vietnamese coffee, Thai tea, and fresh young coconut juice ($3 each) are on hand to lubricate glottises for impromptu yodelling competitions, and desserts such as the deep-fried banana with ice cream ($6) bring meals to a natural denouement.
Sang Thai's sumptuous interior is a midcentury-inspired mélange of stark, linear architecture offset by ornate Asian carvings, statuary, and wall hangings. Diners can choreograph an appreciative dance number for the wait staff to the rhythms of live music on weekends.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Choosing a Summer Camp
Summer is just around the corner, which means it's time to choose a summer camp for your children. What are some of the questions a discerning parent should ask before choosing a summer prison for their child?
Q: What kind of health/safety facilities does the camp have?
A: No summer camp is complete without a baker's dozen lifeguards per child, security archers, and windowless safety rooms.
Q: Does the camp's resident ghost story cut the mustard?
A: This question is mostly irrelevant since, as a good parent, you should have spent several of the past few summers terrorizing the children who were attending your child's future camp. This ensures your child's camp experience is filled with adequately spooky stories.
Q: How many hamburgers does the dining hall serve per month?
A: Not enough! Everyday McScientists uncover more and more evidence that ground beef is an essential building block for healthy, happy kids. Please be sure to take a few pamphlets with you when you go shopping for camps. Thanks for reading and have a happy I'm lovin' it™.
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