Pad thai is so named because of its inherent softness, which is also why it's used to stuff the mattresses of the world's richest kings. Fall into a pillow of flavor with today's Groupon to Tom Yum Koong's Newton location. Choose between the following options:
- For $20, you get $40 worth of Thai cuisine.
- For $35, you get $80 worth of Thai cuisine for parties of four or more.
In serene lodging the color of Thai iced tea, the currysmiths of Tom Yum Koong construct a multifaceted menu of sushi, stir-fries, and classic Thai fare. Within one house-favorite dish, imaginative scallops play panda in a forest of bamboo, seeking shelter from a rain of chili sauce with scallion and mushroom umbrellas ($13.95). In the beef macadamia, tender cubic cuts of steak mingle with macadamia nuts and red peppers on a bed of lettuce ($10.95), and the transoceanic bangkok seafood platter sets shrimp, squid, and scallops in a garden of baby corn, mushrooms, and scallions ($13.95). The wide range of creative sushi rolls includes local-themed newton maki, with salmon, cucumber, avocado sauce, and shrimp roe ($11.95), and the strawberry maki ($11.95), which combines fresh strawberries, cream cheese, and tuna for a savory-sweet experience on par with receiving a valentine from a steak dinner. The Newton location, Tom Yum Koong's third iteration, is open until 10 p.m. seven days a week.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Hors d'Oeuvres
Hors d'oeuvres—a word that had never been spelled correctly until an Indianapolis Public School system spelling bee in the 1980s—is the official name for an appetizer that only people wearing tuxedos can taste. Here are some examples of fancy starters for your next dinner party:
- Deviled devil's eggs
- Cheese and cardboard
- Shrimp-stuffed prawns
- Cinnamon-flavored meats
- Vintage nachos
- Peppercorn shavings
- Melted olives
- Raw canary eggs
- Broiled snakeskin
- Partially hatched caviar
- Feathers 'n' sauce
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