Marnee Thai Restaurant

Rating:★★★★
Category:Restaurants
Cuisine: Thai
Location:2225 Irving St, San Francisco, CA
Another restaurant review... I ordered the tom yum chicken (as usual) in Marnee Thai, and I find that this version has a milder taste than what I'm used to. The tom yum version in Los Banos is more sour, while the version in Sydney (Thai Times 9) is more on the chili side. Yet another good meal for me!

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