Felling pretty Fat Boy
Friday night and too tired from a hard weeks work to cook...so a night out on the town in search of some Thai food. Fat Boys seemed right up our alley (well near enough at the Broadway).
We arrived quite late at 9:30pm and luckily enough to get the last table for two, and without a booking. The smell as we went in was incredible! Fragrant warm curries filled the air.
There were quite a few big groups in - clearly a good place to celebrate Friday nights. As it was full it was quite noisy, but didn't feel too cramped...and the food did make up for it!
The menu was filled with a vast selection of authentic dishes and got our mouths watering. We spied the shared starter platter that the ladies next to us had ordered and had to have the same.
The shared platter included the most meaty prawn toast we've ever had, some delicious satay, and some really elegant chilli sauce.
We also sampled some exciting treats from the Mocktail menu - mine was a lychee and kiwi mix and Al's was apple and melon. The latter was a bit sweet but the lychee was delicious.
For mains we had the traditional Thai green curry and prawn sweet and sour with some coconut rice - which came under its own coconut shell. Al thought it was the most creamy and delicious coconut rice he'd ever had :o) The dishes were great, and the curry quite hot - but in a satisfying green curried way.
By the end we definitely both felt like Fat Boy and girl.
Friday night and too tired from a hard weeks work to cook...so a night out on the town in search of some Thai food. Fat Boys seemed right up our alley (well near enough at the Broadway).We arrived quite late at 9:30pm and luckily enough to get the last table for two, and without a booking. The smell as we went in was incredible! Fragrant warm curries filled the air.
There were quite a few big groups in - clearly a good place to celebrate Friday nights. As it was full it was quite noisy, but didn't feel too cramped...and the food did make up for it!
The menu was filled with a vast selection of authentic dishes and got our mouths watering. We spied the shared starter platter that the ladies next to us had ordered and had to have the same. The shared platter included the most meaty prawn toast we've ever had, some delicious satay, and some really elegant chilli sauce.
We also sampled some exciting treats from the Mocktail menu - mine was a lychee and kiwi mix and Al's was apple and melon. The latter was a bit sweet but the lychee was delicious.For mains we had the traditional Thai green curry and prawn sweet and sour with some coconut rice - which came under its own coconut shell. Al thought it was the most creamy and delicious coconut rice he'd ever had :o) The dishes were great, and the curry quite hot - but in a satisfying green curried way.
By the end we definitely both felt like Fat Boy and girl.
| Summary score table /5 | |
| Food Deliciousness: | 4 |
| Drinks Tastiness: | 4 |
| Service Skills: | 3 |
| Atmospheric Vibes: | 3 |
| Recommendation Score for a Casual Eve: | 4 |
| Recommendation Score for Showing off Ealing: | 3.5 |
| Total average score: | 3.6 |
