Pad Thai (Chicken)
Chabaa is very open, the large windows that occupy the entire length of the restaurant allow you look out onto the street. If you are familiar with the weather currently in Halifax you know that looking out, makes you happy that you are eating in.
With almost all tables occupied Chabaa was very lively, but we didn't have to wait to get a table; we were seated almost immediately. The tables were big and the chairs comfortable.
Great atmosphere and really reasonable prices 10-15$ an entree. Chabaa is also wheel-chair accessible, so there is no excuses for not trying it out.
When I asked around for a place to go someone suggested this restaurant and I couldn't place where it was, but when I saw it I realized that I'd wanted to try it out for quite some time now. Although I was told to have the promising "Ginger Chicken" I wanted some noodles, so I ordered the "Spicy Noodle Dish".
Spicy Noodle (Prawn)
Remember when we discussed Japanese food, and how it was just as visually pleasing as it was delicious; well Thai food is kind of the opposite. It kind of looks like a hot mess, but it actually tastes amazing! The plate above includes eggplant, bamboo shoots, eggs, prawns, and rice noodles all tossed in a fiery sauce that packs a spicy punch. I would go back again, and actually writing this right now makes me want to go down and place another order.
Chabaa Thai Restaurant
1546 Queen, Halifax, NS B3J 2H8
They also do take-out (just sayin')
Chabba might be an instant favorite.
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Looks good but, Baai Thai is the bee's knees!
ReplyDeleteY-U-M! I *love* Thai food, and this restaurant looks absolutely DELICIOUS!
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