Ordering sushi from a Thai restaurant is always a pretty daring move. Leaney and I cashed in on $10 free from LivingSocial by using their order out tab this past weekend. We ended up spending $5 of our own dollars on top of the free $10, but ended up with a bunch of wonton soup and 2 sushi rolls (so yea....Chinese and Japanese but no Thai). Pictured here is my shrimp tempura roll, which was pretty good, minus the random California roll filling that was also inside (giving it a strange sweet taste). Next time I eat at Thai Spice, I'll probably stick with the Pad Thai.
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Ordering sushi from a Thai restaurant is always a pretty daring move. Leaney and I cashed in on $10 free from LivingSocial by using their order out tab this past weekend. We ended up spending $5 of our own dollars on top of the free $10, but ended up with a bunch of wonton soup and 2 sushi rolls (so yea....Chinese and Japanese but no Thai). Pictured here is my shrimp tempura roll, which was pretty good, minus the random California roll filling that was also inside (giving it a strange sweet taste). Next time I eat at Thai Spice, I'll probably stick with the Pad Thai.
Ordering sushi from a Thai restaurant is always a pretty daring move. Leaney and I cashed in on $10 free from LivingSocial by using their order out tab this past weekend. We ended up spending $5 of our own dollars on top of the free $10, but ended up with a bunch of wonton soup and 2 sushi rolls (so yea....Chinese and Japanese but no Thai). Pictured here is my shrimp tempura roll, which was pretty good, minus the random California roll filling that was also inside (giving it a strange sweet taste). Next time I eat at Thai Spice, I'll probably stick with the Pad Thai.
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