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Restaurant Review

 I went to a restaurant called, "Jasmine Thai" and it's a restaurant inside COREDO Muromachi. COREDO Muromachi is a shopping and entertainment complex located in the historic Nihonbashi district at the very heart of the city.

This restaurant is certified as Thai SELECT. Thai SELECT is a mark of certification awarded by the Ministry of Commerce, the Royal Thai Government to guarantee the authentic Thai taste of Thai food products and Thai restaurants in Thailand and overseas. 

This restaurant had this red symbol, which is Thai SELECT Classic, and this is awarded to Thai restaurants of excellent quality.

I went to eat with my parents, and we ordered spicy papaya salad, fried shrimp spring roll, shrimp fried rice noodles with basil and chili, and massaman curry.

First, about the service, I give three stars out of five. The waiters were polite and we didn't get stared when we were eating. Also, they served all the food relatively quickly.

Next, the quality of food was really good. All the dishes were delicious and I really like spicy food so it was my desired taste. But the portion size was smaller than I expected. The fried shrimp spring roll looked pretty big in the picture of the menu, but it was actually really small. 

The atmosphere was okay. Nothing particularly special. The decor was interesting. They had traditional figures. 

The price was pretty reasonable. All the appetizers and salads cost more than 1,000 yen. We paid about 6,000 yen for three people. 

Lastly about the surrounding, the restaurant itself was very clean. All the cutleries and dishes were also clean. 

As an overall rating, I really enjoyed the dishes and really liked the restaurant!!


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