Betel leaf miang
$12Saltbush, lime, toasted coconut, palm-sugar caramel and peanut on a wild betel leaf.
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Eighteen dishes, built for sharing. Two or three plates per person is about right; rice is ordered per guest.
Prefer to let the kitchen choose? Ask for the Market banquet for tables of four or more — about $85 per head for functions.
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Saltbush, lime, toasted coconut, palm-sugar caramel and peanut on a wild betel leaf.

Glass noodle, wood-ear and white pepper, with sour plum sauce.
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Sweet corn, makrut lime leaf and green bean, with house sweet chilli.
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Coconut-and-coriander-root marinade over charcoal, with nam jim jaew.
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Pounded to order with snake bean, cherry tomato, lime, dried shrimp and peanut.
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Poached tiger prawn, pomelo, chilli jam, mint, fried shallot and toasted coconut.

Minced duck, roasted rice powder, mint, lime and chilli, with a cold cabbage wedge.
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Snake bean, Thai eggplant, holy basil and fresh green chilli.
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Pineapple, lychee, cherry tomato and makrut lime.
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Slow-cooked beef cheek, kipfler potato, shallot, peanut and warm spice.

Fresh turmeric, lemon myrtle, bamboo shoot and betel leaf.
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Lemongrass, garlic and coriander root over charcoal, with jaew and sticky rice crumbs.

Tamarind and Davidson plum glaze, toasted rice and fresh herbs.
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Thin rice noodle, tamarind, egg, garlic chive, bean sprout and crushed peanut.
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Seasonal greens, garlic and fermented yellow bean, very hot and very fast.

Fragrant long-grain rice, steamed to order.
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Riceberry and brown rice with toasted coconut and spring onion oil.
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Ripe mango, salted coconut cream and crisp mung bean.
Dietary filters apply to food. Ask the bar about what’s in each drink.
Try fewer dietary tags, or switch off “verified only”. The kitchen can often adapt a dish — ask when you book.