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Sawaddee Thai-Sushi is a Hidden Gem

This little 16-seater has been tucked off the corner of Bay Drive and 69th Street in Normandy Isles for the past four years. During this time, the all-female crew (kitchen and dining room) has been cooking up some of the best Thai food on the Beach. The recently updated menu...
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This little 16-seater has been tucked off the corner of Bay Drive and 69th Street in Normandy Isles for the past four years. During this time, the all-female crew (kitchen and dining room) has been cooking up some of the best Thai food on the Beach. The recently updated menu is very extensive, with numerous choices of curries, seafoods, duck preparations, noodle and rice dishes, and house specialties. The fare is fresh, authentic, and delicious. It comes a little spicy, but you can add or subtract the piquancy upon request. Sawaddee serves sushi, tempura, and teriyaki too, but I haven't yet tried these.


The accompanying photos show two of the most popular dishes served for

dinner: Shrimp pad Thai ($13.95) and red curry with pork, bamboo

shoots, peas, and bell pepper in a coconut milk-curry paste ($13.95).

You can get these same items, or any of ten others at lunchtime, served

with choice of spring rolls, soup of the day, or rice -- for $6.95 ($1

extra for shrimp).

Great deal. Japanese lunches come with miso soup or

small salad, and include sushi/tempura/teriyaki combos for $10.95 to

$11.95.


Miriam is the manager who oversees Sawaddee, and service is exceptional

-- the crew never misses a beat. Even the Thai iced tea tastes better

here.


Sawaddee Thai-Sushi

6968 Bay Dr., Miami Beach

305-866-8111

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