Leo started with the shrimp cakes, three slices of a firm shrimp terrine breaded and deep fried and served with a spicy sweet and sour sauce. I thought they looked rather like hash browned potato cakes!

I had plumming duck, a soup with duck and snow peas in a clear broth with a touch of plum flavor.

Kaeng phed ped yang supparot was Leo's main course, a red curry with duck and pineapple.

I had the goong mor din, a tasty soup with shrimp, chilis, minced chicken, and vermicelli in a "hot pot." I think I was expecting more of a casserole hot pot than a soup, or I'd have chosen a different appetizer.

For dessert, we both had mango sticky rice.

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