Sala Thai Restaurant

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Sala Thai Restaurant

Buruneege
Malé, Maldives
Phone: +(960)334-5959
Website: http://www.salafamilymaldives.com/index_salaThai.php

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Overview of Sala Thai Restaurant
We all are what we eat! This philosophy is not only true but becomes very valuable if we practice it on a daily basis; healthy fresh ingredients will strengthen our organism and so our ability to fulfill our life. In Sala Thai our Thai chefs do practice this as we fly in all of our ingredients on a weekly basis, with the effect that our food is always up to our standards and you will always experience this, continuity also on this level is of high importance to us. We wish all our customers a delightful and unforgettable lunch or dinner in our authentic Thai environment
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Kian R.
7/23/2014 "One of just a few Southeast Asian restaurants in Male. Cozy, Southeast Asian inspired ambiance blended with authentic Thai cuisine making it a popular spot among expats and tourists. The downside: prices are above the average of restaurants in Male. The plus: the restaurant is conveniently located in walking distance to the airport jetty. The taste is great and it was difficult for us to choose from the large variety of dishes."

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