The exquisite Thai cuisine is characterized by it’s distinct hot, sweet and sour flavors. The zesty smell of spices could make you more hungry. I say it’s not much different to Filipino home cooking. At Oody’s Thai Bar and Restaurant you’ll experience authentic Thai dishes that would truly capture your soul.

A sup of Tom Yam Talei always gives me a tinkling feeling of satisfaction. The spicy mixed seafood soup of coconut milk, lemon grass, kaffir lime leaves, mushroom and tomatoes taste really savory.

The fresh Spring Rolls are refreshing in the mouth. Fried catfish with mangoes and peanuts is also my favorite. And, if your tongue’s conservative to spicy food, their grilled prawns, squid and chicken will suit you. The chicken wrapped in pandan leaves smells heavenly, too.

Oody’s Thai Bar at Greenbelt 3 is very affordable. And the restaurant’s ambiance is fairly decent. Food and service are great. I have no complains, except that they have no high chairs for the little kids.