Soft Opening — Sunday, August 9 · Thank you for waiting, Huntington BeachSoft Opening อาทิตย์ 9 ส.ค.นี้ — ขอบคุณที่รอกันนะคะ · ฮันติงตันบีชSoft Opening — domingo 9 de agosto · Gracias por esperarSoft Opening — Chủ nhật 9/8 · Cảm ơn bạn đã chờ đợi8月9日(周日)正式迎客 · 感谢等待 / 8月9日(週日)正式迎客 · 感謝等待8월 9일 일요일 소프트 오픈 — 기다려 주셔서 감사합니다Soft Opening — Linggo, Agosto 9 · Salamat sa paghihintay8月9日(日)ソフトオープン · お待たせいたしましたSoft Opening — Sunday, August 9 · Thank you for waiting, Huntington BeachSoft Opening อาทิตย์ 9 ส.ค.นี้ — ขอบคุณที่รอกันนะคะ · ฮันติงตันบีชSoft Opening — domingo 9 de agosto · Gracias por esperarSoft Opening — Chủ nhật 9/8 · Cảm ơn bạn đã chờ đợi8月9日(周日)正式迎客 · 感谢等待 / 8月9日(週日)正式迎客 · 感謝等待8월 9일 일요일 소프트 오픈 — 기다려 주셔서 감사합니다Soft Opening — Linggo, Agosto 9 · Salamat sa paghihintay8月9日(日)ソフトオープン · お待たせいたしました
Gai lan, garlic, oyster sauce, fire — four ingredients that built half of Thai-Chinese cooking.
$14
Where it comes from
Pad khana is what happens when nobody overthinks a vegetable. Chinese broccoli arrived with the immigrant cooks who reshaped Bangkok's food a century ago, and Thais fell hard for its crisp stems and mineral bite. Flash-seared with garlic and oyster sauce, it is the standard-issue green from street stalls to banquet halls — and the plate Thai cooks order to check whether a kitchen respects vegetables.