Krayaharn Thai, Duncraig

Good starters and tasty main courses for just over $21 a head – that’s definitely a bargain!

Krayaharn Thai restaurant in the Marmion Village shopping centre is well-known to locals and obviously much appreciated as it is in its 17^th year of operation. It’s BYO and takeaways are available.

Together with six friends we visited on a quiet Sunday evening to enjoy the food and the good service.

One of our party managed to knock over a glass of red wine before we ordered and our server mopped up the spill and joked with us, continuing to give us excellent service the whole evening. As we were sharing the food, the items were brought out singly but quickly with enough rice included for all of us.

We started with share plates of fish cakes served with dipping sauce, meat spring rolls and vegetarian spring rolls. Each dish had four pieces and cost $8.50.

Our main course of six meals ranged from Chicken pad Thai ($16.90) green curry ($18.90), Prik Sod lamb (stir-fried with chilli and basil) $20.90 and Beef pagang nua (red curry paste, coconut milk, fresh basil and peanuts) $18.90 as well as the hit of the evening – Pla Rard Khing (deep-fried fish with sliced ginger and soya sauce) $21.90. Our total bill (for eight people) came to $171.50 plus $5 corkage per bottle of wine.

We had a lovely evening. It was quiet as trade is not busy on a Sunday night, there is plenty of space between tables and there’s not much ambience but more importantly we enjoyed tasty, good value meals.

Parking is plentiful with several ACROD spaces.

Address: Marmion Village Shopping Centre, Sheppard Way, Duncraig.

Phone: 08 9243 0323

Reservations: Yes

Opening hours: 5pm-10pm Closed Mondays.

Gluten-free options: Yes

Vegetarian options: Yes

Entertainment Book: No

Website: No.

Facebook page: Krayaharn Thai Cuisine

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About Hazel Broomhead

My name is Hazel and I am a Perth senior!

Originally from Edinburgh in Scotland, my husband and I moved to New Zealand with our children in 1974. As my husband is in the oil business, we moved to several other countries including the Sultanate of Oman, the Netherlands, Singapore, the Philippines, the USA, Russia and Kazakhstan during the next 36 years before retiring to Perth.

We have six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren who live in different parts of the globe – New Zealand, Scotland and Colombia - which makes a great excuse for us to travel and visit.

My career background is in radio and print journalism in Scotland and New Zealand as well as public relations in various other countries.

We love to eat out, walk, travel and enjoy the wonderful lifestyle here in Western Australia.