Purple Haze Thai Restaurant & Bar 紫苏庭
Cuisine:Thai
Address: 55 Xingfu Yicun, Opposite the north gate of the Workers' Stadium
(in the small alley behind the ICBC Bank), Chaoyang District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市朝阳区工体北门对面胡同工商银行后幸福一村55号
Open Hours: 11am -1am
Phone: 10-6413 0899, 10-8774 6387
Transportation: Subway line 2 at Dongsishitiao
Internet: WiFi wireless internet access
Cost: Meal for two ¥100-¥250 ($15-$35)
Credit cards: All chinese and foreign credit cards accepted
Website: http://www.purplehaze.com.cn
Thai cuisine served amongst purple hues. Books, coffee and wi-fi
create the perfect atmosphere for a lazy afternoon. A bowl of
Vietnamese chicken salad (¥ 38, $5) – composed of vermicelli,
slivers of onion, cucumber, carrots, crushed peanuts and shredded
chicken dressed in lime and mint vinaigrette – was certainly a great
way to begin the meal. As the meal went on, things got even better:
The lime chicken curry (¥40, $5.5) came with delicate chunks of
chicken bathed in a mouth-puckering sauce, while the seafood in
pumpkin sauce (¥ 58, $8) – a sweet stew-like dish made with
coconut milk – added a creamy texture without overpowering the
flavors of the fresh seafood. The Filipino paella (¥ 45, $6.2) was also
superb, but it couldn’t outshine the previous two dishes. Service was
friendly and drinks are reasonably priced.
Cuisine:Thai
Address: 55 Xingfu Yicun, Opposite the north gate of the Workers' Stadium
(in the small alley behind the ICBC Bank), Chaoyang District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市朝阳区工体北门对面胡同工商银行后幸福一村55号
Open Hours: 11am -1am
Phone: 10-6413 0899, 10-8774 6387
Transportation: Subway line 2 at Dongsishitiao
Internet: WiFi wireless internet access
Cost: Meal for two ¥100-¥250 ($15-$35)
Credit cards: All chinese and foreign credit cards accepted
Website: http://www.purplehaze.com.cn
Thai cuisine served amongst purple hues. Books, coffee and wi-fi
create the perfect atmosphere for a lazy afternoon. A bowl of
Vietnamese chicken salad (¥ 38, $5) – composed of vermicelli,
slivers of onion, cucumber, carrots, crushed peanuts and shredded
chicken dressed in lime and mint vinaigrette – was certainly a great
way to begin the meal. As the meal went on, things got even better:
The lime chicken curry (¥40, $5.5) came with delicate chunks of
chicken bathed in a mouth-puckering sauce, while the seafood in
pumpkin sauce (¥ 58, $8) – a sweet stew-like dish made with
coconut milk – added a creamy texture without overpowering the
flavors of the fresh seafood. The Filipino paella (¥ 45, $6.2) was also
superb, but it couldn’t outshine the previous two dishes. Service was
friendly and drinks are reasonably priced.
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