Very happy Moody’s has expanded and the new space had a nice vibe, very similar to the Backroom space. Prices were similar to Lemon Thai but several of the dishes come with rice included in the container, which means less food overall. We might order from here again and try a few more dishes, but I wish they’d prune the menu down to a reasonable size and do fewer things better. Provided a sweet soy type sauce is something you want to eat for lunch. Rather sweet sauce on the chicken, and not something that I’d order for sharing at dinner since there were just a couple of slices of sausage and cucumber, but might be nice as a lunch plate for one. I’m not an expert on this dish, but we liked it. We got a free order of Khao Na Kai, their signature dish, with a coupon I saw on grubhub which they were kind enough to honor over the phone. The pad pik king was nice, good heat level (they give it 2 chilis on the menu and we didn’t request any specific heat level), but my favorite remains at Thai Moon in Arlington. The green curry with tofu was excellent- much spicier than most and strong flavor of lemongrass. Pad See You was a loser- american broccoli is just out of place here. Pad thai was average, a bit sweeter than I prefer but good chew to the noodles. I was hoping the comparison would be to Cha Yen, but when I saw the typical pan-asian menu with gyoza, crab rangoon, etc, I realized Kor Tor Mor was not going that route. To the food: we tend to order pretty much the same stuff, and I more or less recreated our typical Lemon Thai order since I wanted a comparison to see if this place is going in the rotation.

Our order was ready on time and they included everything, which is sometimes half the battle with new take out places.

There are some bizzare things going on with their grubhub account, and I ended up ordering by phone. They do have dine-in ability as of this month and there were 3 tables of people eating when I picked up our food. We did take out from Kor Tor Mor last week.

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