Thai Cooking
T2. Yam Wuen Saen B.125 / 145
  Spicy Glass Noodle Salad with Minced Pork or Seafood. This tasty salad is one of the staple Thai dishes that give the country it’s reputation for hot food.  
T3. Yam Neua Yang B.145
  Spicy Grilled Beef Salad. This is another spicy dish which also has tomatoes and onions.  
T4. Yam Talay B.145
  Spicy Seafood Salad.  
T5. Goong Shae Nam Pla B.155
  Raw Shrimp in Fish Sauce.  
T6. Laab Gai / Moo / Neua B.145
  Spicy Minced Chicken, Pork or Beef Salad. This dish comes from North East Thailand, better known as Isaan.  
T7. Neua Thod / Moo Thod B.145
  Deep Fried Beef or Pork, sprinkled with sesame seeds, giving it a distinctive flavour. This dish is great with whisky or simply to snack on.  
T8. Phat Krapow B.145 / 155
  Fried Chili & Hot Basil Leaf with Chicken, Pork, Beef or Shrimp, Squid. Many westerners classify this as their favourite Thai dish, that is if they like spicy food.  
T9. Phat Prik Yuak B.145 / 155
  Fried Big Thai Chili with Chicken, Pork, Beef, Shrimp or Squid. The least hot of the Thai Chilis, an excellent dish on a hot day.  
T10. Neua Phat Nam Mun Hoi B.145
  Fried Beef with Kana in Oyster Sauce. This is not a spicy dish, and kana is often refered to as Chinese broccoli.  
T11. Phat Phak Ruammit B.95
  Fried Mixed Vegetables served in a rich sauce.  
T12. Gai Phat Med Mamuang B.155
  Fried Chicken with Cashew Nuts. Another of Thailand’s famous dishes. Served with the whole dried chili and yet not a spicy dish.  
T13. Kai Yat Sai Moo / Gai B.125
  Thai Omelet stuffed with Pork or Chicken . This omelet is close to a western style but filled with minced meat, vegetables and sauce.  
T14. Kai Jiaw Moo / Gai B.95
  Thai Omelet with Pork or Chicken. Traditional Thai style omelet.  
T15. Gaeng Jued B.125
  Minced Pork, Tofu & Seaweed Soup. A lovely mild soup that is also very healthy.  
T16. Gaeng Keow Wan B.145
  Green Curry with Chicken, Beef or Pork. One of Thailand’s famous curries, rich and spicy.  
T17. Tom Yam Goong B.155
  The famous Spicy & Sour Soup with Shrimp.  
T18. Tom Kha Gai B.155
  Spicy Soup with Chicken in Coconut Milk.  
T19. Phat Sieow B.85 / 95
  Fried Noodle with Chicken, Pork, Beef, Shrimp or Squid.  
T20. Phat Lad Nah B.85 / 95
  Fried Noodle with Gravy and Chicken, Pork, Beef, Shrimp or Squid, served in a bowl.  
T21. Phat Kee Mao B.75 / 95
  Spicy fried Noodle with Chili & Chicken, Pork, Beef, Shrimp or Squid.  
T22. Khao Phat B.85
  Woodstock Fried Rice. Thai styled fried rice and includes pork and prawns.  
T24. Cheesy Roll B.185
  Spring roll stuffed with cheese, prawn and pesto sauce served with a tangy tomato sauce.  
T25. Popia Thod B.95
  Deep Fried Spring Rolls. Everyone’s favourite pork spring rolls.  
T26. Deep Fried Somtam B.105
  This dish is so good it will shock you.  
T27. Khor Moo Yang B.145
  Grilled Pork Neck, possibly the world’s greatest whisky food.  
T28. Neua Yang B.145
  Grilled Beef, possibly the world’s second greatest whisky food.  
T29. Chicken Wings with Padanas Leaf B.155
  No it’s not Gai Hoy batoi, this dish you can actually eat the padanas leaves, and they are so good it makes the chicken seem secondary.  
T30. Phat Thai B.105
  Thailands most famous dish around the world is now here at Woodstock by popular demand. Enjoy.  
T31. Panang Moo B.165
  Pork loin fillet with Panang sauce and rice. This is a German/Thai fusion dish combining a Schnitzel with thai curry.  
T32. Moo Manao B.145
  Spicy pork dish with lime sauce.  
T33. Prawn chips with chili sauce dip B.85
T23. Khao Suay: Plain “Beautiful” Rice. B.25