Aroi

Alessandra Indigo Keyla

5.0

If you prefer a Thai repair this is actually the place. We have been here 3 x currently and we ordered another dish about the menu which didn't disappoint. Must try their finest sellers. (That is almost all). Should come back totry all of those other menu.

Galuh Aditya Ningtyas

4.0

WHEN I visited Manila, Proceeded to go with some community friends to the place, where foods was real good, good asian taste and best service!

Nanda S Syarifah

3.0

I have already been fortunate to really have the possiblity to visit Thailand many times, and along the way taste Thai meals in some of the greatest restos in Bangkok, Pattaya, Ayutthaya, and Phuket. What I noticed and valued about Thai cuisine may be the regularity in termsof taste, stability in flavors (lovely, salty, spicy, and sour), and beauty in demonstration irrespective of wherever I eat. We rarely eat in Thai restos in the Philippines however the times I've eaten, We was pleased since they were comparable to the people I’ve tried in Thailand. But I'd have to state that my latest dining encounter in Aroi in BF Prañaque wasn’t that satisfying. I purchased the classics and three of my favorites - pad notice ew, bagoong rice, and sticky rice and I'd have to say they weren't at all Thai for me personally. For one, there is definitely too little Thai taste and the only real taste I could knowledge was salty. There is not even hook tinge of spice in the meals. Even the display wasn’t impressive. I actually was most disappointed with the sticky rice since it lacked the coconut milk taste. The sauce was great but they may have added more mangoes. I also pointed out that the resto was understaffed. There is just one waitperson so that it took some time before I was taken care of for the menus and for my purchase. All in just about all, the standard of food and services was just typical and I really do not think I am dining in Aroi once again anytime soon.