As I ran down the list of seemingly short list of restaurants in Norman to possibly review, I came to the realization that I really didn’t feel like eating at any of them. Some were serving boring food with a boring atmosphere, some were trying to be too corporate with a hefty price tag and some, well, you could just tell they wouldn’t be here in a couple of months because of both reasons.
I remembered, however, my gal-pal Jodie regaling me about this little Thai place down the street, very close to where I’m currently staying. Located at 780 W. Main, it’s called Thai D Cuisine—a play on words and a statement of fact, I’m sure—and, to me, Thai food sounded like the most divine meal I could have at that exact moment of unnerving hunger.
As we sat in the front of the place on the metal furniture, it was sometime around 11 a.m.; the cars sped down Main as we gazed at the menu. With such differing tastes, Jodie and I had different ideas on flavor, spice and, of course, heat, that, looking at our eats, seemed to work out pretty well in our favor. For example, as an appetizer, I ordered the Garlic Wings ($9.00) while she partook in the Chicken Satay ($9.00).