Oishi moved around the corner and in the old spot is even better thai food. They are sprucing up a bit but still a hole in the wall. Jack is adding a front deck. Menu includes sushi and a few Japanese dishes.
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Heart-shaped spicy seafood fried rice.
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Oh yeah..I found it too. It is excellent!
SoWal Guide
Loved the duck spring rolls. Jack can cook some Thai food! We saw some beautiful sushi served at the next table.
Beach Lover
Anyone care to compare/contrast to Oishi?
Beach Lover
I have not been to the new Thai place but I have been to Oishi in it's new location and don't think the food is as good. Several of us have been to the old and new Oishi and all agree the food is not as good. Not sure if they have gotten too big or what the deal is. I'm going to try the new one soon..
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Anyone care to compare/contrast to Oishi?
Both very good.. PCB Thai is tiny and we kind if like it like that. The food is a touch better, imo. But we love both.
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We have now been to Oisha three times since they moved and PCB Thai twice. And both believe that PCB Thai is hands down better than Oisha. Fresher, better quality, and more in-depth flavors. After our last visit to Oisha in April we decided not to go back. Something was not quite right with the food. Not like it had been when they were on Hwy 79. We ran into a waitress that worked at Oisha on 79 and was informed that the cook changed after they moved.
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