This restaurant was one I had been eagerly anticipating since before even entering the entrance.

In front of the entrance, the representative menu items and their prices are listed.

Shall we go closer?

Not only was the representative dish, Yan Ta-po, introduced, but curry was also featured.

Yantafo 65 baht, really cheap? (about 2,500 KRW)

Now, let's go inside and take a look.

As expected, the interior design was very impressive.

Looks like a restaurant... or maybe a bar...

There are tables outside as well, so you can enjoy your meal outdoors at night.

Yes, they also hold band performances at night~!!!

I went a bit early and didn't get to see the band. ㅠㅠ

There's a thatched roof on the table, which matches the restaurant's interior design perfectly.

The snack next to it looked like a gim bujak, but I passed on it.

Let me take a look at the menu.

Yantai also offers pork rice as a representative dish.

The op-tapo and curry I saw upon entering the entrance :)

Steaks are also available as a main dish.

Som Tum, the essential Thai dish you can't miss when thinking of Thailand!

There's also Asian noodle dishes.

Coffee, tea, and fresh fruit juice :)

I ordered two signature menu items.

Pork rice and Yentafo!

When I ordered pork rice, they served it with both sauce and soup, though the soup had a slightly beefy flavor.

The sauce... hmm... :)

You can't even imagine what Yan Ta P'o tastes like??

It's delicious, but it's incredibly difficult to put into words exactly what kind of flavor it is...

If you get the chance, I'd recommend visiting as well~!