Hello, curry-lovers. As you know,
Valentines' Day is just around the corner, and you might be
scrambling to make plans and reservations. Have you considered
ordering our fantastic curry? Ekamai offers take-out and delivery to
make your Valentines' dinner easy and affordable.
Why take-out, you ask? Think about it.
Every couple in the city is going to be clamoring for service at
restaurants across the Valley, flooding every dining room and lobby.
It's noisy, crowded, and the service is slow. Doesn't sound very
romantic to me! But if you order our delicious Thai food, you can
have a quiet, close evening at home with your lover. No noise, no
rush – no problem.
This Tuesday, we'll be serving some
great favorites, including:
Mussamun
Curry Beef
Curry paste
with coconut milk, potato, carrot, onion, & peanut
Yellow
Curry Chicken
Curry paste
with coconut milk, potato, carrot, & onion
Panang
Curry Beef
Curry paste
with coconut milk, zucchini, pea, bell pepper, & lime leaf
Pad Pa Ram
Steam mix
vegetables served with peanut sauce
Pad Cashew
Nut Beef
Stir fried
beef with cashew nut, onion, green onion, mushroom carrot, & dry
chilli
Sweet and
Sour Chicken
Stir fried
chicken w/ tomato paste, zucchini, pineapple, bell peper, carrot,
corn,
tomato, &
mushroom
So give us a call at (801)-363-2717
and let us take care of you with a delicious Thai dinner that's sure
to make your Valentines' Day a special one (candles and rose petals
not included).
Valentines'
Day in Thailand
Did you know that Valentines' Day is
also celebrated in Thailand? It's true! It is called วันวาเลนทน์
(“wan waa-len-taai”) and is a very popular celebration
with the local lovebirds. Boys buy flowers and dolls for their
sweethearts, and girls give chocolate and other small gifts. This
celebration is not only for romantic couples – many give out tokens
of appreciation to family and friends as a way of saying “I love
you.” Shops and malls are decorated with balloons, stuffed animals,
and flowers.
One of the most interesting Valentine
traditions in Thailand is getting married in the Bangkok district of
Bang Rak, because “bang rak” can be translated to mean “area of
love.” Newlyweds believe this is a very fitting beginning for their
marriage. As early as 4 am, couples will start lining up outside the
municipal office and wait their turn. As many as 1,500 couples will
tie the knot in this way! It is no exaggeration to say that on
February 14th, love is in the air over Thailand.
Ekamai wishes you a happy Valentines'
Day full of love and friendship. If you are looking for a great way
to say “I love you,” stop by and order some of our delicious
curry to take home. You can enjoy a quiet evening with the ones you
love, eating food you will all enjoy. As the old saying goes, “The
quickest way to the heart is through the stomach.” And luckily, you
won't have to wait in line with 1,500 newlyweds to order some!
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