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CLOSED: Thai Bounty & Milanes Cuban Food
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Closed
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Veg-options
Lacto
Ovo
Thai
Cuban
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Offers both Thai food and Cuban food. The Thai rice and noodle dishes can be requested without fish sauce or egg. Thai tea can be made with coconut cream. Reported closed August 2022.
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560 Embarcadero, Morro Bay, California, USA, 93442
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 08 Aug 2022 by NicolaGibson1
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4 Reviews
First Review by Hazelcubed
EmilyDesJardins
Points +947
Vegan options- decent - Edit
Grown up here and just never really been the biggest fan if they’re style of Thai food but they’re Cuban food was really good! I got the rice wraps with avocado- charged extra for avocado but was badly given any. Sauce was amazing though. And the rice and beans mix with the fried plantains was really good. Had the pad Thai and it was too sweet for me. At least they had options but could use some more options
Read morePros: Vegan options, Cuban food, Counter service/take out
Cons: Took away their table service
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VeganChatLady
Points +206
Minimal options/lack of info - Edit
Unfortunately, I did not have the HC info in front of me when I tried to order from this place tonight. I asked if the curries could be prepared without fish sauce, and was told that all of the curry sauces are pre-made and contain fish sauce. It would have been helpful if the staff person had told me that the noodle/rice dishes could be made minus fish sauce and egg, or perhaps inquired if I was seeking vegan options. No recommendations were forthcoming, so they lost a sale!
Read moreCons: Poor service/communication , No vegan curries, Unsupportive/uninterested staff
Guest
gsteiner
Points +376
Good food but badly understaffed - Edit
Got a good plate of vegan Pad Thai but it took quite a long time.
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Hazelcubed
Points +430
Old World meets New World - Edit
Where else can you order a Cuban dish and Thai dish at the same time? I chose the fresh spring rolls and the plantain/yucca chips. The waitress told me I had to pick either plantain or yucca but ended up bringing a mix as I requested which was a nice surprise. The chips were really light and flavorful. I also had the rest spring rolls. I forgot to ask what was in the dipping sauce, so I’m not sure if it’s vegan. Also didn’t ask about the fryer situation. The spring rolls could be eaten without the sauce and were chock full of mint and greens. I added avocado.
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