text: When you eat at this cosy restaurant on Belmore Road in Randwick, it quickly becomes clear that the title is not meant to mislead you. This is a place where you’re going to get a true taste of Thailand, simple as that. Of course this means you’ll come across many familiar friends from other Thai restaurants around Sydney, like Thai fishcakes, som tum (green papaya salad) and a rich green curry. The versions you get at Taste Of Thai, though, seem to have quite a bit more to them than what you commonly expect from a Sydney eatery, with complex spice balances and nuances to suit diverse flavour palates. In addition, things really get special at Randwick’s Taste Of Thai when you venture a little further into the unknown – whole steamed black fish with homemade chilli and tamarind sauce, or chicken and crab meat wrapped in bean curd skin, deep fried and served with plum sauce, for example.
  I had tamarind pad Thai and it was really good! The portion is big for me and I had to pack the leftovers. The food was served soon after i ordered which impressed me :)
  We had a great experience with very professional staff and fantastic food! Suoer quick service so i'd definitely go back again. Thank you very much
explanation: The document is a review of a Thai restaurant called "Taste Of Thai" located on Belmore Road in Randwick. It describes the restaurant's atmosphere, menu, and the reviewer's positive experience, including the quality of the food and service. The text does not contain any math questions or answers.
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distilabel_metadata.content: When you eat at this cosy restaurant on Belmore Road in Randwick, it quickly becomes clear that the title is not meant to mislead you. This is a place where you’re going to get a true taste of Thailand, simple as that. Of course this means you’ll come across many familiar friends from other Thai restaurants around Sydney, like Thai fishcakes, som tum (green papaya salad) and a rich green curry. The versions you get at Taste Of Thai, though, seem to have quite a bit more to them than what you commonly expect from a Sydney eatery, with complex spice balances and nuances to suit diverse flavour palates. In addition, things really get special at Randwick’s Taste Of Thai when you venture a little further into the unknown – whole steamed black fish with homemade chilli and tamarind sauce, or chicken and crab meat wrapped in bean curd skin, deep fried and served with plum sauce, for example.
  I had tamarind pad Thai and it was really good! The portion is big for me and I had to pack the leftovers. The food was served soon after i ordered which impressed me :)
  We had a great experience with very professional staff and fantastic food! Suoer quick service so i'd definitely go back again. Thank you very much
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distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The document is a review of a Thai restaurant called "Taste Of Thai" located on Belmore Road in Randwick. It describes the restaurant's atmosphere, menu, and the reviewer's positive experience, including the quality of the food and service. The text does not contain any math questions or answers.
  
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