From outside it looks like a teddy shop with a café added as an afterthought. But scale the narrow stairs to the first floor, and you'll find a hidden gem. With two cute terraces each holding one table, and a large bar area spanning the lane, Teddy Thai (for want of a better moniker) is a viable alternative to Taikang Lu's more expensive Thai restaurants. Coloured curries come in large or small (large is a generous tureen-sized portion) and they serve bottled Hoegaarden beer. Add a panoply of teddy graffiti, teddy pictures, and actual teddies, and it's a fun (if a little random) place to eat.
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We had a delightful lunch there, with spring rolls, red curry chicken, and papaya salad. We will definitely be back!
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