A Thai Restaurant's Humorous Approach to Spice Levels
A viral social media post highlights a creative spice level menu from a Thai restaurant in Bushwick. The menu uses cultural stereotypes and humorous descriptions to help customers gauge their heat tolerance. The scale ranges from level 1, described as 'a baby may find it a bit bland,' to level 7, which warns customers that there are no refunds for those trying to prove their toughness. The options playfully reference different nationalities and culinary reputations, such as labeling level 2 as 'zesty' for those who find mayonnaise spicy, and noting that levels 5 and 6 are generally suited for those accustomed to Indian or Thai heat.
Wall of unfunny text slop.
British people eat way more chilli than americans
I remember a server once asking if I wanted "Danish vindaloo or Indian vindaloo".
To be mature is to know yourself, and be brave enough to order a 2.
If it is bland without spiciness, it is not good food.
I hate it when other people try to tell me how should my food taste like. Or how the level of spiciness I like determines how masculine I am. I have sensitive taste buds, I can probably taste more flavours than the average spice enthusiast and I hate it when the food I'm trying t
All restaurants which serve spicy food should have this.
spices are to elevate the taste, not mask it. If you need shitload of spices it only means you use shitty ingridients
i will take 1 without feeling any shame
As a younger man I'd have gone for 7, no problem. Getting older means knowing 5 will do you just fine.