What to order at Rooster & Rice

The dish to know
Khao man gai (Thai poached chicken on rice)
Editor tip
Order the steamed and fried combo; you get both proteins for a couple of dollars more.
CuisineThai
Price$
The dishKhao man gai (Thai poached chicken on rice)
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