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Thai food in Morar
I was born in Bangkok and grew up on the banks of a
klong (canal) leading from the Chaopraya river at the
very heart of what has become the most vibrant city
in Asia. Food has always been of paramount
importance in Thailand, with life seeming to revolve
around the various opportunities for eating. The sound
of pestle and mortar grinding ingredients for that unique
curry paste, or the smell of chilies and herbs frying
in the wok form a fundamental part of my childhood.
No one word can be found to adequately describe Thailand,
the combination of city bustle, beautiful countryside,
wonderful beaches, unique islands and most of all the
warmth of the people. The same can be said about Thai
food. Mouth-wateringly different, chilli hot, aromatic,
with abundant use of pungent herbs contrasted with delicately
balanced spices. Look upon Thai food as an attack on
the taste buds, an assault that explores every single
flavour sensation releasing a riot of reactions, surprise,
delight, wonder, even confusion and just a hint of danger.
Thai cooking blends Chinese, Indian and Arabic influences
into a unique cuisine but never forgetting it’s
essential basic ingredients. Fish sauce, chillies and
lemon juice form the basis of most dishes along with
aromatic ingredients such as siamese ginger, sweet basil,
coriander, lemon grass and a host of other herb and
spices.
A typical Thai dinner consists of an
assortment of meat and seafood dishes, soup, salad,
vegeatables and sauces served simultaneously around
a central bowl of fragrant rice.
Place your order with us at anytime
and we will endeavour to produce a meal to remember,
varied to your personal taste, ready for collection
between 5pm and 10:30pm everyday except Mondays.
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Find Us
Sunset is situated in the peaceful village of
Morar, some forty miles west from Fort William.
The A830 (Road To The Isles) will take you from
Fort William, past the famous monument in Glenfinnan,
and on through the west coast villages of Lochailort
and Arisaig.
Three miles beyond Arisaig, a
minor road to the right leads over the river and
past the falls of Morar into Morar village itself.
Sunset is about one hundred yards beyond the railway
crossing and local station, the third house after
the hotel, overlooking the sands of Morar Bay.
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