DeliciousThai food at Fon Din, in a calm environment. A must try in Maizuru.

As for the food, if you like Thai food, it's delicious without complaint. The venison spring rolls had no habit and were exquisite. The entrance to the shop and the parking lot were a little hard to understand, but the neighbors passing by told me.

I had the 1800 yen lunch set menu. I chose the main dish from 3 types and 3 side dishes were included. The food was very delicious. Chili is very spicy so be careful not to put too much. Since the entrance is at the back of the road, I thought it would be easier to understand if you put out a signboard.

Be careful as the parking lot is far from the store. I arrived at the store while gazing at the magnificent coastline and horizon of Sezaki. The store is a renovated old folk house, and the entrance is on the opposite side of the road, so be careful. I went on a sunny summer day, and because it is a Japanese house with good ventilation, it was very comfortable without air conditioning or fans. Listening to the sound of cicadas, it is a heartwarming space that feels like returning to the countryside. The food is authentic Thai cuisine. Green curry and Tom Yum Goong are spicy, but the others are generally seasoned so that even children can eat them. If you add 4 types of seasonings such as fish sauce to your liking, it will be more Thai-style (it seems to be called Kruang Prung). During cooking, the smell of food drifts through the room, and if you order coffee, the scent of freshly ground beans drifts through. In the corner of the bookshelf, there are photos of Tibet, India, and Nepal, which reminds me of the personality of the owner who loves traveling.

I went for the company's year-end party. I brought my children. It's a bit of a walk from the parking lot. It was a bit scary because it was night. It was an old folk house, and there were both floor seating and table seating. I was excited as Asian dishes that I can't make at home kept coming out. Although it was spicy, there were quite a few things that weren't too hot and could be eaten by children. Towards the end, Pad Thai or fried rice came out, but they wrapped up the portion we couldn't finish.