Taking Thai off Prince Rupert's dining menus

With the Closure of the Aroy-D, those on the North Coast looking to
sample the tastes of Thailand will have to do some home cooking for now.

The ebb and flow of the Prince Rupert restaurant scene has claimed the city's first establishment that featured Thai food, with the Aroy D having closed its doors last month, the building now back on the real estate market for it's next incarnation.

The taste temptations of Thailand had a twenty month run as a menu option on the North Coast, with the restaurant opening its doors in the old Fairview Restaurant location on Third Avenue West back in October of 2016.

A change in the menu for Prince Rupert's diners, as Aroy D set to offer Thai cuisine
More international cuisine on Prince Rupert's horizon

The location itself had previously offered up Malaysian fare through the Wau Cafe, a nod perhaps to the then high anticipation for the Petronas led LNG terminal project at Lelu Island.

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