We first visited Kitima Extraordinary Thai because my SO had to do a report on a concert of sorts for a music class, and Kitima had a live jazz performance that night. I’m quite glad she found it.

It’s not the cheapest of places, but for a Saturday night out with live music the price is great. We had a couple of appetizer platters to start with; my favorites of those are the Thai Stick (flattened chicken breast grilled and drizzled in a curry peanutty sauce) and the Ka-Tong, partly because it’s good and partly because I like the name. (Sounds like: El Kabong!!)

I had a Thai Iced Coffee to start; I love the milky sweet blend of coffee in that drink. The iced coffee here was perfect; not too sweet, but not too bitter, either.

I had the Mas-Mun Curry, which was a yummy rice-chicken-and-veggies dish in a sauce that reminded me of the Thai Panang from World Curry; the meat was definitely better in this dish, though.

My SO had the Power Rice, which is like a fried rice dish, but really well done. I tried a few bites; it had a really nice blend of flavors.

I ended the meal with the fried bananas and ice cream; quite a good dish, garnished with raspberry jam.

Ambience was nice; it’s a thin shop that stretches way back, with loft seating, which is where the jazz ensemble played. They also were very good, and made the atmosphere quite nice.

All in all it was good; we’ll definitely be back at some point.