Coriander is a popular ingredient with a unique aroma and flavor. "Pak-chee Village", which mainly sells Pak-chee and Aotogarashi , opened in Shinjuku, Tokyo on August 27th.

The concept is "Thailand Bangkok street-style restaurant = bar where you can fully enjoy coriander and green chili peppers". In a lively space, you can enjoy dishes that focus on coriander and green pepper.

The En-eating editorial department participated in the preview just before the opening. Introducing the inside of the store and the recommended menu.

Fashionable store interior

Pak-chee Village is located in a building about a 3-minute walk from the east exit of Shinjuku Station. The inside of the store has a fashionable design like a "designer's bar". Colorful chairs and glittering light bulbs create an extraordinary space.

Recommended coriander menu

・ THE Pakuchi Salad [Yam Pakuchi]
Menu with plenty of coriander and gray onions. It is topped with pistachios and almonds, which also accentuate the texture. The refreshing flavor of coriander goes well with the rich dressing that uses sesame paste and onions! Although it has plenty of volume, it has a refreshing aftertaste, so you can eat it. Coriander lovers will love it!


・ Coriander potato salad
Potato salad with coriander seasoned with mayonnaise and sweet chili sauce. The unique flavor is mellowed by combining it with potatoes, so it is recommended for people who are not very good at coriander. The chopsticks don't stop because of the addictive taste.


・ Coriander lassi
A drink containing the original coriander paste. The refreshing sweetness and the faint scent of coriander spread in your mouth. It may be good to drink it with spicy green pepper dishes.


In addition, we have a diverse lineup of snacks and drinks such as "ORIGINAL Tom Yum Kung", "Shrimp and coriander dumplings", and "Coriander highball".


Pak-chee Village where you can enjoy coriander and green pepper dishes to your heart's content. You can enjoy delicious food without straining your shoulders as if you were in a Thai food stall. It seems that it can be used in a wide range of scenes such as a drink after work or a casual date. Why don't you visit to eat a heap of coriander?


【store information】
Address: 3-20-6 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Business hours: Sunday-Thursday, public holidays 17: 00-24: 00, Friday, Saturday, the day before public holidays 17: 00-4: 00 the next day