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                    [Title] => The authentic taste of Thai cooking at Siam Taste
                    [Summary] => How would you know if a Thai restaurant serves authentic Thai food? There is no hard and fast rule, but if there’s a Thai chef in the kitchen or if the outlet is run by a Thai native, that’s a good enough guarantee. That’s why Siam Taste, The Thai Cuisine Restaurant, over at Festival Supermall Alabang, promises authentic Thai cooking that Thai and Filipino gourmets will love.

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