Noa Musa
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Mamamon’s one of those places you keep hearing about. Locals talk it up. A tiny spot with real charm, the kind of place you want to like before you’ve even sat down.
Service was friendly, easygoing, but really slow. But you let it slide, because the vibe’s good and, when the food finally lands, it delivers.
The fries? Great. Crispy, golden, dangerously addictive, the kind you keep reaching for without thinking. The Pad Thai was a pleasant surprise. Balanced, bright, with shrimp cooked just right, tender, no rubbery chew, which happens more often than it should.
Now the chicken wings… texturally, a masterpiece. That crispy skin you can hear across the table. Flavor-wise? Not totally my thing, but my friend went absolutely feral for them. So maybe it’s me.
Overall, great food, good energy, a little slow on the draw, but worth the wait. A place that earns its reputation, mostly.