Thai Food

[xKKx7]

Trying to figure out what I should order at this Thai restaurant tomorrow. Options are

-Chicken Satay (only comes with four skewers, so might order 2 servings and not eat the peanut sauce of course).
-Pepper Steak (Tender beef stir-fried with bell pepper ,onion, tomato, celery)
-Chicken Eggplant (Stir-fried chicken, Chinese eggplant, flavored with fresh garlic, fresh basil leaves and jalapeno pepper.)
-Spicy Beef (Stir-fried beef with broccoli, baby corn, onion, fresh basil leaves, spicy flavor with special blend of fresh garlic and Thai hot pepper.)
-Garlic Chicken/Shrimp (Stir-fried choice of meat, young corn and mushroom with fresh garlic and white pepper on a bed of steamed broccoli. )1

The last four items are stir fried, but I'm guessing with minimal sauce/sugar because it's flavored with like garlic... but no one ever knows. Satay seems to be the safest because it's grilled skewers. What do you guys think?

Curry seems to be out of the option, too sweet. Could ask for a salad with no dressing, would that be a better option?

Beef Salad (Sliced beef, onion, dried chili, rice powder and lime juice with fresh lettuce and tomato).

[johnPNY]

Sounds like you've got it well planned out. Obviously chicken skewers are always a good option, as are lettuce wraps without the dry noodles.

Tell them you are diabetic, and not to use sweet sauces with whatever you order.

If I were you, I would be mindful, but not so much so that cut yourself short of any enjoyment. Eat with guidelines and if you get knocked out by a tad then don't sweat it - you'll be back in by tomorrow.