Earlier this week I introduced you to Thai-style sukiyaki, the delicious Thai version of Japanese shabu shabu in which the normally mild-flavored broth is replaced by a fiery chili, lime, and garlic sauce. As if it wasn’t enough to take a dish from another cuisine and make it their own, the Thais actually went a step further. They removed the hot pot and associated broth and created a noodle dish affectionately known as “suki dry”. It’s the best of Thai-style sukiyaki — in noodle form.