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When it comes to Thai cuisine, I’m always game. I think I had a Thai food face (I’m sure some of you noticed) a few months back where almost every alternate review or social media posting I did was about Thai food. Jing Thai in Seri Kembangan is one of the Thai restaurants I had [] The post Jing...
I’ve driven past Thai Camp in Taman Paramount PJ several times over the last two years or more and heard good things about the place, but it was only a couple of weeks back when I tried it for myself. It was rif who convinced me that I would enjoy the food Thai Camp has to offer after going there...
I stumbled upon EaThai Food when I was waiting for my pan mee dinner not too long ago – a simple setup that occupies half a shop lot next to Wai Kei Restaurant. The menu is relatively extensive but note that not all items are available. On one night, we were told they had no mangoes [] The post...
The Porki Society in Seapark, Petaling Jaya focuses on boat noodle, served in small bowls (RM1.90 each) with bits of pork lard for added crunch. You can have it dry or soup style, with a choice of Thai noodles or vermicelli. Some fish sauce and pickled chilli makes it tastier – it’s easy to polish...
If I had to pick a favourite dish at Little Thai Kitchen in Dataran Sunway, it would be the Phad Suki Hang (RM12.90) – an uncommon Thai fried noodles that comes in a soup or dry version. The one I tried at Little Thai Kitchen was delicious; charred bits, plenty of meat and vegetables and [] The...
There’s something about spicy food that gets me excited, especially when it’s Thai cuisine. I love the spicy, tangy, sweet and salty flavours this cuisine has to offer, from refreshing salads to grilled seafood, served with piquant dipping sauces. Thai U Up in Sri Petaling serves pretty decent Thai...
Boran Thai Street Food in Seapark is quite a gem – a fuss free setup that allows one to tuck into hearty Thai food that is just as unpretentious at the ambiance. Street food has always been a favourite of rif and I, and Boran comes highly recommended as he’s been there with his colleagues. [] The...
I’ve been eating a lot of Thai food lately, from my two recent trips to Phuket and even when I’m back in KL. It’s strange really; that I can’t ever get sick of Thai cuisine and I don’t see any reason why I would. There are so many varying flavours in this cuisine and no [] The post...
Serai Thai in Shah Alam has a cosy look and feel; a neighbourhood restaurant that has been around for more than 10 years. This is the first outlet by the people behind Serai Group and until today, attracts a steady stream of loyal customers. It was my first time there, along with a large group [] The...
Thai food happens to be one of my favourites; there’s plenty to like about the assortment of flavours, colours and fiery notes in this cuisine. Tiffin’s in Mid Valley is one of the newest Thai restaurants to open in Klang Valley and given its background (the outlet is managed by the same owners as...
Im quite the creature of habit a trait I got from my parents, who tend to dine at the same restaurant each week/month. Chakri Palace in KLCC was one of them; a favourite of my father who orders the same dishes every time were there. The menu has since evolved and now comprises modern...
There’s plenty of potential in Inch at Lebuh Muntri, a Southeast Asian Bar and Restaurant a hidden gem in one of George Town’s famed UNESCO World Heritage shop houses. This expansive space begins with Plates, a lunch/brunch spot followed by the Bar and finally, Inch which is located at the back of the...
Southern Thai cuisine has an appeal of its own – an unparalleled simplicity that unfolds into a multitude of flavours in every bite. I’m not talking about Pad Thai or mango salad; but “real” Southern Thai food that is delicious by even local standards. We found this at Anchalee Restaurant in Krabi.
I never knew what a Mookata was, until I tried it at Soi 19 in Kuchai Lama. rif and I stumbled upon this cosy little spot when we were randomly picking places to eat for dinner. We walked in thinking that it was a Thai restaurant that served dishes only to learn they offer this [] The post Soi 19,...
There was no air of pretense at Ngam in Bangsar when I stepped in for a casual dinner session last week. The setup is basic, almost no frills, and the menu is straightforward and honest. I will admit though, the decor played no part in my interest towards Ngam. It was their creamy tomyum noodles []...
Im always searching for good Thai food since my favorite is always Kuey Teow Kungfu. I love it so much that I could eat it every single night, haha. Ive heard of Tomyam... {{ Visit http://www.sinfully-delicious.net to continue reading this sinfully interesting entry! }}
I’ve eaten at BBQ Thai in Old Klang Road several times but haven’t gotten around to blogging about it. It’s become one of rif’s favourite places to go to when he’s craving Thai food – BBQ Thai is known for its Thai street food and grilled items like pork neck and squid. The place gets [...] The...
When it comes to food blogging, I take recommendations quite seriously as they help shape the content for my blog. One of my readers suggested that I try Go Thai in SS2 after I blogged about Frame Thai last month, so I did. Go Thai serves Thai street food, similar to Frame Thai but in [...] The post Go...
Rama V in Jalan U-Thant sports an updated menu with new dishes to complement the old signatures, which I had the privilege of trying. It is a restaurant that holds good memories for me – weddings, events and get together with friends and loved ones were held here. Among the appetizers, Rama V Papaya Salad...
When I was in search for Kuey Teow Kung Fu with taste similar to the one I had nearby my house before (until they moved away), my cousin recommended this place due to its popularity.... {{ Visit http://www.sinfully-delicious.net to continue reading this sinfully interesting entry! }}
