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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...
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...
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 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...
Frame Thai in Section 17 (formerly known as Lai Thai Market) boasts a steady stream of customers – a restaurant/mini mart in Happy Mansion that serves Thai street food and goodies from Thailand. I heard from friends that it started out as a sundry shop selling Thai snacks and food for the homesick, and...
