Basil Thai Nudle Bar

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This place has got to be my favorite to go, whenever I have cravings for thai food. Basil Thai Nudle Bar always does a good job in whipping up some of the tastiest Thai delicacies around KL. My personal favorite dishes to have here are the Pineapple Fried Rice and the Green Curry Chicken.The Green Curry Chicken here is fiery and had the right amount of spiciness to it. The gravy that comes accompanied with it is creamy and punches with flavour. I gotta reckon that with a bowl of white rice, that

Green curry laksa with a side of luscious green vegetables and bean sprouts. You can mix the noodles together with the sauce and vegetables. The green curry which was abit on the sweet side had a lot of chicken and vegetables.Whereas the stir fried spaghetti seafood was initially spicy but I opted for non- spicy and tasted equally food as well. It's like a typical Chinese fried noodles.the pineapple fried rice was so fragrant and u get a choice of chicken or prawn. 

and washed down my meal with a glass of their refreshing lemongrass tea! really good decent thai food for lunch today with the parents. Decided to have their pineapple style fried rice with their super yummy green curry chicken.Spicy fragrant rice with bits of raisins and walnut to lend abit of sweetness. Sweet and savoury rice. The green curry chicken was so spicy and what i usually do is to add abit of the green curry broth on the rice.

I love Thai minced meat with basil - it's called "phad kha phau"; and this one is chicken. Sadly, this is a halal restaurant, so I had to settle with chicken. But it was still good. Very fragrant, almost like eating perfume, but in a pleasant way. Egg was runny and not overcooked. A bit pricey for the portion though. Bangsar ma.

Pineapple fried rice: It's just fried rice, inside a pineapple husk. I couldn't taste any pineapple at all! Shrimps and other ingredients were hardly there. Flavour was balanced and mild, but completely lacking any substance.Tom yam: Really intense. Very sour, moderately spicy. Meat was enough but not plentiful.Overall, meal was good but for the portion, I consider it severely overpriced.

A quirkily decorated, colourful outlet with a pleasant view from the window. Steamed seafood otak-otak. Very yummy; rich, smooth and not too spicy. "Crab shells" stuffed with chicken & cashews. Despite their deceptive name, the crab cakes were a winner in terms of taste. Bonus points for not being oily. Green curry beef. Pretty average, but still good enough to finish. Black olive fried rice with chicken. Maybe we were just really hungry, but we also liked this a lot. This place certainly isn't

Located at a restaurant away from the busy stores is a Thai restaurant that serves a variety of dishes of different meals of the day.