This is my 1st time visit this thai restaurant which my friend bring me there. i like to eat spicy food , especially thai food. so we'd order one tomyam, one grill fish, pieapple fried rice and one fried sotong. all is medium portion suitable for 2-3 person . the grill fish is the nice most. the taste is not really spicy and tomyam also delicious. even though eat so many spicy food, but u may can order the thai coconut to drink. hehe . Great !!
tomyam seafood soup
The Mango Salad came in a pretty generous portion of shredded green mango on a bed of lettuce. Don’t underestimate this plate of salad though, it was superbly sour and spicy! Just perfect as an appetizer dish.
The Tom Yam Seafood was served piping hot with burning charcoal within the fire pot. The soup was light but packed a punch! The first sip really sent me back to my senses with an explosively hot and fiery flavour. Within the soup, we found pieces of shrimps, fish fillets and calamari rings in addition to mushrooms and tomatoes. They certainly did not skimp on the ingredients. The more I drank this soup, the more addicted I was to it.
If you think the Tom Yam soup was spicy, you haven’t tried the Thai Steamed Fish! The spiciness of this dish was a notch above the soup and it’s not for the faint-hearted. Each time I took a sip of the sour and spicy broth, I could feel it trickling down my throat all the way to my stomach, giving me a tingling hot sensation. It’s THAT spicy. On top of that, the fish we had was very fresh! Each piece was firm, smooth and flaky, you could tell even from the picture.
The pandan chicken was nicely fried until it was tender and juicy inside, but I thought it could do with little more marinade to give it the extra flavour.
Surprisingly, the Kangkung Belacan was quite a big portion, more than enough to feed 4 of us! As with most of the other dishes we ordered, this was also spicy and savoury, perfect to go with the fragrant white rice. The hint of belacan was distinct and the addition of chilli made this all the more appetizing.
I won’t say that this is the best Thai food that I’ve ever tasted, but their food is mostly above average while their pricing is quite pocket-friendly. But more than everything else, the ambience made us feel like we’re out of the country.
