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2012-08-02
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so everyone tell me i should try this Thai Restaurant. i would love to if only it’s situated right in front of USM. the journey there is impossible without personal vehicle. i waited patiently…and then one day the boyf said let’s go to Teluk Kumbar for some Thai food. i beamed! but brushed him off saying ‘haiya so far away, no need la’ i was trying to be a good girlf, you know. as he just drove up from KL earlier the day. but but he insisted so YEAH! we asked JS to come along since he never been
so everyone tell me i should try this Thai Restaurant. i would love to if only it’s situated right in front of USM. the journey there is impossible without personal vehicle. i waited patiently…and then one day the boyf said let’s go to Teluk Kumbar for some Thai food. i beamed! but brushed him off saying ‘haiya so far away, no need la’ i was trying to be a good girlf, you know. as he just drove up from KL earlier the day. but but he insisted so YEAH! we asked JS to come along since he never been there too!
ordered coconut to quench our thirsts! berry refreshing…
how can one not order tom yam in a Thai restaurant? the broth was berry thick and flavorful, spicy and sour enough, to my liking! my threshold for spicy is notoriously high. seafood like prawns, squids, and slices of fish can be found in the broth. the squids however were not fresh at all as they were berry soft and errr slimy.
sourish mango strips + sweet anchovies + crunchy cashew nuts = great appetizer! even i myself who don’t really likey fried anchovies couldn’t resist this. this dish stimulated our appetites for the following dishes!
seasoned chicken wrapped in pandan leaves, and deep fried.
crispy on the outside, moist and soft in the inside. best eaten with the nutty thai chilli sauce!
we had ang cho fish (in hokkien) drenched in some special sourish gravy. they provide the gravy in another bowl so that you can refill or pour it over your rice (that’s what the boyf did). the fish was berry fresh! and the gravy wasn’t too overpowering.http://constance-ant.com/2012/07/dinner-khunthai-restaurant-teluk-kumbar-penang/
Khunthai Restaurant
1052, Mukim 9, Pasir Belanda,
Teluk Kumbar, 11920 Penang
+604 6251155
there’s also another branch in Butterworth,
104, Permatang Tengah,
13000 Butterworth
+604 3327523
and for KL-ites, there’s two branches for you! say yay!
5&6, Jalan 5/44, Petaling Gardens,
Ogg Jalan Gasing, 46000 Petaling Jaya.
+603 77817523
17A & 18A, Jalan Desa 2/8,
Desa Aman Puri, 52100 Kepong, Selangor
+603 62773523
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