Original Thai Cuisine, by KhunTai Restaurant. Located in one of the hidden spot in Raja Uda, even though it was so secretly located in one of the small road but it was so popular and attract people from everywhere.
Read more: http://www.tasteiest.com/2010/06/khuntai-restaurant-2.html#ixzz2vERf8hIBBig mantis prawn.Tom Yam Seafood, strong Tom Yam flavor with fresh prawn, squid and fish meat. It a must try dish.
Read more: http://www.tasteiest.com/2010/06/khuntai-restaurant-2.html#ixzz2vERiKY7KTang Hun Claypot Crab, one of my favorite. Tang Hun absorb the sweetness of crab and source use to cook make the Tang Hun rich of flavor. Simply awesome.
Overall, KhunTai is well recommended for its original Thai Cuisine.

One of its famous Chocolate Fondue, 4 flavor of small ice cream, strawberry, banana, green apple, cookies, bun and “love letter”.
Sweet? Or very sweet? For me, it is very sweet and combination between ice cream with chocolate just doesn’t match.
We just don’t dip the air cream into chocolate as it overwrite the original flavor of ice cream, best dip is strawberry. Hot chocolate with sour strawberry is a nice combination.
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Tong Sui and Herbal TeaLobak, deep fried meat roll with chili paste served in very good symbolic design.Chicken, not really good as the meat is a bit hard.Koay Teow Soup, not really impress me. It was too oily and the portion is small even the fish ball is not fresh.
Read more: http://www.tasteiest.com/2010/06/7-village-noodle-station-2.html#ixzz2vEPGtdEKoverall quite dissapointed with the dishes served as it way too oily and the flavor is not enough to our liking, there is alot other koay teow soup that is much more delicious in Penang. 

Cheese Tamago Yaki, it was a surprise as we expect it to be like Sushi King Tamago which is sweet and cold but this Tamago Yaki is salty and hot.Yoki Gyoza RM5.90, the meat inside is not as soft as expected.
Read more: http://www.tasteiest.com/2010/06/shunka-japanese-and-fusion-food-2.html#ixzz2vEOMrICFOverall food not bad, good environment and friendly staff. definitely will come back again to try some other thing in menu. 

Very old Kaoy Teow Soup Stall located in town, from my parent generation, which is at least 25 years back. Koay Teow Soup Stall previously located in opposite café shop but they migrated to Fook Cheow Café few years back.

Read more: http://www.tasteiest.com/2010/06/fook-cheow-cafe-kaoy-teow-soup-2.html#ixzz2uILa5aoOWait less than 5minute and Koay Teow Soup served. The soup very delicious with homemade fish ball. If you are not into organ part, remember to request not to put as they put quite a lot of it.
Koay Teow is very smooth.

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