Now that we moved to Shah Alam, it’s time to explore the neighbouring places for food a bit, and there’s no better way to do this than starting out with some of the names that we’ve already familiar with –
KY eats – Serai Thai Restaurant, Shah Alam
KY eats – Thai Street Foods at Go Thai, SS2
A decade or so ago, Thai food means tomyam, rice, and maybe a few other dishes and you’d have them for lunch and maybe dinner. Over the last few years, I’m glad that Thai cuisine scene in KL has matured
KY eats – Lai Thai Market, Seksyen 17
One of the things I love about Bangkok, and Thailand in general, is definitely the street foods. Much like Penang, there are many food stalls offering a variety of different dishes at just about any street corners, and standard of
KY eats – Authentic Non Halal Thai at Thai Camp at Taman Paramount, PJ (Moved)
Several weeks ago I was invited to sample one of the latest non-halal authentic food joints in PJ at Thai Camp. I, for one, am happy to see this emerging trend of Thai restaurants that offers pork dishes. Currently, within
KY eats – Dining at The Datai Langkawi
A good restaurant to a resort is like a good sound system to a cinema. While not always the centrepiece of the overall experience, good in-house restaurants often enhance the overall experience during a stay. For The Datai Langkawi, there
KY cooks – Tomyam & Fried Druken Prawn recipes from The Datai Langkawi
One of the activities we participated in while at The Datai Langkawi (see blog post) was a fun session on cooking conducted by the two chefs who are specialized in Thai cuisine at the beautiful hotel. The session took place
KY eats – Jan Jan Thai Restaurant, Kepong
Several weeks ago I managed to convince the girls to try a new place, and we ventured out to the land of gangsters that is Kepong. We past by the glamorous Desa Park City and turned into the older part
KY eats – Surisit Thai Kopitiam at TTDI (Non-Halal)
Thai cuisine is one of the most well established foreign food in Malaysia, this is probably due to Thailand being a neighbour to Peninsular Malaysia and that King Rama V was really great at promoting his country’s cuisine to the
KY eats – Kelantan Delights with Somtam Yee Sang
Chinese New Year is the time for family and friends to sit together for a good meal, and after so many traditional Chinese dishes, it’s good to take a break and get something that’s a little different. Which was why
KY eats – Fa Ying Thai Restaurant, Paradigm Mall (Closed)
Fa Ying at Paradigm Mall is the new foray into modern Thai cuisine by the same people who run Rama V at Jalan U Thant. If you aren’t exactly a Thai historian, the name Fa Ying (means Princess) might sound a