Malaysia's 50th Merdeka! | KuanFoodFetish

Malaysia’s 50th Merdeka!

Filed Under (Food in Kepong, Food in Kuala Lumpur, Food in Malaysia, Non Halal, Thai Cuisine) by kuanfoodfetish on 01-09-2007

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Tried to get tickets for the Malaysia International Fireworks Competition 2007 held at Putrajaya, but no luck. Should have known better… *how to get tickets just one day before wor…-_-”... *whacks head with spoon

So to avoid traffic jams and the ridiculous crowd on Malaysia’s 50th National Day, EatAllYouCanShung and i went to makan Thai food and tried to get tickets for an angmoh’s movie *wakaka! We’re so damn patriotic!

Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka!

Chiang Rai Style Thai Food Restaurant is located in Aman Puri, Kepong. It’s very easy to find once you’re in that area. A small shop just opposite the King’s Confectionary at Jalan Desa 1/3, right next to the big Old Town White Coffee.

It’s not like those expensive posh looking restaurant like Bangkok Jam or Just Thai. A small shop and look kinda old.

Food was yummy-licious! We ordered 2 dishes. The tom yam soup with chicken and sautéed pork with cashew nuts. Served with rice, of course. Both dishes were quite good and come in moderate proportion.

I love the tom yam! Not too spicy or sour. Just right! The sautéed pork was quite good but bit too hard. *sorry no pics coz i didn’t bring my camera… *whacks head again… With drinks, (Chinese tea) it only cost us RM22.50

I think can just fit in bout 25 or so patrons at one time. Worth a visit if you don’t mind waiting long for your food to be served (we had to wait for bout 30mins!). There were only 3 floor staffs when we were there preparing drinks, taking order, serving, etc… -_-”

Good thing is the Myanmese staffs speaks excellent Cantonese!

Happy Merdeka Malaysia!