A restaurant that offers good ambience and authentic Thai cuisine.
The place is huge with a sprawling car park, a gated vegetable garden, a pondok, artificial stream with fishes by the side of the restaurant, water fountain decorated with flowering plants and shrubs with the grand and majestic restaurant at the far end.
Dorsett Grand Subang is jumping on the bandwagon this month onwards to feature a sumptuous Hawker Fare Buffet, available every Wednesday, at the all-day dining Terazza Brasserie. Part of the themed night buffet dinners, diners can enjoy a list of hawker food stemmed from our very own streets of Malaysia. From an amalgamation of our many races of Malay, Chinese and Indian as well as our local ethic groups, one can expect to savor some of the classic dishes of hawker fare set in a modern and comfortable dinning ambiance at Terazza Brasserie Terazza Brasserie Hawker Fare Buffet Available every Wednesday from 6:30pm to 9:30pm RM118.00nett per adult RM59.00nett per child Senior citizens 50% discount Children below the age of 5 dines for free
Can’t remember how the tomyam tasted, but it sure looks really good here, clear tom yam soup is my preferred type of tomyam, but i remember the vegetable was simple and nice, yum~
Reasons to visit: For the sensational Dim Sum creations, which are free of MSG; for the gracious surroundings; and for the gentle background music, which adds to the ambiance without drowning conversation.
So yes, believe it when they say “Ong comes to those who eat” and “Huat comes to those who stay”. The good folks at Ong Lai swear by this.
Cafe 9 brings you a cozy environment with the friendly staff.
The food has been constantly review from time to time to suits Malaysian's taste bud, and at the same time retain its original taste. The owner was kind enough to check on each and every customer to make sure they have a great dining experience. Overall, Good food and awesome service that I'll definitely come back again!
In short, a nice porky place to drop by when you are craving for one of the best siu yuk in PJ.
First, the presentation of the food needs to be improved. Second, their service was very slow and not attentive, we have to walk over to them to place our orders. Third, they really have to repackage their restaurant as in adding new food or renewing their restaurant image.
Interesting and creative dishes for the street food promotion. Loved the dishes enlightened with chilli flakes.
And the peanut sauce is mixed with sambal to create a sweet and spicy taste. You can see they aren’t stingy with the peanut sauce, you can request as much as you want.
RESTAURANT MALAYSIA, KAJANG
Give it a try & let me know what you think? It may not be the BEST in town for you, but they certainly have some unique flavors for their ramen, rice & gyoza.
I came with my friends, and we had their special meal set. All of us enjoyed the food very much. I ordered the waffle burger, though the waffle is dry and chewy, the patty itself was crispy and juicy. I also tasted my friend's pizza, it was good. This place deserved more attentions.
Klang is the popular destination among diners in the Klang Valley when they fancy having Bak Kut Teh. Among these popular Bak Kut Teh restaurants is one located under the Klang bridge. One of the pioneer in selling bak kut teh in Malaysia.
Still one of my fav to go for bah kut teh in klang...
The Thai restaurant was dimly lit and along with pretty candles that created an idealistic and dreamy atmosphere, we find it romantic :) Suitable for an evening party catered for conversations! Tables were adorned with daisies and glasses wrapped up beautifully with banana leafs. Elephant icons such as paintings and toys were also found smartening up the place. They only serve set lunch for lunch time and ala carte only for dinner.
Fast and friendly service and good tasty food.
It was definitely an awesome dinner with those dishes which consisted of true Thai flavors.
