Sanoook Pavilion Jalan Bukit Bintang

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• The majority of the menu leans towards Thai specialities with Japanese offerings making up a small part of the menu only. The few that I tried, I have to say the Thai dishes made a more positive impact. The food I've managed to try here is average at best (though there's still plenty to try as the menu is quite extensive). Prices may be a little on the high side (for both types of cuisine, especially the desserts) but some of the Thai dishes do come in generous portion-sizes. I'm not sure if I'm convinced to order from the Japanese section of the menu again since they failed to nail the salmon skewer which I thought is one of the easiest things to execute. Managed by the fine folks of Chakri (of which I had the pleasure of dining before), I think the Thai dishes here are still worth checking out as they certainly won't be as expensive as Chakri. Just don't go in with too high an expectation and you should come off satisfied.

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• 来到这里不得不吃这里的 Thai Coconut Soup With Chicken Wonton，使用鲜椰奶高汤，配搭华人式的鸡馄饨，椰奶带点酸和辣，你绝对和小编多米一样爱上它。

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• Love the orange bright color of the restaurant makes the restaurant looks lively and I love how the cute sushi cartoon on the wall too. 'Sanook' means 'fun' in Thai and the reason to the extra 'O' represents a circle of endless friendship. Overall dining in Sanoook was a lively and friendly environment.

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