Thai Food @ Rak Thai
6 Comments Published by eki*dora on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at Saturday, April 12, 2008.
HL and I had always wanted to drop by 'Rak Thai' to savour their food and we did so last weekend for dinner. Located at the Lower Ground Floor in between the crossover from Midvalley to The Gardens, it is easily spotted with a small 'gerai' with baskets mangoes and sticky rice in front of the outlet. It is usually packed with people and we thought that maybe the food is good! And it is really that GOOD! at very reasonable prices.
Drinks again comes first. The set meal that we ordered comes together with the 'iced pandan lemongrass tea'. It's only RM2.50 for a glass of this unique and fragrant tea.
I had the seafood fried rice at the price of RM9.90. Food portion was moderate but the taste and ingredients used was fresh which makes this dish so tasty! Yummy...
HL ordered the ever popular 'tomyam kung prawn meehoon' @ RM12.90. Prawns were very fresh and the ingredients used were so generous which makes the soup wonderfully flavorful. Mmmmm..look at how HL enjoying his tomyam :P
Next, we had a small plate of 'mango sticky rice' @ RM5.90 for dessert. Topped with fresh cocunut milk, the dessert was a sweet ending of our dinner.
Rak Thai also sells home decorations and exotic items at reasonable prices.
.If your taste buds is itchy for Thai food, go pay a visit to 'Rak Thai'.
wow...that the thai restaurant you mentioned right? will definitely pay a visit there soon!
btw, nice photo....with you new camera haha!
regards,
Robin
http://www.robinng.com
Yeap! You must go try their food. Now with a camera, I can shoot more food photos. Haha...:P
mmmm i miss the tom yum kung we had in bangkok. mmmmmmmmmm!!
wow meng... u really do get around :) i think i try one new restaurant a year... i so very often go to where i always go!
and kotak, i wan tomyam too...
kOtAk: I also miss the tom yum kung...:)~~
Dan: I'm eating the same food during weekdays mah. Weekends must go explore and find new food to satisfy our tummy :P
Those photos are fabulously shot. Love the angle and perspective.