Bon Appétit

[asthio88]

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Thanks

Bro can share the address of the zi bao ji hehehe

It is located in Taman Sentosa, the row of shop houses (with many pharmacies) right opposite the Store. iirc it's Jalan Sutera Satu, 2nd unit from the left end (let me check the unit number). The corner unit is also selling zhi bao ji (I believed they are the original shop who started selling this dish first) but to us, it lacks in both taste and service.

Other dishes we usually ordered: Nan Lu Zha Rou (deep fried pork), oats prawn, Thai style deep fried fish, ginger/spring onion wild boar meat, calamari rings, sweet potato leaf, sambal petai.

Happy feasting!

Note: It's at no. 3 & 5 Jalan Sutera Satu

 

[asthio88]

Nan Lu Zha Rou (Deep fried pork in nan lu sauce):

Di Huang Miao (Stir fried emperor spinach):

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[asthio88]

Sharing some of my family favorite Thai dishes, these are taken from a restaurant in Geylang...


Mixed seafood Tom Yam:

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[asthio88]

Prawn Tom Yam:

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[asthio88]

BBQ Pork:

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[asthio88]

Thai Dry Curry Chicken:

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[metranquility]

Nice ! may I know which lens/camera do you shoot with ?

 

[sinbad]

where abt to get this chicken near causeway ?

 

[asthio88]

Nice ! may I know which lens/camera do you shoot with ?

Thanks These were taken with Sony A550 & Sigma 17-50 f2.8.

where abt to get this chicken near causeway ?

Hi.. The paper-wrapped baked chicken? It's in Taman Sentosa, Johor. Addy is No. 3 & 5 Jalan Sutera Satu.

 

[asthio88]

Thai Fried Tung Hoon (vermicelli/glass noodles):

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[asthio88]

Our all time favorite and a must have dish, Thai Green Curry:

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[asthio88]

Mango Salad:

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[Janetleeyj]

Serious cannot view your post too often, every time I see always make me hungry and eat more. Like that grow sideway very easy wor
This one also Thai food? Where is the shop?

BBQ Pork:

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[asthio88]

Deep Fried Thai Prawn Cakes...

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[asthio88]

Phat/Pad Thai...

This is one of Thailand's 'national dish' and my family favorite too, Phat Thai or Pad Thai. Similar to local char kway teow, it's stir-fried rice noodles but Thai version has a lot more ingredients (eggs, shrimp, chicken, red chilli pepper, bean sprouts, tofu, fish sauce, tamarind juice and garnished with crushed peanuts, lime, spring onion/chives and coriander).

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[asthio88]

Had this dish, Fried Fish in Pineapple Sauce Rice set in of the hongkong style restaurant in Bugis. The fish was tender and the sweet & sour pineapple sauce brought out the taste well, what I love most was the deep fried vege.

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[blueskye168]

Phat/Pad Thai...

This is one of Thailand's 'national dish' and my family favorite too, Phat Thai or Pad Thai. Similar to local char kway teow, it's stir-fried rice noodles but Thai version has a lot more ingredients (eggs, shrimp, chicken, red chilli pepper, bean sprouts, tofu, fish sauce, tamarind juice and garnished with crushed peanuts, lime, spring onion/chives and coriander).

Thanks for viewing & have a nice weekend

Hopefully:think:this taste good as it looks kind of tasty...cos feel like giving it a try too but not:dunno:know where can I taste this in SG, don't mind telling me...hehe...Thanks in advance

 

[asthio88]

Hopefully:think:this taste good as it looks kind of tasty...cos feel like giving it a try too but not:dunno:know where can I taste this in SG, don't mind telling me...hehe...Thanks in advance

I can only say it tastes ok and acceptable to us I mean it is not comparable to the authentic taste in Thailand but this is not too sweet and acidid which we like, at the same time maintaining the fragrant and spiciness. The restaurant is called Diandin Leluk & is located along Geylang main road, round the corner near Lor 7. I believe they have many outlets and some conveniently located in major shopping centers but this particular outlet is manned and cooked by native Thais.

Personally, the best Pad Thai I had was in Chip Bee Garden (off Holland Road, along Jln Merah Saga), iirc the name ws Mai Thai. I am not sure whether they are still there though.

 

[blueskye168]

I can only say it tastes ok and acceptable to us I mean it is not comparable to the authentic taste in Thailand but this is not too sweet and acidid which we like, at the same time maintaining the fragrant and spiciness. The restaurant is called Diandin Leluk & is located along Geylang main road, round the corner near Lor 7. I believe they have many outlets and some conveniently located in major shopping centers but this particular outlet is manned and cooked by native Thais.

Personally, the best Pad Thai I had was in Chip Bee Garden (off Holland Road, along Jln Merah Saga), iirc the name ws Mai Thai. I am not sure whether they are still there though.

Thanks asthio88...for providing the info...:thumbsup::cheers:

 

[asthio88]

Ham Roll in Thousand Island Sauce....

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