Did you know that there’s a new Thai restaurant at Jalan Tun H.S. Lee? Thai Chili’s is a new Thai restaurant serving Thai food by Thai chefs. So if you are looking for real authentic Thai food in Kuala Lumpur, this is the place to be.
There are many dishes on the menu. All reasonably priced considering that this Thai restaurant is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. This is Thai Chili’s Tom Yum Seafood at RM 18.90. It consists of a mix of prawns, squids and fish slices. If you are concerned about the spiciness of each dish, don’t worry about it. Because here at Thai Chili’s, you’ll get to adjust the spiciness level of each dish according to what suits you best.
This is Steamed Seabass Fish with Lime and Chilis at RM44.90. The flavor is spot on. It is a great combination of sweet, sour and spicy flavors. It is so good that I can have this everyday.
Sauteed Beef with Cashew Nuts at RM 15.90 was cooked with prime beef cuts. It looks like it was cooked “kung pow” style but it doesn’t taste like it. In fact it taste like the Malay dish – Paprik.
We also had Thai Chili’s Red Peanut Curry with Prawns at RM12.90. I personally love this dish a lot. It was rich and creamy. It was sweet and a little spicy. A great Thai curry with lots of ingredients.
Pandan Chicken at RM14.90 comes with 5 pieces of very flavorful and tender chicken thighs wrapped with pandan leaves. Some adjustment needed for this dish as the taste of garlic is overpowering this whole dish.
Mango Sticky Rice – a staple dessert in the Thai menu. It was sweet and “flooded” with coconut milk.
There are two seating areas available here – outdoor and indoor. These are some of the pictures taken indoor.
For your information, GST and service charge are not charge here. Every price you see on the menu is the exact amount you are paying.
Thai Chili’s (opposite Reggae Bar)
131-133, Jalan Tun H.S.Lee,
50000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2022 0994
Business hours: 11am to 12am
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