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Asian Terrace Restaurant – Thai and Vietnamese Food Under The Same Roof
May 13, 2009 by email2me · 26 Comments | [3,295 views]
I am a big fans of Thai Food! From my past post, you can see quite a number of Thai food reviews I have done. Do you feel that currently the trend of opening a good Thai Food restaurant mostly were near residential area? For example, My Elephant at SS17, Petaling Jaya and Bangkok Wasabe at Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara.
There are a new restaurant in town that caught my attention. “Asian Terrace serves authentic Thai & Vietnamese Cuisine with a semi-open concept surrounded with water features and greeneries!”
The restaurant is located in Solaris Mont Kiara, the new F&B township… strategically located in the up-market residential suburb of Mont Kiara. You will find its location resting quietly away from the bustling street of Soho KL…
Right opposite SOHO KL
Featuring a contemporary interior design, the restaurant feels like we are in the middle of a spa. There are a wall with running water and also a big mirror.
All the furnitures and decorations used here were mostly made from dark wood. Dim lighting environment with rattan lamp shades and slow music make you feel so relax dining here.
This place is good for business dinner and then environment were just perfect to have some casual discussion while having a booze after the meal. The bar serves an extensive range of beverages inclusive of wines, cocktails, premium spirits and liqueurs. Wine lovers can enjoy a carefully selected wine list which features some popular and well known brands.
Table setup
Semi Open Air Setup
This looks Balinese to me …..
Cute elephant deco ….. Elephant deco is common in Thai Restaurants
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Yes, indeed from the pictures it tells.
email2me Reply:
May 14th, 2009 at 9:38 am
The food as good as the picture shows.
Very nice combination of cuisines from two countries that are well known for their usage of spices and herbs.
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email2me Reply:
May 14th, 2009 at 9:40 am
Their dish all were pretty healthy too
seldom seen duck dishes in Thai restaurant…something new to me…
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email2me Reply:
May 14th, 2009 at 9:40 am
Thai is famous for that ….. just that in Malaysia, seldom people sell
I like meng kam.. and tom yam… and mango kerabu… hehe.. definitely luv Thai food.. hehe
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email2me Reply:
May 14th, 2009 at 9:41 am
Welcome to the Thai Food Lover club
Beautiful pictures….. like always!!!
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email2me Reply:
May 14th, 2009 at 12:07 pm
Thanks for the compliments.
ahh.. so when are we goin to Bangkok Hse??
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email2me Reply:
May 14th, 2009 at 6:19 pm
Having a crack lips now. No spicy stuff allowed. lol
Shit oh Shit! you now got us hooked on Thai cuisine . . . . .hehehe now we know how to differential a genuine thai dishes and not. I like catfish and mango salad but refer a less sweet sauce, it is really unique! Siamese steam fish is so different compare to the local chinese ones . .. . the goodness of thai food!
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email2me Reply:
May 14th, 2009 at 6:19 pm
Thai foods are irresistible!
Thank you for introducing Asian Terrace Restaurant in Solaris Mont Kiara.
We’ve heard about the food and the cozy ambience from few of our friends! Well, place is small but heard the hospitality there is very impressive with the present of the owner!
We have booked a table this coming weekend. Let’s check it out!
email2me Reply:
May 15th, 2009 at 3:26 pm
Hi Juliana,
Thanks for reading foodpoi.com
Enjoy yourself
You can check out the catfish over there. Yummy and authentic!
And the Steamed Seabass Chili with lime….. Just like in Thailand. Dont forget the tab tium brob too as dessert OR Sticky warm mango rice. Bravo to the founder and chef…
email2me Reply:
May 21st, 2009 at 5:19 pm
I’ve taste most of the item you listed except the tub tim krob coz we’re too full to stuff in anymore.
We have both Thai and Vietnamse food all over the place here in Australia and I have eaten both and they are NOT that similar. SOME dishes are the same only because they are from the same Chinese influence origin (say, stir fried beef in garlic and pepper)
Have tried it….amazing…though place is pretty small but food, well….cant express more….should try it yourself. A suggestion, try the garoupa with Thai Chili Sauce, the river lobster dish..will defnitely go back.
email2me Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 10:57 am
Couldn’t agree more. That is really tasty and appetizing!
You guys should try out their new Chicken dish. Very impressive indeed. Its called Thai Yeuun Gai. Never see this one before in any restaurants in town! Something special for a Thai /Viet restaurant.
email2me Reply:
January 7th, 2010 at 12:23 pm
Yea … I heard this from Josephine (The person in charge) ….
That is marvellous….Saw your web and tried out the food in Asian Terrace restaurant last week. You should put the Thai Yeuun Gai in the web…Very impressive indeed.
The chicken is standing in front of you on the table.
At first a bit weird but we got to enjoy it slowly…with all the different sauce they served. And worth the price for such a big whole bird!!
The joy of the meal is everyone of us got a goo d time over there.
And they got good house speciaties drinks like Serai Halia, Pine fresh with Lemongrass touch….etc….. Thanks for the hospitality of the great staffs!!
email2me Reply:
April 21st, 2010 at 10:22 pm
I am eagerly to try that after so many people who gave good comment on it. Too bad I am engage with other invited reviews
Yes….quite interesting the Thai Standing Chicken ( Thai Yeuun Gai )….Especially the six different type of sauce. But you guys should try out the Garoupa Tamarind SAuce as well, Thai Seabass, and River Prawn in Spicy chiilli I think…can’t remember the full name of the dish…Worth the price…..and quite a cosy ambience…