My Passion, My Life v2.0

Many floggers have blogged about this restaurant. Now, it’s my turn to give my 2 cents for this highly rated and popular Thai cuisine restaurant in Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya. As you guys always notice, myself and my the other half are always hunting for new-cheap-delicious eateries all over the place and so happen when we found out about this place.

A meal for two, you usually can’t find a lot of variety for sure. Yet, one or two main dishes could normally conclude whether it is worth visiting the restaurant. For more info about this restaurant, surf their very own restaurant’s website here.

How bad can a restaurant turn to be, when even floggers have organized a food gathering there! Barring away all extreme mishap, it is very unlikely that this restaurant could be disastrous in terms of food quality and price.

So near to my uni, it has always been a good place to eat except the fact that it is a little bit pricey for students. But believe it or not, the food definitely deserves some positive remarks from me, food wise and also ambience wise.

Well, overall the place is very cozy and yet gotta cool ambience. If you get there early, you’ll get the chance to camwhore and snap all the nice decor of the whole place. Too bad, when I was there, the place was already crowded, except for this side section.

Food? Let the pictures do the talking. Please note that the food below are for 2 pax only.

Mango Mojito… RM4.50

Mango + Lychee Smoothie RM6.50… Unfortunately the mango flavour “dominated” the lychee already.

Thai Salad - Yum Mamuang Talay. Also the layman’s term is Kerabu Mango… Yeah, we are mango lovers! Green mango, prawns and squid are good combos!

 myElephant Tom Yam Seafood - Super Spicy… Yea, certified spicy! It tastes perfect, simply because it is loaded with handful of aromatic Thai herbs!

 This is how it looks for a dinner of 2 pax. You do notice that the extra dish - myElephant Special Deep Fried Chicken (Gai Tod Gratiam Prik Thai). One of the best dish as it comes with kaffir lime leave, garlic and Thai peppercone between the chicken strips.

The dinner is served with Jasmine Rice (Hom Malee) + Brown Rice. Kinda first time for me to actually experience Jasmine rice with Thai food… Well, overall verdict? Simple… I don’t mind visiting here again.

 Get what I mean?

My Elephant Thai Restaurant
Block C-G4, Happy Mansion,
Jalan 17/13, Section 17,
46400 Petaling Jaya.
Tel: 012-328 5028 or 019-360 8911
Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sundays - 12pm to 2.30pm,
6pm to 10pm (except for Sunday lunch)

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