Thai Thai Plaza Damas — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Food was not fit to be thai food, simply because the ingredients were different. Services of staff are good, the food however only suitable for people who likes salty or too sweet.

Note: Years ago the food was good when the first owner runs the place.

Edit on Feb 2024. New staffs are super friendly much better than the previous staffs amazingly. I was hoping the food to be improved but still the same thing :/ I just wish they improve the food.

The food are not anywhere near thai food to be honest, with that kind of prices prefer eat at Mookata Kepong.

I can only give 4 stars because the staffs super friendly and kept the place very neat and tidy.

Food - 1 Star Due to the price that does not taste like thai at all. Service - 5 Stars The staffs have wonderful smiles and attend to the order swiftly without hesitation. Atmosphere - 5 Stars It is so neat and tidy, very comfortable to sit at any tables...

Food was disappointing. Tom yum seafood we order basically had a few unfresh prawns and only a few pieces of odd-tasting squid in it and that was it. Extremely salty tom yum broth too. I don't know why the reviews keep mentioning it, cuz it's not worth a mention at all. Green curry (beef option) was not too bad and came with plenty of vegetables in it. Chicken thai fried rice was very normal and so was their papaya salad. Mediocre place for food, disappointing place for Thai food. There definitely are plenty of better places for Thai food around. Their staff was attentive and service was okay though.

I personally would not come back again unfortunately and won't recommend it if you're looking for good thai food to satisfy a craving for example. If you just want food to eat and don't care for taste or fanciness, by all means go ahead...

This was my first time dining here, drawn by the high ratings for this Thai restaurant. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t live up to expectations. The seafood tom yum soup was quite underwhelming, resembling standard “Kedai Tomyam” rather than a restaurant version. The fried squid was clearly made with frozen squid, and the batter was excessively thick, masking any flavor of the squid itself. The seafood omelette lacked the signature fluffiness and crispiness of a proper Thai-style omelette, coming across as flat and bland.

To top it off, the Thai tea was disappointing - diluted and lacking the rich, authentic flavor one would expect, especially at RM9, which felt overpriced for what was served. Overall, the meal fell short of the high standards suggested by the...