Soi 55 Thai Kitchen - Damansara Perdana — Restaurant in Petaling Jaya

THIS RESTAURANT IS SO UNDERRATED!

Second time to dine-in here (2 pax). Once for lunch and this time for early dinner. The staffs here are super friendly and helpful. Saw a group of family came in with a kid and one of the staffs brought a baby chair without the guest asking for it.

The ambience here is great. They'll play Thai songs (I think) and it smelled of lemongrass in here. The AC makes it quite cold.

Both of the time I came there wasn't many people. It wasn't packed full. Maybe it was our luck that when we came there was nobody else except for a group of family that's already eating. So we ordered our food and it came at around 15-20 minutes. It was pretty fast and all the food came out all at once, still hot.

We had their green curry chicken which contained some terung pipit, normal aubergine, chicken strips (boneless) and long beans. The first time we had their red ruby I remembered it doesnt have the 'blue' red ruby but this time maybe they improvised the appearance. The portion is big and there's a lot of rubies in there I had their pad thai before and it was delicious. The noodles are perfectly chewy, not overcooked. The shrimps are fresh. It's just a bit on the sweet side but maybe that's how the authentic one taste like? Idk. But sedap.

Nothing to complain at all. Definitely will come again whenever I crave...

We visited this restaurant twice using the Eatigo app, enjoying a 50% discount each time. It’s definitely a great value for money!

Must-try dishes: • Mango Sticky Rice: This is a standout! The fresh and fragrant coconut milk, two-colored sticky rice, and sweet, juicy mango make for a perfect combination. It was so delicious that after trying one, we ordered two more servings. • Ruby Dessert: Beautifully presented and equally tasty. • Fruit Platter: A visual treat with fruits cut into different shapes, making it both refreshing and appealing.

Other dishes we liked: • Steamed Fish: The fish was good, though the lime soup was a bit too sweet for our taste. A little less sugar would make it perfect. • Pad Thai: While it doesn’t fully match the authentic Thailand style, it’s still delicious and worth a try. • Fried Kailan, Mama Mee, and Som Tum: All prepared well and satisfying.

This is a Muslim-friendly restaurant that even provides a Surau for prayer, which is a thoughtful touch.

Overall, we were very satisfied with the food, ambiance, and service. Highly recommended, especially with the...

The restaurant offers a pleasant atmosphere, and the food is presented attractively.

Ordered Dishes: Fried Chicken Wrapped in Pandan Leaves (RM 22) Pat Kra Pao Chicken Spring Roll (RM 11) Thai Green Papaya Som Tum (RM 15) Pineapple Fried Rice (RM 23)

Beverages and Desserts: Thai Mild Tea (RM 7) Mango Sticky Rice (RM 15) Red Ruby (RM 8)

Additional Charges : 10% service charge 6% tax

Food: Pat Kra Pao Chicken Spring Roll stood out as the best. The presentation was appealing, the spring roll skin was hot and crispy on the outside, and the spiced, savory chicken filling was very appetizing.

Dessert: While the desserts had a lovely presentation, the use of packaged coconut cream, rather than fresh, resulted in an artificial flavor and diminished the overall quality.

The remaining dishes and drinks were of...