BANGKOK PINTHO CAFE @ Menara PjH waterfront — Restaurant in Putrajaya

Solid Thai restaurant, but quite expensive for the small portions. We ordered the nasi seafood tom yum with omelet upgrade, chicken pad ka prow, somtam, beef baby soup, kangkung garlic, ulam & sambal belacan and pulut mangga. Very tasty tom yam, but very tiny portion and lacking veggies. Good accompanied with tasty omelet and rice. Unfortunately ulam & sambal belacan very disappointing. They gave steamed broccoli and carrot instead of expected ulam kampung. Sambal was not spicy enough, quite runny and overpowered by belacan. Somtam had quite good flavor but chili not evenly distributed and missing supporting ingredients like kacang panjang and tomato. The chicken pad ka praw made spicy on request was very tasty & more-ish. Kangkung was fresh and tasty, if not slightly too much msg. Pulut mangga very tasty, highly recommended. Drinks expensive and biasa2 je, as usual kurang manis still very manis. Service quite fast & friendly, as we arrived before peak lunch hour. The ambience is nice because of the lake view, but less nice because of the ghost town feel of menara PJH. However the throng of govt employees coming for lunch makes the place more lively. Looking forward to returning and trying...

Thai food is good here, you must try the pad thai. If you dont wat spicy, ask for less spicy ya. Everyone is confused on how to get there, let me tell you how.

Set Zenith hotel in you maps/waze. Before you reach Zenith hotel entrance, there is a roundabout (PIC 1)

Go by the roundabot, you will see PJH signboard (PIC 2). Do not turn left here, go straight ahead.

You will find another left turn (PIC 3). There is high probability that you missed this left, as it does not look like a basement parking lot. (The distance between PJH signboard and this left, is around 50-70m only.)

Parking is RM 3.00 per entrance. Pay by debit card/credit card. A staff will carry the payment machine for you to tap on it for payment. Go to B3.

Go in to the glass door, ang walk until end of the building (PIC 4). The shop will be on your...

Finding this restaurant can be a bit confusing at first. To get there, park your car in the parking lot, then take the stairs to go downstairs.

The place itself is simple—just a normal restaurant with no fancy décor. The food was decent, but the prices are on the higher side.

That said, I recommend trying the Sticky Coconut Mango and the Tom Yum Bihun Beef—both were delicious and stood out from the rest.

Overall, it’s worth a visit if you’re nearby and looking for...