Sunday, May 9th, 2010
Tamarind Hill thai/burmese cuisine
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This is my food review of Tamarind Hill, a magical restaurant set on a hill featuring Thai & Burmese food and chic ambiance for lovebirds. Located at Bukit Nanas, KL.

Tamarind Hill Contemporary Thai & Burmese
Phone: 03.2148.3200
Address: 19 Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur
Email: tamarindhill@samadhi.com.my

Here’s a summary of our experience. We were amazed by the entrance, complete with a long stone staircase winding and leading to the entrance among a sea of candles and a blue-lit river. We snapped at least a couple of pictures before entering. We were enamored by the texture, lighting, and ambiance of the place. It’s nice to have someone take care of the details for one night as you enjoy the service and splendid atmosphere of a complete getaway restaurant.

We started off the feast with the best Tom Yum soup we have ever tasted. The chicken inside the soup was grilled – high quality stuff. The fresh tomatoes in it were just the right size, not oversized.

For our first entrée, we ordered the Thai grilled chicken, a dish prepared with cherry tomatoes and grilled capsicum. I thought the dish was OK – nothing too special. What really boiled our appetite was the aromatic kefir lime rice which descended on the table with an attitude of its own. This was met warmly with an applause from our mouth-watered tastebuds.

Our entrée numero dos was basically stir fry beef and it was really good to say the least; the meat was soft and the asparagus accompanying it made for a great combo – classic, nothing exquisitely unique. Lastly, the tamarind was tangy, not too sweet, and delicious just the way I like it.

Overall rating:
★★★★½

And here’s the breakdown…
★★★★★ Ambiance
★★★★☆ Service
★★★★★ Food Quality
★★★☆☆ Food Creativity
★★★★☆ Price-to-Quality

On the ambiance, the lighting was subtle and bedazzling. The music they were playing didn’t really fit with the Thai theme but it was nice – some tunes from Thievery Corporation and yeah, I shazammed a couple of hits.

In summary, one of my favorite Thai restaurants abroad. Although not entirely unique, this place is simply awesome, the service super friendly, and the ambiance and food to die for. I’m definitely coming back next time I’m in KL but next time I’ll be bringing my whole family to enjoy this wonderful new place.

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