Everyday Food I Love

This new Thai restaurant opened 6 months ago at Plaza Manjalara, owned by a Malaysian with a Thai wife, serves good Thai food, Mookata and steamboat. Mookata is a Thai barbecue steamboat originated from Northern Thailand, ‘Mookata’ loosely translates from Thai meaning ‘pork’ and ‘skillet’. Interesting way to eat Mookata, pork lard is used to grease the metal skillet, which you then use to grill the meats. The surface eventually gets really charred though. Clear pork bone soup is poured into the moat surrounding the skillet. Traditional Mookata in Thailand just use plain water, but the version in Malaysia has been tweaked to use broth. The light clear soup allows the broth to easily take up the essences of the grilled meat juice that flow down, mixed well with the boiled vegetables in the broth to create a flavourful and rich taste in the soup.

SOI 19 is located at the strategic location which can be easily found if you're heading from Old Klang Road or Kuchai Lama, serving the best Moo Kata and Jim Jom in Kuala Lumpur. This mouthwatering Thai Mookata, best seated outdoor it gives you a more cooling dining experience. It will definitely suit your savory taste bud, there were also few kinds of authentic Thai sauces to complement.