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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Tigerlily @ Melawati Mall

Tigerlily @ Melawati Mall

October 9, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

If you are a big fans of Thai food, assured yourself here! Tiger Lily is our recent venture where we had a great meal here recently. This round, we sampled a variety of the Thai Dishes that is a MUST to go for when you are there. Tigerlily specialise in serving Thai food that’s made out of love, true passion, and definitely tackles Thai Crowd-pleasers in cherry contemporary setting.
And Tigerlily named after  their lady boss, Mei Ling dad’s horoscope that happens to be a tier and her mom’s love for lilies. And here, Mei Ling has the strength of the dad and the creativity of her mum and the theme is brilliant and one of the kind in KL. And in here, Tigerlily is both modern and elegantly designed, with much of its interior flaunting light wood furniture, pastel coloured walls and bar chairs.
Some of the items that was being served for the day is of course the Lemongrass Satay Chicken (RM 10.90). The Lemongrass Chicken Satay was simply well made with the aromatic taste. Awesome and addictively good!
Pad Thai (RM 9.90) was another good one as well. The dish was well prepared and it was beautifully done. The pad thai was good; well stir fried and full with the wok hei in it. Such an indulgence.
The Steam Siakap (RM 17.90) did not disappoint us too where  they were served in cuts and in the lemongrass clay-pot. Nice and good with the light spicy hint.
Don’t miss out some of the signature desserts here. Enjoy the Banana Fritters (RM 12.90)  and the signature Thai Ruby (RM 7) here.
For more information on Tigerlily, checkout below:
100.1, L3 Jalan Sabah, Taman Melawati,
53100 Ampang, Selangor
Business hour: 10am – 10pm daily
Phone: +60 3-4161 4791
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tigerlilythairestaurant/
GPS: 3.21066,101.7484403

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: #DineInMelawatiMall

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