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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT @ BANGSAR VILLAGE

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT @ BANGSAR VILLAGE

July 15, 2014 by StrawberrY Gal

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT

– The Front View Of The Restaurant-

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– The Inside View Of The Restaurant-

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
Absolute Thai Hot Pot which is recently open brings you with the different temptations of Thai Cuisine. Famed for its tomyam; Absolute Thai had expend themselves with the new brand name – Absolute Thai Hot Pot which cater for spicy hot pot lovers. Being a big fans of hotpot; it is for sure to go for some kick of spiciness here.
ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT

– The Seafood Set-

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT

– The Noodles-

 

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT

Started with the Seafood Set (RM 85.90); the hotpot set comes with the fresh ingridients where they are fresh catch from the tank and served upon order. As so; you will be assured of the freshness of your food. Here you go with the serving of the hearty scrumptious seafood temptations where the set comes with fresh squids, tiger prawns, mussels, red snapper, clams, Thai seafood balls, seafood seaweed rolls, green noodles, fresh bean curds, eggs, and also fresh vegetable platter. The scrumptious temptations comes with the the set ingredients which can served up to 4 pax. Served together with 2 choices of soup options, we had the chicken soup (good enough for those who would like to have some non-spicy temptations while kick of spiciness with the Spicy White Tomyam Soup.
ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
Served with their lovely sauce- Absolte Thai Sauce, Suki Sauce, or their Seafood Sauce.

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
You can have some additional topup with other ala-carte ingridients of your choices where they have the Absolute Thai Special Seafood Balls (RM 9.90) that give you the bouncy temptations.

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT

Not to forget; the chef’s signature – Absolute Thai Paste (RM 12.90) comes to our favorite with the awesome creamy touch of the fish paste and it brings us with the juicy temptations.
ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT

For those who are looking for some thai noodles. Pad Thai being one of my favorite here where their pad thai is served with delicious and scrumptious ingredients. The stir fried thai flat rice noodles are being served with the crab, bean sprouts and also egg together with it. Accompanied with the ground peanuts and chilly flakes; it is so perfect that the mix had give a good big thumbs up.

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
Not only the thai noodles; their Sizzling Time Omellete with their fresh crab meat (RM 25.90). Their omelette had made to Grace’s favorites of the night as both the crab meat and egg is her favorites of all. The sizzling style with the egg does not burn the egg taste but it leave us with the slight char-grilled taste.
ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
Instead of having the steamed siakap with chilies, garlic and lime sauce; they had made a twist with it by using the squid inside. The squid is well clean and it is then being steam with their savory and spicy sauce that brings up the overwhelming spiciness in it.I love the juicy and the sourish blend from the sauce itself bringing us a overwhelming spiciness in it
ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
We also had the Stir fried fresh mud crab (RM 55.90) where the fresh mud crab is being stir fried till perfectionist leaving the creamy blend of appetizing blend. It so good that we uses our hand to enjoy the mud crab. Finger lickering good !

ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
After a good heavy meals; it would be nice to end our meal with some desserts. One of a MUST to order in the dessert platter is of course the Thab Thim Krob (RM 12.90). The thab thim krob served with generous amount of red ruby water chestnut as well as jackfruit which is being served in iced coconut base.
ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
We also get to enjoy the coconut ice cream with the topped of the roasted peanuts which is as good as it is. The portion was pretty generous with the distinctive coconut taste with it. Yummz.
ABSOLUTE THAI HOT POT
End with some of their signature drink- Thai Ice Tea.

The restaurant has a seating capacity of 136 diners with 3 VIP 10-seater dining rooms available.

Open from Monday to Sunday, from 12.00pm till 10:00 pm, Absolute Thai Hot Pot is located at G22, Ground Floor, Bangsar Village 1, No.1, Jalan Telawi Satu, Bangsar Baru, 59100 Kuala Lumpur. For more information or reservation enquiries, please call 03 – 2202 3708.

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

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