Two KL Restaurants Certified ‘Authentic’ by Spanish Government
July 5th, 2022
Thai-born Anne Kanyapat helms this new casual venue that seeks to reflect the full-on flavours of her northeastern heritage.
Specialities include an aromatic house-made pork sausage (RM15) and classic Isan green papaya salad with fish sauce (RM12). If you’re a fan of traditional braised pork leg, this is worthwhile – tender and fatty, with light, pleasing herbal nuances (RM35).
The menu is extensive, comprising some 80 recipes, from stir-fries like preserved eggs with minced pork and holy basil (RM25; rather on the greasy side) to curries like panang pork (RM25; a bit more fiery than expected – The Krua isn’t scared of spices).
Set meals are available too; a steamed rice platter with some catfish and egg, plus a butterfly pea flower beverage, costs RM15.
Warm, satisfying desserts include a lovely, creamy-soft pumpkin wedge with a smooth centre of coconut milk and egg custard (RM8) & taro balls with young coconut in coconut cream (RM8). All in all, there’s potential for The Krua to be a destination for fans of fuss-free Thai authenticity.
The Krua
14, Jalan 19/36, Section 19, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Same row as Mungo Jerry.
Daily, 10am-10pm.
Tel: 012-303-5679
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Hey Sean … Thanks for gracing our KruA and for the great comments you made about our restaurant. Please do come again and The KruaMaster will cook you something spectacular that’s not in our menu
Serene Yap this the one you referring to? Sounds pricey for thai food.