Thai Festival at Summit USJ
Summit USJ, Subang Jaya
Jason's verdict
- Stops
- 1
- Dishes
- 2
- Visits
- 1
The verdict
GreatJason rates the oyster omelette as the standout at this Thai festival, soft and savoury with fresh oysters. The boat noodles are authentically Bangkok-like but pricey. Cheaper than other Thai festivals, with a mix of halal and non-halal stalls.
Highlights
- Price: Oyster omelette RM15, boat noodles RM18, cheap parking
- Taste: Fluffy savoury omelette, fresh oysters, brothy authentic boat noodles
- Ambiance: Plenty of tables, not crowded, live singer
- Other: Festival runs until 13 August, some non-halal stalls
Dishes tried
- Oyster omeletteScore 8.5 out of 10
soft fluffy savoury, fresh oysters, RM15
- Boat noodlesScore 8.4 out of 10
authentic Bangkok-style, al dente, pricey at RM18
Full transcript176 words
There's two dishes I really like in this week's Thai festival at Summit USJ. First is this oyster omelette for 15 ringgit, mahan namam pui but once you put it in your mouth you don't want to put it back out that does not make any sense. The omelette is soft and fluffy savoury without being overly salty and the oyster is fresh as 8.5. Second dish is this boat noodle for 18 ringgit yes very expensive but also it tastes deliciously authentic reminds me of the one I ordered back in Bangkok. This was the most al dente boat noodles I've tried soup was th i double c it was so brothy and well infused with the meat price held it back a bit 8.4. For us that was the two most standout dishes but other than that they do have your usual bugs you can try, your typical variety of skewers, place is more compared to other Thai festivals, got a few non-halal stalls but the rest of it is in a non-halal zone.
RM33-40 · Oyster omelette