Tatler Dining Malaysia

Tamarind Springs

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WHY GO

Experience a calm, zen-like ambiance with warm lighting and Buddha-themed statues as you savour exquisite IndoChines­e cuisine.

WHAT TO ORDER

Start the meal with Laotian grilled beef and lemongrass salad, a very spicy but tasty dish with generous portioning. The slight sting from the fish sauce enhances the flavours of the tender beef, onions and lemongrass. Highly recommende­d if you like spicy food.

The Phnom Penh style Wagyu beef loc lak with lime and black pepper is a slightly zesty and peppery beef dish that goes very well with rice. It is a tasty offering that pairs well with the stir-fried spinach and garlic dish, with the vegetables providing a garlicky crunch to complement the sumptuous beef dish.

The crispy deep-fried jungle ferns, a platter made up of eggplant mushroom and ladies fingers, is also delightful­ly crunchy and tasty. With an accompanyi­ng special green sauce, this delicious offering is enhanced.

The crispy deep-fried soft shell crab in Tamarind Spring’s spicy sauce is also highly recommende­d, a perfectly fried tasty shellfish in an equally appetising sauce that pairs well with the other dishes.

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