Phat Eatery - Menu

We shared all the dishes and found the meal quite enjoyable. We started with Roti, an Indian flatbread accompanied by a delicious curry chicken dip. We also tri... read more We shared all the dishes and found the meal quite enjoyable. We started with Roti, an Indian flatbread accompanied by a delicious curry chicken dip. We also tried the Kerabu Prawns, which featured large skewered prawns with pickled papaya, mango, peanuts, and toasted sesame. Although it was advertised as having a light spicy sauce, we found it lacked any significant heat. The Salt and Pepper Calamari were crisp, flavorful, and slightly crunchy—absolutely delicious! The Mango Chicken was a standout dish, featuring fresh mango, bell peppers, and onions in a light sauce that hinted at spice. The Beef Rendang, made with shank and served in a coconut curry with chunks of potato, reminded us of Hungarian Goulash but with the addition of coconut. Our final dish was the Beef Hor Fun, which was savory but less memorable than the others. To accompany our meals, we enjoyed stir-fried organic green beans and stir-fried snow pea tips, both of which were delightful. Overall, it was a pleasant family dinner with tasty food and generous portions. However, the red peppers on the menu that suggest spicy dishes didn't quite match the flavor profile of the meals we had.

The food here is pretty good! Just wish most entrees weren’t $20 or more. But the roti canai and malay ho fun are both very tasty! Our server was a bit hard to... read more The food here is pretty good! Just wish most entrees weren’t $20 or more. But the roti canai and malay ho fun are both very tasty! Our server was a bit hard to hear inside the restaurant.Food: 4/5