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2013-12-28
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After knowing that the Mediacorp's well-loved artist, Pornsak, has a restaurant name Porn's, I had it added to my food-to-eat list. Porn's is conveniently located in Starvista which is about 5 minutes walk from the MRT station. Porn's interior gave me a surprise. Instead of decorating the place with traditional Thai decors, its walls were spatted with nicely done graffiti, pack full of energy which makes the place young and vibrant.What I like best was porn's mascot, a sexy cartoon elephant's b
Porn's interior gave me a surprise. Instead of decorating the place with traditional Thai decors, its walls were spatted with nicely done graffiti, pack full of energy which makes the place young and vibrant.
What I like best was porn's mascot, a sexy cartoon elephant's butt which gave a good illustration to its "Sexy.Thai.Food" business line.
Porn's plates and serviettes were all printed with its mascot.
Even the cover of its menu was written in a hippy manner.
We had their homemade Thai Longan Tea and Lemongrass Drink as our thirst quencher for a start. They were cooling with fine ice occupying half the glass with the not-so-sweet taste. However, I would prefer a intense flavour from both the Longan and Lemongrass as they tasted abit blend to me.Cost: $3.90 and $4.50 respectively.
Stir-fried pork with garlic was a homely style dish for the night. It was prepared with sweet black gravy and the pieces of pork was tender which I felt was a little artificial when chewed. Cost: $8.50
This time round, we did not stick to our usual Thai Pineapple Fried Rice and instead we had its Thai Shrimp Paste Rice. This Thai classic fried rice was the chef recommendation. Flavoured with shrimp paste, ingredients like green mango, chill, shallots and shrimps were neatly placed around the rice. Cost: $9.90
These de-boned chicken wings come in a basket of 3. Stuffed with generous fillings of chicken, japanese black fungus and vegetables. Having such stuffed Chicken Wings before, I would comment that theirs was nothing spectacular. Cost: $8.90
To sum up, we had spend a total of $42 for 2 pax including the taxes (Service and GST). The food there was standard fare for all Thai Restaurant, there is no one signature dishes that could really stand out. Over we find there were nothing really sexy about the restaurant. Post
