Kopitiam Long Shu Siah Breakfast
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Thai
Opting for a home delivery option often tests how well a kitchen’s flavors survive the journey, and ordering from Thai Bites Mookata & Thai Food in Bandar Puteri Puchong turned out to be a pleasant meal. The kitchen assembled a fiery but tasty dinner spread that easily satisfied our group of five, proving that their traditional culinary execution translated well into a casual home setting.

Their food offered plenty of bold, authentic flavor profiles. The e-san sausage was very tasty, packed with a wonderful herb-forward depth, though the physical portion felt small for the group.

For the cold appetizers, the kerabu chicken feet excelled in tanginess, delivering a beautifully sharp, refreshing acidity that cut through the heavier dishes.

The broccoli and prawn pairing was also really tasty; despite a slight mishap where some of the savory sauce drained out because the packaging broke in transit, the ingredients themselves retained an excellent baseline flavor.
The Steam White Clạm with Ginger and Garlic was the best dish. The clams were superior in size and taste. We almost wanted to cook noodles in the broth of the dish but held back from over-indulging.
To round out the feast, both the tomyam soup and the minced basil pork were more than competent, bringing a solid, fiery kick that stayed true to traditional Thai heat levels.

Thai Basil Minced Pork: RM28.90
Stir Fried Broccoli Prawn: RM32.90
Esan Sausage: RM18.90
Tom Yurn Cleary Soup Chicken: RM27.90
Yum Chicken Feet: RM24.90
Steam White Clạim with Ginger and Garlic: 35.90
Total: RM167.40
Average per pax: RM33.48 (5 pax)
MVX Score: 7.2/10
M – Meal Value
At an average of just over RM33 per head for a five-person meal, the investment represented excellent economic value. The authentic seasoning across the specialized dishes easily justified the cost, even with the slightly downsized sausage portions.
Score: 7.5/10
V – Vroomness of Delivery
As a delivery experience, the kitchen prepared and dispatched the dishes relatively quickly to maintain their heat. However the broken container for the broccoli did affect the score.
Score: 6.5/10
X – X-Factor
The X-factor was the excellent clams. Overall the dishes were all good.
Score: 7.5/10
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Opens Daily
04:00 pm to 02:00 am
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