Robust Thai fare with Chef Thikitorn at Big Apple Restaurant


At Big Apple Restaurant, Berjaya Times Square Hotel, Chef Thitikorn Chenwitchu boasts 24 years of experience in the culinary industry to create robust and authentic Thai fare that is truly mouth-watering.

A traditional favourite among the Thais, mieng kam is a dish of wild betel leaves, folded and stuffed with coconut shavings, shallots, ginger, garlic, chilli, roasted peanuts and lime. This dish is served on a daily basis and is a popular starter in most Thai restaurants.

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