Kampong Kata Hill Thai & Seafood Restaurant

The food tasted really good, particularly if you can handle spice! My friend enjoyed her shrimp with noodles and my wife the amazing tom kha gai (very creamy), good potato salad and fried rice. My chicken tom yum was pretty good and beef red curry a very good flavour that left my mouth on absolute fire (I can handle spice well, but it also may not bother some people). The atmosphere was amazing with the friendly staff, very detailed decor inside and leading up to both entrances of the building and the relaxing Chinese music was very peaceful making us want to sit and enjoy the restaurant for longer. There were just a few things affecting my rating. I ordered a Singh beer off the menu and they only had Chang. I asked for something milk based to help with the spice and they recommended an apple shake which I assumed must be made with milk, but it was just a bit of juice in a lot of ice and didn’t help at all. The server brought out the wrong soup to start, but they replaced it quickly without an issue. My rice was much too small for the curry so a lot of that hot curry sauce went uneaten. It was also quite an expensive place to eat and we were really only paying that for the atmosphere, so if you don’t care about atmosphere, it’s probably not your place. But the food was good, the atmosphere great and the staff friendly, so plenty of food there too!

Beautiful authentic interior, large restaurant. Food - some dishes more successful, some less so. Soup portions are S, M and L. S is a regular portion like everywhere else. The others are doubled.

The food we received was of very poor quality The salad and chicken curry both had old potatoes clear by their off color smell and taste We also ordered fresh coconut which also exhibited signs of being stored for a long period of time and certainly was not fresh Service was equally poor! Our bill had items we had not ordered and when corrected the staff provided our change in many small 1 BAHT coins In overall conclusion AVOID this restaurant

What an absolute gem. Meticulously maintained with loads of Thai and religious decor. Very clean establishment with a rich history. The staff take pride in their tasks while serving you, this results in excellent service. The food is spot on that what is shown on menu and cooked perfectly to Thai quizzine standard. Should you regard yourself a a bit on a connoisseur make time and spend it here. Wonderful ambiance, excellent service, delectable food, we will definitely return.

Great restaurant, very well decorated. Has a nice overall vibe. The food is delicious and the service is good as well. The reason for the one missing star is that our cocktails were undrinkable - there were way too much alcohol in them. You could sure get a cheap buzz from their drinks.

The pictures on the reviews here looks better than they actually tasted. Felt the reviews were overrated after trying the food. I’m the only Asian here, and after tasting I could understand why. It’s not really authentic Thai food. It’s catered to foreigners taste (especially lots of Russian here). Pad Thai was too sweet. Papaya salad was too salty. Nothing to wow on crab spring rolls. The service was excellent tho, but food wise, I wouldn’t come again.

Absolutely lovely … beautiful atmosphere, all staff were excellent (couldn’t do enough for you). Inexpensive mojitos of all flavours as the cocktail of the day. Good was presently nicely and very delicious!

Went here because reviews seemed pretty good, but overall I feel like it's overrated. The service is mostly great, but at times slightly awkward (not sure if some staff was in training). The food is not as good as it looks in the photos, we've had much better authentic Thai food from little food stalls delivered by GRAB food. Thought to try the crab spring rolls, but they were underwhelming, the papaya salad was unusually too salty, the pad Thai was too sweet and almost no taste. Only the whole steamed fish was good quality fresh fish. And 100baht for a young coconut, that's crazy expensive. We can get two better Thai young coconuts for that price in Singapore! It's also at the top of a small hill, so the hike isn't the most practical if you have a baby stroller.