I was told that KomPassion is one of the must-try Thai restaurants in town, and that recommendation certainly piqued my interest.

Reservations are strongly recommended to avoid long queues, especially if you’re dining in a large group. Even though we visited on a weekday, we made a booking just to be safe.

For a table of ten, we ordered quite a variety of dishes, as the portions were relatively small. Among everything we tried, a few dishes truly stood out and left a lasting impression.

 The crunchy water spinach was surprisingly addictive. I know it sounds like a simple dish you can find almost anywhere, but this version was exceptionally good—crispy, flavorful, and perfect as a snack while waiting for the main dishes.

The smoked duck Thai red curry was unique and memorable. It’s rare to find a well-executed fusion of smoked duck and Thai curry, but this combination worked beautifully and was incredibly appetizing.

The crab fried rice was another highlight, generously packed with chunks of crab meat. It was satisfying, well-balanced, and great for sharing.

The stir-fried chakram vegetables were a pleasant surprise. I had never tried chakram before, and this dish completely blew my mind with its flavor and texture.

Other dishes we ordered included omelette, tentacles, sea bass, and more, rounding out a very hearty meal.

Slow Cooked Seabass

Prawn omelette 

Prawn Cheek

Pork Knuckle

Grilled Tentacles

Will I return?

Yes—especially if I’m craving their crab fried rice or smoked duck Thai red curry. That said, the prices are on the higher side, and similar Thai dishes can be found elsewhere at a lower cost.

Ambient: 4/5

Price: $$$$

Food: Thai cuisine, non-halal

Service: 4/5

KomPassion,

No.5, Jalan SS 20/11, Damansara Kim,

47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor  

Opens from 11am to 3pm and 5pm to 10pm daily except Monday and Tuesday

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Ps: This is based on my personal opinion