1/5 Nick 6 years ago on Google • 7 reviews
I
was
excited
to
hear
a
Thai
style
Mu
Kratha
place
had
opened
up
in
Bali
as
I
loved
them
in
Thailand
and
I
live
in
Bali.
As
the
sign
says
"Mookata
Bali
-
The
first
traditional
Thai
BBQ
Steamboat
in
Bali"
What
upset
me
the
most
and
prompted
this
elaborate
review
were
the
posters
on
the
wall
(see
attached
images)
that
offered
a
free
drink
for
a
good
review
on
Trip
Advisor
or
Google
–
“review
us
and
get
a
free
Bandung
Chin
Chow
–
simply
draft
your
review
and
allow
us
to
click
‘submit’
”
–
I
find
this
appalling
and
basically
the
only
way
they
received
any
5
star
reviews
both
here
and
on
Trip
Advisor.
The
disappointment
started
immediately
-
there
was
no
pork
on
the
menu.
The
word
mu
kratha
literally
means
‘pan
pork’
in
Thai
and
pork
is
the
traditional
dish
of
Bali.
When
asked
why,
we
were
told
the
owner
preferred
not
to
serve
pork.
The
traditional
bronze
charcoal
heated
steam
pots
were
replaced
with
non
stick
versions
sitting
on
top
of
camp
style
portable
gas
stoves
that
could
not
get
hot
enough
to
brown
the
meat
even
after
15
mins
of
cooking.
There
were
5
of
us
including
a
young
child
and
we
ordered
one
each
of
the
double
portions
of
chicken
and
beef
-
this
was
quite
confusing
as
they
had
2
options
for
the
same
thing
on
different
menus
and
different
prices
-
apparently
one
targeting
'bule'
(white
folk)
because
we
eat
more
than
locals.
The
range
of
accompanying
vegetables
was
quite
nice.
For
both
the
beef
and
the
chicken
there
was
3
flavours
-
1
completely
unseasoned,
one
in
raw
garlic
and
the
3rd
in
a
black
pepper
style
sauce.
The
chicken
meat
was
cut
too
thick
and
also
had
a
small
portion
that
was
basically
raw
minced
chicken
which
when
cooked
just
fell
apart
and
was
difficult
to
eat.
There
were
also
some
cut
up
sausages
thrown
in.
The
end
result
was
far
from
tasty.
The
unseasoned
version
was
completely
tasteless
and
the
homemade
sambal
was
bland.
The
garlic
option
was
just
wrong
and
the
black
pepper
flavoured
meat
had
way
too
much
spice
and
garlic
and
a
heap
of
what
we
could
only
determine
to
be
msg
(which
is
used
like
salt
here
in
many
restaurants)
although
I
could
be
wrong
as
they
claim
in
a
response
to
another
bad
review
that
they
do
not
use
msg
–
nonetheless
the
black
pepper
flavoured
meat
was
too
intense.
Oh,
and
none
of
the
above
flavours
are
Thai…
We
ended
up
with
a
bill
of
about
AUD
$65
–
which
is
way
too
high
for
Bali
for
what
is
traditionally
supposed
to
be
a
quick
and
cheap
eat.
We
only
had
4
beers
so
that
was
not
a
huge
part
of
it.
A
milo
milk
drink
my
niece
ordered
was
$6..!!!
again
ridiculous
for
Bali.
The
staff
were
friendly
and
the
service
was
good.
I
would
avoid
this
place
–
way
over
priced
for
the
type
of
fare
provided
and
the
food
was
a
complete
let
down.
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