In this blog post, I cover Soy Soi, a Pan-Asian fine-dining restaurant in Ardee Mall, Sector 52, Gurugram.
Have you ever wondered why street food is so effing popular? Besides being cheap, street food is incredibly delicious. That said, can street food offer real insights about the local culture and traditions? Well, if you were to ask me, it sure can!
As someone who's pretty well-traveled, I can tell you that street food is the king in Southeast Asia. It's common for Asians to frequent food hawkers around their neighborhood. Street food is tasty, affordable, and supremely instagrammable; it's a no-brainer why Southeast Asia has one of the most vibrant street food scenes in the world!
It is not very often that I go to a new Pan-Asian fine-dining restaurant that serves authentic street food from eight countries. Soy Soi in Ardee Mall, Gurugram, offers a window to popular street food options from the Southeast Asian countries of Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam.
Brand Chef Peter Tseng has been at the helm of affairs, yet again, having curated Soy Soi's exciting menu. Kudos are also in store for Japtej Ahluwalia and Nikesh Lamba, two young entrepreneurs behind the success of Soy Soi.
The restaurant is another winner from Pricol Gourmet Pvt Ltd, the same group that gave you the highly-rated South Indian fine-dining restaurant, Savya Rasa. Opened on August 12, 2019, Soy Soi is lauded for its uber-chic decor and innovative concept.
Before the official launch of Soy Soi, Chef Peter and Executive Sous Chef Rahul Shrivastava had traveled to six Southeast Asian countries, to fully comprehend the street food culture in that part of the world.
My epicurean journey at Soy Soi started with a popular Indonesian soup called Soto Ayam Madura. Hearty chicken soup with pepper, clear herbal broth flavored with fresh turmeric and served with a boiled egg and celery leaves.
This was followed by the delicious Scallops and Prawn Suimai Dim Sums soaked in Thai yellow curry. Steamed open dumplings made of minced prawn, topped with sliced scallops, and wrapped in paper-thin wonton wrappers and Tobiko (a.k.a. Flying fish roe).
Try the signature Tom Yum Xiao Long Bao, which are Tom Yum soup dumplings made of minced chicken, lemongrass, and kaffir lime.
If you like Singaporean Baos, you're in for a perfect treat. Go for the sumptuous Chili Hoisin Jackfruit Bao. Pulled jackfruit in hoisin and chili marinade, chili glaze, scallion greens, pickled red cabbage, and cucumber.
Room for more? Try the Char Sui Belgian Pork Belly Bao, with coriander, pickled red cabbage, and toasted peanuts.
Sate lovers should try the Sate Ayam Madura. Chargrilled skewers of chicken leg dices in Kecap Manis (Indonesian Sweet Soy Sauce) and dry roast spice marinade served with chili sambal dip.
Sate Udang Jelantah was wonderful too; Indonesian chargrilled prawn sate marinated in fresh red chili sambal and coconut oil.
Prefer something light? Go for the Laotian Crispy Rice Salad (a.k.a. Nam Khao). This is a street favorite from Vientiane, the capital of Laos. Crispy rice balls crushed and tossed with mint, peanut, chili flakes, and lime.
For desserts, the Pandan Kaya Mousse is a must-have. Dark chocolate and pandan mousse with kaya jam, coconut crumbles, and coffee ice cream.
Pair your favorite street food with unconventional cocktails, courtesy Mixologist Dhawan Singh Jina. Originally from Uttarakhand, Dhawan has a few tricks up his sleeve to jazz up your overall experience.
My recommendation for a delightful signature cocktail is Roselle, made with fresh strawberry, rose petal syrup, spice vermouth, and gin.
Immerse yourself completely in the food culture of Southeast Asia. Enjoy delicacies that come together in a delightful medley of flavors, only at Soy Soi.
Have you ever wondered why street food is so effing popular? Besides being cheap, street food is incredibly delicious. That said, can street food offer real insights about the local culture and traditions? Well, if you were to ask me, it sure can!
As someone who's pretty well-traveled, I can tell you that street food is the king in Southeast Asia. It's common for Asians to frequent food hawkers around their neighborhood. Street food is tasty, affordable, and supremely instagrammable; it's a no-brainer why Southeast Asia has one of the most vibrant street food scenes in the world!
It is not very often that I go to a new Pan-Asian fine-dining restaurant that serves authentic street food from eight countries. Soy Soi in Ardee Mall, Gurugram, offers a window to popular street food options from the Southeast Asian countries of Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam.
Brand Chef Peter Tseng has been at the helm of affairs, yet again, having curated Soy Soi's exciting menu. Kudos are also in store for Japtej Ahluwalia and Nikesh Lamba, two young entrepreneurs behind the success of Soy Soi.
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Soy Soi Special Maki |
The restaurant is another winner from Pricol Gourmet Pvt Ltd, the same group that gave you the highly-rated South Indian fine-dining restaurant, Savya Rasa. Opened on August 12, 2019, Soy Soi is lauded for its uber-chic decor and innovative concept.
Before the official launch of Soy Soi, Chef Peter and Executive Sous Chef Rahul Shrivastava had traveled to six Southeast Asian countries, to fully comprehend the street food culture in that part of the world.
My epicurean journey at Soy Soi started with a popular Indonesian soup called Soto Ayam Madura. Hearty chicken soup with pepper, clear herbal broth flavored with fresh turmeric and served with a boiled egg and celery leaves.
This was followed by the delicious Scallops and Prawn Suimai Dim Sums soaked in Thai yellow curry. Steamed open dumplings made of minced prawn, topped with sliced scallops, and wrapped in paper-thin wonton wrappers and Tobiko (a.k.a. Flying fish roe).
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Scallops and Prawn Suimai Dim Sums |
Try the signature Tom Yum Xiao Long Bao, which are Tom Yum soup dumplings made of minced chicken, lemongrass, and kaffir lime.
If you like Singaporean Baos, you're in for a perfect treat. Go for the sumptuous Chili Hoisin Jackfruit Bao. Pulled jackfruit in hoisin and chili marinade, chili glaze, scallion greens, pickled red cabbage, and cucumber.
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Chili Hoisin Jackfruit Bao |
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Char Sui Belgian Pork Belly Bao |
Sate lovers should try the Sate Ayam Madura. Chargrilled skewers of chicken leg dices in Kecap Manis (Indonesian Sweet Soy Sauce) and dry roast spice marinade served with chili sambal dip.
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Sate Ayam Madura |
Sate Udang Jelantah was wonderful too; Indonesian chargrilled prawn sate marinated in fresh red chili sambal and coconut oil.
Prefer something light? Go for the Laotian Crispy Rice Salad (a.k.a. Nam Khao). This is a street favorite from Vientiane, the capital of Laos. Crispy rice balls crushed and tossed with mint, peanut, chili flakes, and lime.
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Laotian Crispy Rice Salad |
For desserts, the Pandan Kaya Mousse is a must-have. Dark chocolate and pandan mousse with kaya jam, coconut crumbles, and coffee ice cream.
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Pandan Kaya Mousse |
Pair your favorite street food with unconventional cocktails, courtesy Mixologist Dhawan Singh Jina. Originally from Uttarakhand, Dhawan has a few tricks up his sleeve to jazz up your overall experience.
My recommendation for a delightful signature cocktail is Roselle, made with fresh strawberry, rose petal syrup, spice vermouth, and gin.
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Roselle |
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Roselle |
Immerse yourself completely in the food culture of Southeast Asia. Enjoy delicacies that come together in a delightful medley of flavors, only at Soy Soi.
We totally dig Asian street food and keep looking for places to relish this in Delhi NCR. The pictures and description is very promising and going to be helpful for anybody who is looking for a nice Asian street food dining option.
ReplyDeleteIndeed. Please visit the restaurant soon 😊
DeleteIndeed ambiance is great and food sounds lip smacking. Indeed a perfect place to hangout with family and friends.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you're paying a visit to Soy Soi soon 😉
DeleteNot being able to dine out in this lockdown and seeing these succulent food pics, my cravings are not lessen. I love Asian cuisine and have been to soy soi in ardee mall, so I am even more delighted by your blog.
ReplyDeleteNice to know you've already visited Soy Soi. Hope you had a great time ☺️
DeleteThis place serves really amazing Asian food. I am a sucker for such find of food n sushi being my fav. My next visit to Gurgam, m surely gonna try this one out.
ReplyDeleteGlad to know you that you might visit the outlet soon 😊
DeleteThis article is really going to help someone who is looking for a nice Asian street food experience. This looks like a must try place after reading your experience and seeing amazing food pictures.
ReplyDeleteIndeed. Soy Soi is a must visit!
DeleteNow that i am stuck at home I am dreaming of drooling dishes all the time. I really need to eat out!
ReplyDeleteIt's just a matter of time ... Life will be normal soon 😊
DeleteGreat ambience and great food. Once this quarantine will be over, first place am going to visit for sure
ReplyDeleteSo happy to know that you're planning to visit Soy Soi post quarantine 😊
Deleteomg omg my mouth is watering like crazyyy ! The food looks so heavenly, cant wait to eat some sushi after the quarentine
ReplyDeleteYes, let's hope things return back to normal soon. It'll be great if you can visit Soy Soi once they resume operations.
DeleteCraving for such amazing food in this lockdown. I will surely consider this post lockdown. Love to try these sushis' ;)
ReplyDeleteSeems like you're also a Sushi lover, just like yours truly. Soy Soi serves the best sushis in town :)
DeleteThis place looks so cool. I feel like craving at this lockdown time. Nice ambience and your blog looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I've really worked hard on my blog and guess it shows!
DeleteThis place looks really good and the ambience is do attractive. I would love to visit this after the lockdown when things fall in place .
ReplyDeletePerfect! You'll have a very good time at Soy Soi, I'm pretty sure about it.
DeleteLoved the Article Totally
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Rohit. I'm glad you liked it :)
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