Thai Food

Booked on Eatigo for a 50% for food and bill came up to 120+ for 3 person with 3 drinks (full price), fish, rice, vegetables and soup. Food is pricey but generally tasty. They do not serve tap water so do be prepared to pay more for drinks.

$14

A must try when you head to Habitat!

Poofy cloud soufflé pancakes served with vanilla Chantilly cream, maple syrup and fresh berries.

The pancakes are soft and fluffy as the name poofy cloud suggests. Eat it while it’s hot to enjoy the fluffy pancakes.

Tried 1 of each of the burpple set. Comes with a drink and dessert as stated in the menu.

Thai basil is the usual fanfare but the stir fry garlic and shrimp set is so fragrant! Definitely get at least one of that if you are coming for it.

The staff are Thai so it makes you feel like you are in Thailand!

Boat noodles: 7.50
Pork crackling: 3.80
Thai milk tea: 2.80

Greeted by familiar staff the moment you enter and you are welcomed by Thai radio and music.

Boat noodles were flavourful but slightly different from the ones in Bangkok (famous Victory Monument boat noodles). Pork cracklings were a tad hard even after soaking them in the soup base. Thai milk tea was definitely worth the $$$.