Thai FOODIE in Singapore

Would be better if there was a bowl of soup that comes along. This was not too bad. But the soup one would be better as the noodles gets too dry.

Ordered the spicy pork noodles. This was actually pretty good but really spicy! Would recommend to take the non spicy one and add your own chilli flakes instead. We used the burpple 1 for 1 so this was worth it!

Causal dining place inside Amoy Hotel. The eatery was well decorated, lots of instagramable props around. The pricing for the food was rather reasonable as well. Some of the dishes were a bit too salty. But overall, makes a good casual dining for those who wants a taste of thailand.

Try this, thai wanton mee is always different from the local ones we have here. This is a good bowl of wanton mee. The dumplings are big and juicy.

This place was newly open. Food was actually good! Quite authentic and affordable. Love the green curry and tom yum soup. Pineapple fried rice was just nice for 3 pax to share. Definitely a good place to have your Thai food cravings fixed! They have very cute neon lights decorations.

The Thai boat noodles were average only we tried all flavours, the original Thai noodles, Tom yum, kway chap. Food was average only.

Average food actually. We went there for the tomyum noodles because it looks awesome. Food was quite fresh actually. But nothing to rave about. If you are looking for a simple fare, this will do the job!

Nice bbq pork belly.

Poor lighting which results in poor pictures.
Squid was alot too chewy.
Overall, not too bad as an appetiser.

Light taste of beer.
Not a fan of it.
Mussels were fresh thou.

Way too much stems!
Tasted pretty good thou.
I prefer more leafy!

My birthday dinner treat! First try on this watermelon fried rice. Already expected that the watermelon was being tossed in the rice last so you won't taste any watermelon in the rice.
But I like the combination, it's refreshing and nice!