Thai Food In SG 🇹🇭

No hidden charges! Eat to your heart's content with a two-hour time limit. You get to enjoy seafood, marinated meat, vegetables, processed food, and free-flow sauces and condiments.

The seafood selection includes crayfish, prawns, scallops, mussels, lala, marinated fish, and more. Where else can you find such a wide variety of seafood at this price point? While the spread is extensive, some items are frozen, so they take time to defrost. In terms of quality, it is fair for such an affordable price. It may not be as fantastic as some influencers exaggerate in their videos, but it is not too bad either.

I was impressed by the wide range of meats available. The mild marination and mid-level taste were acceptable, but the cuts were a bit small to fully enjoy the texture. With slightly larger portions, it would have been great.

The meat or prawn paste was delicious, though the texture was slightly mushy. Be sure to cook it a little longer for it to firm up.

For the soup base, we got the tom yam, which added more flavour to the cooking process. Just be prepared to feel thirsty due to the MSG overload.

They offer various dipping sauces, including different types of Thai chili sauce, garlic, chilli padi, and even nacho cheese sauce, to enhance your food taste.

Overall, it is decent for the price.
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🚩131 Mookata, 131 Upper Paya Lebar Rd, Singapore 534841
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Plum Soda ($5)
Strong, fizzy, and citrusy!

Ice Lemongrass ($3)
Smooth, lightly sweet and pleasant!

A bit underwhelming, not shiok enough! The portion was okay, but the cockles were too small to truly enjoy. The unique Thai flavours were there, and the spiciness was mild. Mehhh…

Glass noodles soaked up the savoury soy and oyster sauce beautifully, making them super flavourful. Ginger and coriander roots add that authentic Thai touch. Served with sliced button mushrooms and five easy-to-deshell prawns. No need for rice as this dish alone will fill you up.

Pretty well executed! A big, fresh fish, sliced and neatly laid on a fish-shaped pan with heat below. It’s then poured over with a savoury stock, further cooking the fish and infusing it with flavour. The addition of manao gives it a refreshing citrusy tang. The soup was rich, sweet, spicy, sourish, and umami, hitting that perfect Thai balance of flavours. The fish was soft, delicate, and fresh, we really enjoyed this one.

Not the best looking dish, but definitely the best tasting one! A classic must-order when in Thailand. Briny, chewy, chunky crab meat infused with aromatic, smooth, custardy eggy curry sauce. The more you eat, the more addictive it gets. The spiciness is toned down to suit local taste buds. A must-get, as this dish is quite rare in Singapore. Probably the only place that serves it, let me know if you find others!

Pretty good Thai cuisine, with flavours just like what you would get in Thailand. 😋

Yellow Curry with Crab Meat ($24.80)
Not the best looking dish, but definitely the best tasting one! A classic must-order when in Thailand. Briny, chewy, chunky crab meat infused with aromatic, smooth, custardy eggy curry sauce. The more you eat, the more addictive it gets. The spiciness is toned down to suit local taste buds. A must-get, as this dish is quite rare in Singapore. Probably the only place that serves it, let me know if you find others!

Steamed Sea Bass with Thai Lime Sauce ($26.80)
Pretty well executed! A big, fresh fish, sliced and neatly laid on a fish-shaped pan with heat below. It’s then poured over with a savoury stock, further cooking the fish and infusing it with flavour. The addition of manao gives it a refreshing citrusy tang. The soup was rich, sweet, spicy, sourish, and umami, hitting that perfect Thai balance of flavours. The fish was soft, delicate, and fresh, we really enjoyed this one.

Claypot Tang Hoon with Prawn ($16.80)
Glass noodles soaked up the savoury soy and oyster sauce beautifully, making them super flavourful. Ginger and coriander roots add that authentic Thai touch. Served with sliced button mushrooms and five easy-to-deshell prawns. No need for rice as this dish alone will fill you up.

Cockles with Spicy Sauce ($16)
A bit underwhelming, not shiok enough! The portion was okay, but the cockles were too small to truly enjoy. The unique Thai flavours were there, and the spiciness was mild. Mehhh…

Plum Soda ($5)
Strong, fizzy, and citrusy!

Ice Lemongrass ($3)
Smooth, lightly sweet and pleasant!
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🚩Soi 47 Thai Food, 111 King George's Ave, Singapore 208559
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A fizzy, refreshing drink with a sweet floral aroma and a cooling tang.

The quintessential Thai dessert. Soft, chewy glutinous rice drizzled with coconut cream, accompanied by smooth, sweet, and fruity mango slices.

Excellent! The rich and intense Thai milk tea flavour paired perfectly with the sweetened milk drizzle for an indulgent treat. The texture was somewhere between a wobbly pudding and a mousse, creamy, dense, yet soft, light, and delicate.

Thick-cut pork belly with a generous layer of fat and a slightly hard, crunchy skin. The porky flavour here is strong, but I enjoyed the fat layer, which wasn’t overly gooey or jelak. The flavour of the pork itself was rather plain, so be sure to pair it with the provided sauce for extra taste.

A festive special featuring crispy dumplings filled with caramelised minced pork, garlic, peanut crust, and pineapple cubes. The dumpling skin was super crispy, but the minced pork filling was somewhat ordinary. Fortunately, the accompanying chilli sauce gave the dish a much-needed flavour boost.