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Though it doesn't really look good, it is really yummy!!! love has never disappoint me with her recommendations😍😍😍 yum yum

Lala (Clams) Bee Hoon Stir-fry lala bee hoon with an abundance of clams, white pepper and coriander. This was supposedly one of their popular items on the menu. The bee hoon soaks up the flavours of clam with peppery spice lingering between the gravy and bee hoon. Although the gravy is taste on its own, the taste of pepper overpowers the other flavours in this dish and the natural sweetness of clam was somehow missing somewhere 》$18

Thai tang hoon Yummy and delicious pork tang hoon for $5.50. chewy and flavourful. Quite alot of pork in a pack. Love it. Delivery is super fast

Best Lala Bee Hoon My 2nd visit here. Their lala bee hoon is MUST ORDER. Find the tomyam soup abit too salty for my liking. The kang kong was not bad but had better ones elsewhere. Will def be back for lala bee hoon!

Thai belacan fried rice The queue at this thai stall was deceptively short. But the actual wait was really long! This stall must be so much more popular than expected! I could see the stallholders moving slower and slower, it must’ve been such a long day! Fortunately the food was decent. The mango salad was incredibly fresh, and brought back memories of thai trips. Add $1 for the noodles , tom yum was generous with fresh prawns and mushrooms. Thai belacan fried rice was nice. I did see a lot of people order the fried chicken wings, but why did mine look so much smaller than theirs? 🤣🤣 The dishes tended on the sweet side and nothing was especially spicy , especially the tomyum soup… that was a bit tooo sweet. Sometimes I wonder, is it because thais look us no up in terms of spice tolerance , that’s why they always replace the chilli with sweetness? 🤣🤣 Thai station 42, coffee shop with the fuzhou ban mian, opp courts. Blk 186 tpy central

Thai tom yum noodles The queue at this thai stall was deceptively short. But the actual wait was really long! This stall must be so much more popular than expected! I could see the stallholders moving slower and slower, it must’ve been such a long day! Fortunately the food was decent. The mango salad was incredibly fresh, and brought back memories of thai trips. Add $1 for the noodles , tom yum was generous with fresh prawns and mushrooms. Thai belacan fried rice was nice. I did see a lot of people order the fried chicken wings, but why did mine look so much smaller than theirs? 🤣🤣 The dishes tended on the sweet side and nothing was especially spicy , especially the tomyum soup… that was a bit tooo sweet. Sometimes I wonder, is it because thais look us no up in terms of spice tolerance , that’s why they always replace the chilli with sweetness? 🤣🤣 Thai station 42, coffee shop with the fuzhou ban mian, opp courts. Blk 186 tpy central

$2.3 chicken wing The queue at this thai stall was deceptively short. But the actual wait was really long! This stall must be so much more popular than expected! I could see the stallholders moving slower and slower, it must’ve been such a long day! Fortunately the food was decent. The mango salad was incredibly fresh, and brought back memories of thai trips. Add $1 for the noodles , tom yum was generous with fresh prawns and mushrooms. Thai belacan fried rice was nice. I did see a lot of people order the fried chicken wings, but why did mine look so much smaller than theirs? 🤣🤣 The dishes tended on the sweet side and nothing was especially spicy , especially the tomyum soup… that was a bit tooo sweet. Sometimes I wonder, is it because thais look us no up in terms of spice tolerance , that’s why they always replace the chilli with sweetness? 🤣🤣 Thai station 42, coffee shop with the fuzhou ban mian, opp courts. Blk 186 tpy central

4 Dishes Ordered: 1. Deep Fried Sea Bass with Triple Flavoured Sauce Original Price: $19 You can choose from 3 sauces (Triple Flavoured Sauce, Thai Red Curry, Mango Salad). Love this dish! The sauce is sweet and sour with mild spiciness (I have low tolerance for spicy food). The sea bass skin is crispy and the flesh is fresh. 2. Stir-Fried Chicken with Cashew Nuts Original Price: $10 Like what another reviewer said, the chicken is less than the other ingredients in the dish. 3. Tom Yum Seafood Soup (Clear, Large) Original Price: $10 Can choose between creamy or clear soup. Shiok because it’s sour, not that spicy. It contains tomato, shimeji mushroom and prawns 4. Thai Omelette with Prawn and Crab Stick Original Price: $10 Fluffy and nice! 5. White Rice Original Price: $0.80 each bowl Not part of the Burpple deal haha The burpple deal is definitely better than the family set available. The total cost ended up being $19 + $10 + 4*$0.80 = $32.20

ulu but tasty Thai 4 dishes + 3 rice + 1 omelette rice 💸: $24.40

Thai Omelette With Prawn And Crabstick Egg was fluffy with quite a generous amount of prawns. It is a bit oily but understandable since is a fried omelette dish

Average Thai food that misses the mark as often as it hits it Pineapple Fried Rice Served with prawns, cashews and chicken floss. Not smoky enough for me and otherwise unremarkable. Thai Prawn Cake Three pieces of tasty, meaty and squeaky prawn cake that go nicely with the accompanying sweet chilli sauce. Curry Squid Squid stir-fried in egg, onion and curry sauce, which was woefully watery and tasteless 😠 Eggplant With Minced Pork, Black Beans And Basil Salty, textural and a little herby. Eats well mixed into rice. Taste: 2.5/5

Steamed Fish with Lemon Garlic Sauce Gotten the seabass and super love the spicy taste of the soup, addictive as it is kept warm. The fish was fresh and lots of meat.

Stir-fried Ladies Finger If you are tired with the usual vegetables, grab the ladies finger. The one I gotten was cooked in Thai style. The only disappointment would be their ladies finger are old and hard to bite.

Tofu with Mango Salad For something refreshing, I would recommend you to get this. Topped with lots of mango salad and the tofu was fluffy and delicious.

Pad See Ew This looks undercooked and indeed some kway teow tasted of plain kway teow, but overall it did have the right taste profile and kudos for the generous chicken meat.

Tom Yum Pork Noodle Good variety on the menu. But this so little noodles and soup was overly spicy because they dumped the chilli in it.

Thai savoury Taste is ok, though the texture of the jellyfish is very interesting

Tom Yam Milk Red@$7 Recently Opened at my old backyard, with a few good reviews from my mum. Decided to give it a try. For a location so ulu, I was expecting lots of empty tables, to my surprise, it was about 75% filled. The thai food here was reasonably priced, thus alot of single person eaters here, like me. Had the Tom yam milk red, and really had no regrets, soup was a burst of flavours. It wasn't too spicy and the taste was just right. Fair amount of ingredients with 1 prawn and about 3-4 sotongs, a few fish slices and lots of white mushrooms. I almost finished the entire bowl of soup too. Yums. Skip the fried tang hoon, it wasn't very good. Was expecting phad Thai style, but turn out that it was the soy sauce type, which I am not a fan of.

Tom Yum Soup [✨NEW✨] Headed over to this month-old eatery serving affordable thai fusion food in the heartlands 🇹🇭 A short walk from Clementi MRT, this standalone shop sells a variety of dishes, including... 🌟 𝗧𝗼𝗺 𝗬𝘂𝗺 𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗸 𝗥𝗲𝗱 ($𝟳/$𝟭𝟮/$𝟭𝟴) Opted for the creamy tom yum soup, with a strong coconut milk flavour. This comes with a good amount of ingredients (such as prawn, tioman fish, squid and shimeji mushroom). Wished there's straw mushrooms in this! 🌟 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗶𝘂𝗺 𝗚𝗿𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗱 𝗣𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗲𝗸 ($𝟭𝟮) 🌟 𝗕𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗱 𝗣𝗿𝗮𝘄𝗻 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗚𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀 𝗡𝗼𝗼𝗱𝗹𝗲 ($𝟭𝟰) 🌟 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝗶 𝗣𝗿𝗮𝘄𝗻 𝗖𝗮𝗸𝗲 ($𝟭𝟬 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝟯𝗽𝗰) 🌟 𝗥𝗲𝗱 𝗥𝘂𝗯𝘆 ($𝟰) We visited on a weekday evening and saw a constant stream of customers. Heard that the basil pork rice is good and would try that when I revisit!

Premium Grilled Pork Cheek ($12) The tender pork cheeks was an unexpected find. Leans towards the fatty side and best enjoyed with the accompanying chilli🔥 Despite being a relatively new addition to the neighbourhood, they have already attracted a steady crowd of patrons. The owner stressed that their dishes are Thai-inspired, so don't go expecting authentic Thai cuisine. 🚚 Available on Grabfood and FoodPanda

Steamed seabass with chilli and lime juice ($28) Fish was pretty fresh and came with a good amount of meat. A dish great for sharing!

Tom yum soup with prawns & coconut milk ($12.80/ $25) This was probably one of my favourites, with the tomyum having a good sour tang, and slight spice 🤭.

Signature Crispy Braised Pork Knuckle ($28) Pork knuckle was a little dry for my liking, but the corn that came w it was kinda addictive 🤭. Corn was coated in tempura batter & sugar, then fried to crispiness.

Lunch Set - Krapow Fried Rice ($6.90) A small eatery located along a busy stretch of shophouses, one would easily miss this place when walking by. We were looking for a place to have lunch and found this quiet and hidden gem selling delicious Thai food. There was a lunch set promotion of 1 main + 1 drink at only $6.90 nett. I had the pork krapow fried rice and was glad that the sunny side up was done right with flowy egg york 😍 Basil pork was quite spicy but the Thai milk tea helped to cool off the palate. My friend had the Signature Pad Thai and it was tasty too. Give this place a try when you are in Katong!

Stir-fried Kai Lan with Mushroom($10.80)👌 Kai lan was savoury, a bit salty and garlicky. Texture wise crunchy vegetable with soft mushroom.

Thai Grilled Pork Satay($11.80)👍 Hard to find good moo ping around and their certainly BBQ it to the right taste and texture. Moo Ping was tender, easy to chew and grilled perfectly. The chilli that comes with it is spicy shiok.

Deep Fried Chicken in Honey($12.80)😋 Extremely delicious. Crispy chicken with tender meat that was deep fried to perfection. Then cooked with honey and thus, produce a oily honey sauce. The sauce is addictive.

Go for their Fried Kway Teow! Really one of the best! Really found a hidden gem in the bedok heartlands 🥺 Thai Sabai seems to be a relatively new stall in the coffeeshop, serving up wok fried dishes. Their Fried Kway Teow ($6) is really a show stopper. Full of wok hei flavour, the noodles were so wonderfully springy and the prawns used were fresh too! It is also well balanced with the sweet and savoury flavours. Splendid! I was wolfing down this entire plate really quickly. Their Crabmeat Fried Rice ($9.90) definitely seemed to have alot of potential as they were quite generous with their crab portions and the scrambled egg came pretty well cooked. Unfortunately, although the fried rice had some wok hei flavours, it lacked other sweet and savoury flavours, making it rather bland. What a pity though! Definitely will come back to try their other dishes! Thai Sabai 26a Chai Chee Road