Tag: Thai
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Baan Thai Noodle — International Plaza
The place: Was going around International Plaza one day for lunch on a weekday and found an establishment that we hadn’t really seen the last time we had went there; located on the ground level of International Plaza, Baan Thai Noodle is a new addition to the F&B scene there. For those whom need a…
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Grace & Aong Thai Cuisine — Gemmill Lane
The place: Hidden at 10 Gemmill Lane, Grace & Aong Thai Cuisine takes over the former premises of the now-defunct The KongSee had previously occupied. The space: Whilst The KongSee did have quite an interesting decor theme that sees the loud use of colours for a hipster / indie vibe, Grace & Aong Thai Cuisine…
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Thai Salad Bowl — Oxley Tower
The place: We probably would not have known about Thai Salad Bowl if not for social media, considering how it is hidden in the second level of Oxley Tower along Robinson Road; this would be the same building that also houses establishments such as that of Gyūnion (which moved here from their previous premises at…
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Chicken Says Goodbye Thailand Chicken Rice — Upper Thomson Road
The place: Chicken Says Goodbye Thailand Chicken Rice is a fairly new addition to the local F&B scene — this is actually a coffeeshop stall situated within the coffeeshop named Wah & Steven’s Corner that is located at the intersection of Jalan Todak and Upper Thomson Road. The menu: Being a stall mostly focused on…
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PhrikThai KuaiTiaoKai — Chinatown Complex Food Centre
The brand: Located in the red zone of Chinatown Complex Food Centre, PhrikThai KuaiTiaoKai occupies one of the stalls that is at the same row as the outlet of Kueh Ho Jiak in the same food centre. The stall: PhrikThai KuaiTiaoKia captured our attention with its blue signboard that gives the stall a really contrasting…
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ChilChil Thai Street Kitchen — Cathay Cineleisure Orchard
The brand: With Fatburger’s exit out of the Singapore market, the space beside McDonald’s at Cathay Cineleisure Orchard had been left vacant for quite a while before ChilChil had opened its doors to patrons. Turns out, this may not be ChilChil’s first F&B venture — one can find the logo of SweetThai stuck on the…
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(Closed) Jok Jok Mor – Rangoon Road
(Update: Jok Jok Mor had since ceased operations.) It seems that Thai cuisine had been making its mark in the local food scene of the late, especially with establishments that are serving less conventional Thai fare on the rise in recent years such as Soi 19 Thai Wanton Mee serving up Thai-style Wanton Mee, Yaowarat…
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(Moved) Enjoy Eating House & Bar – Kam Leng Hotel
(Enjoy Eating House & Bar had re-vamped their location at Kam Leng Hotel as Enjoy Xia Hokkien Mee Kitchen. Operations of Enjoy Eating House & Bar has been consolidated into another locations at Stevens. Address of their Stevens location can be found at the bottom of the post.) It is always interesting to see how…
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(Closed) Thai Jing Jing – Opal Crescent
(Thai Jing Jing had since ceased all operations of its locations in Singapore.) Having moved from Jalan Berseh Food Centre to the heartlands of Hougang Central a couple of years ago, Thai Jing Jing had been missed (by us) for their stellar Deep-Fried Garlic Pork and other delectable Thai cuisines after its permanent closure. It…
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Little Elephant Thai Bistro – Eng Hoon Street
Located just across Tiong Bahru Bakery’s very first branch is Little Elephant Thai Bistro; a relatively new Thai eatery in the Tiong Bahru neighbourhood. Opened just for a couple of months, Little Elephant Thai Bistro had been serving up affordable Thai cuisine ever since its inception. Decked in a coffeeshop-esque setting, the interior seems to…
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Yaowarat Thai Kway Chap – Upper Serangoon Road
It seems that there is a trend of Thai iterations of local food going on of the late, especially with Thai Wanton Mee and Yentafo (the Thai variant of Yong Tau Foo) being introduced into the Singapore market over the past number of years. Situated conveniently at Upper Serangoon Road near to Kovan MRT Station…
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(Closed) Dink Dink Thai Street Cafe – Royal Square Novena
(Dink Dink Thai Street Cafe has since ceased operations.) Opened by the same folks behind Baan Ying which is also located in the same building, Dink Dink Thai Street Cafe had silently opened its doors for its soft launch amidst the publicity of Baan Ying’s opening on social media. Located on the first level of…
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