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Thai Food for supper Came across this newly revamped Thai eatery/restaurant along Mackenzie Road while driving. Roasted pork rice at $7.00, taste good with the green chilli. Not really crowded and parking is easy.

Retro, Traditional Food With Modern Twist The funky, colorful retro exterior reflects the soul of the food served here - the 3 eggs soup reminded me of my Grandma's cooking but had a unique taste to it while the angus beef with foie gras was absolutely decadent! Their orh ni was oh-so delightful and transported me back to the good ole days 😋

Yummy Pitan Tofu Try this place for a new modern take on traditional chinese food! The texture of the tofu and the sauce were perfect. Really recommend this dish to try

Zi char with a twist Had the ugly cabbage, wasabi prawns and tau cheo fish as pictured. The food was fantastic, albeit a little expensive. Really interesting takes on zi char dishes. Would have loved to try them all but I was spoilt for choice. The decor also made the dining experience cosy and warm. Definitely recommend a visit!

Basil Pork Rice & Phad Thai Forgot to order appetizer end up can only use 20% discount 😅

Value For $$ Total for the 4 dishes and 2 drinks $28, very worth with the 1 fr 1 deals but taste was just mediocre

Thai Food The pork smell in the boat noodle is pretty strong, tom yum fried rice is nice. Side dishes are yummy. Portion is huge!

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

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!

Best Lala Bee Hoon! Spicy Thai Thai serves the best lala bee hoon! Very generous portion just for $15. Can easily feed 2 pax. Tom yam soup is tasty but abit salty. Will definitely be back for the lala bee hoon!

Hommok 15nett Otah with egg. Really sweet, almost dessert-level so, but not unpleasantly. Very soft and smooth, with a bite too from the chili. Worth a try

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Thai A La Carte Buffet in the Upper East Coast area The menu offers 34 items, and the dishes that we tried ranged from average to pretty good. Standouts include the Thai Fish Cake (unfortunately, limited to 1pc per customer) and the very addictive Fried Chicken Wings with Herbs (luckily, this one can order until happy-happy!). Lunch - Adults: $18.90+ Kids: $13.90+ Dinner - Adults: $20.90+ Kids: $14.90+

Thai Food Ambience was good. Was greeted in Thai when I went it but not serve by Thai. Service was okay. food wise, not bad worth trying. Over all good!

Wanton Noodles This might be in an inconspicuous coffee shop but the food is great . Lots of options from char kwey Teow to Thai tze Char to claypot rice . Special mention to the Thai style wanton mee today . Not sure if I am late into the game but passed by many many times not having the opportunity to try . The noodles were of were high quality and Better still, cooked al well that they remain QQ. No alkaline bad aftertaste. Looks plain but the homemade chilli was spicy and aromatic. Different from the local style that is typically drenched in sauce - I prefer these clean tasting noodles . The wantons were juicy and the char Siew was also well made . Really worth a try when you are at Beach Road - best to avoid lunch time . Come after 2 pm 😜- and you get all the space to yourself .

Wanton Noodles ($4/5) Been a while since my last meal at Fatty Thai! Still a great rendition of Thai wanton mee, with meaty chunks of char siew and lotsa lard. It might look unassuming, but the noodles are tossed in a light but tasty sauce that packs a punch with chilli flakes. Only thing that fell flat today was the fried wantons that were kinda stale.

$4 wanton mee The noodle is above average and the charsiew is the dry crispy sweet type, not fatty as opposed to their shop name. The spiciness is just nice. The skin of the wanton is abit too tough and the filling is too little. Soup is chicken stock soup. Overall 6.5/10

Crispy Omelette With Crab Meat($16) This dish was probably the most unique out of all the dishes tried. Crispy, flavorful and not too oily, this was one dish I just kept munching on though knowing I would wake up with a sore throat the next day. The other dishes had a few hits and misses with the green curry being pretty good while the tom yum being strangely sweet. But for 6 people with drinks, it came up to around $72 (with Burpple)which is very affordable considering the amount we ate

I remember vividly it was during circuit breaker when we had the food from Soi Aroy, a humble Thai restaurant at Sim Lim Square, and since then, they have opened another concept, named Super Thai by Soi Aroy along Upper Aljunied Road. The menu was launched recently to include crowd favorites from the original outlet and new dishes for diners to enjoy. With a bigger kitchen, the team can experiment with different ingredients and flavours of the Isan cuisine, and you will be spoilt with choice for quality Thai food at affordable prices. Start off with the Soi Aroy Signature Mixed Platter ($15/$28) which comes with Moo Ping pork skewers, Grilled Pork Cheeks that are marinated for 24 hours and Lemongrass Chicken before you dive straight into one of the new dishes, a unique rendition of the familiar papaya salad but this time round, Super Thai has battered and deep fried the papaya strips till crispy ($10/$16), served with a tangy and nutty dipping sauce. A popular soup for many, the Tom Yum Creamy Seafood ($10) comes with an assortment of seafood or the Thai Steamed Seabass with Lime & Chilli ($15/28), which diners can opt for fish fillets or the entire seabass that is locally farmed, steamed and topped with the Super Thai special sauce. Finally, to fill your tummies, there is the Drunken Noodle with Seafood ($9/$15), which has the Thai flavour profiles of spicy, tangy and sweet, all in a single plate of stir-fried flat rice noodles with seafood and Thai basil. •••••••••••••••••••• ✨ Super Thai by Soi Aroy 📍 379 Upper Aljunied Road, Singapore 367864 🍴 [Media Invite]

Crispy Omelette with Crab Meat Visited the recently opened Super Thai by Soi Aroy — the Thai establishment located at Upper Aljunied Road near the Joo Seng neighbourhood is opened by the same folks behind Soi Aroy; one of my favourite Thai establishments best known for their Creamy Tom Yum Noodles and Thai-style Mee Pok which has outlets at both Sim Lim Square and Singapore Management University. Serving up Thai cuisine communal-style, expect the usual selection of vegetables, poultry/meat, fish and noodle/rice options apart from curries and Tom Yum, as well as desserts. The Crispy Omelette with Crab Meat is one of the stand-out dishes that they have here (the other dishes we had were also equally good). The literal fried egg is not only airy and fluffy, but we found it to be immensely crispy even after being left at the table for a while — also not being in any way greasy as well. Add the crab meat atop, and it adds a distinct note of crustacean sweetness to the omelette; pretty fresh. Those who the dish to be a little dry can choose to have the egg with the Thai sweet chili sauce served on the side; not only adds moisture to dish, but also a hint of sweetness and spiciness to the omelette. Otherwise, enjoy the crispy omelette like how the folks at Thai Jing Jing had recommended me years ago; order a Clear Tom Yum Soup, add dip the omelette in for a dash of tanginess and spiciness.

Chicken Pad Thai & Tom Yum Soup (Thick) Additional $2 for the Tom yum soup add-on I think. It was not very worth it for. It was way too tart for me but I think come people like it that way. The pad thai portion was huge! I struggled to finish it. The Thai stall which was there before this new one at JEM was wayyyy better. This wasn't bad. Average. There were two chilli sauces but they were not very different. Both were quite sour. The Thai stall at Westgate has a similar way of providing two chilli sauces but they are both very different and delicious. Around $5.50 for the pad Thai.

Tom yum Fried Rice Located in the koufu food court on level 5 JEM, this stall serves really decent Thai food at a reasonable price. $5.90 for this huge plate of Tom yum fried rice. Definitely one of the better ones, flavourful and palatable. Try it if you are working around Jurong East.

Red Ruby 4nett The best I've had so far. Generous portion and their rubies are srs gems. On the smaller side but they had a bounciness with the right bite, and the tiny centre is of a chewy crunch. Pair that with thick coconut cream, damn. If not for the generous portion you wouldn't want to share for sure

Decent Thai Lunch Deal My friend who brought me eats these on the weekly. Very worth it in the heart of Bishan!

Tomyum Soup Red With Seafood Tomyum soup red with seafood ($8) Tomyum soup was well balanced but not spicy enough. Ingredients wise there was only one prawn, a few pieces of squid, fish and shimeiji mushrooms. Thought the ingredients can be more but taste wise we enjoyed it.

$6 pad thai with prawn its been some time since i went there to eat and they've renovated. this pad thai has a good balance of sweet and savoury. upon squeezing the lime and mixing in the peanuts and dried chilli, it became even more delicious. nt too oily and right amt of moisture i.e its nt dry. first time i tried this dish and i enjoyed it

Thai Food Fix Can’t go BKK but I am here and it is close enough

Pandan Leaf Chicken ($15 for 5 pcs) The chicken was cut into small bite size pieces so it was well marinated and flavorful.