Move over waffles! Egglets are here to stay. Here at Chatuchak Thai Milk Tea and Coffee, they offer some of the most insta-worthy egglets, paired with ice-cream and fancy toppings, that not only look but also taste great as well. No, we're talking about the busiest market in Bangkok, but a Thai Milk Tea stall located right at Icon Village in Singapore's busiest CBD area. The Chatuchak Egglets are best paired with their Thai Milk tea and coffee specialities. Like the Thais, the people behind Chatuchak Thai Tea have READ MORE »
Som Tam: Thai Food with a Modern Twist
Those who loves Thai food would appreciate traditional Thai food which is often cooked with Thai herbs and spices that gives Thai food that unique flavour and punch. There are many Thai eateries in local food centres or malls which served traditional Phad Thai, green curry or Tom Yum Kung but if you are looking for a proper dining venue to enjoy some modern Thai food which are cooked with a modern twist yet infused the traditional flavours found in Thai cuisine, you should make a trip down to Som Tam. It's one restaurant that gives Thai food a READ MORE »
Spicy Thai-Thai Cafe: North-Eastern Thai Food
I'm really glad for the variety of international cuisines which we can find in Singapore these days. The cafes, restaurants and other eateries will try their very best to make their dishes taste authentic yet localize to suit the taste buds of Singaporeans. So you don't really have to travel all the way to Bangkok just to satisfy your Thai food cravings. And if you love spicy Thai street food like I do, you should check out this eatery called Spicy Thai-Thai Cafe which is located at Aljunied Ave 2.It is about 15 minutes walk from Aljunied MRT READ MORE »
Talay Kata : My First Mookata
Steamboats are really getting popular these days as it is one of the most affordable meals and easiest way to gather your friends for a meal or catch up. Each person pays a separate price and everyone gets to choose what they would like to eat from the buffet spread. The dining concept of Mookata or 'Mu Kratha' in Thai is picking up in Singapore. 'Mu' in Thai actually means pork while 'Krata' means skillet. It is actually a Thai-style steamboat which combines the Korean barbeque and Chinese hot pot. You grilled your raw meats at the sides READ MORE »
Modern Thai-Style Cafe at The Star Vista: Porn’s Sexy.Thai.Food
The Star Vista is my current hang-out location and meet-up with friends because it's just next to my gym and besides, there's a Sogurt outlet in this mall which serves my favourite soft-serve yoghurt! Anyhow, I'm always been wanting to try out the Thai food served in this cafe which was opened by Pornsak Prajakwit, Mediacorp's actor or a local celebrity over here in Singapore. Pornsak is a well-loved Thai-Chinese TV host here in Singapore. His amiable smile and outgoing personality lands him on a job as a Food and Travel host in Mediacorp. READ MORE »
Ah Loy Thai : Satisfy your Thai Food Cravings
A popular Thai Eatery selling authentic Thai favourites located right smack in the heart of Bugis Street area. Though it's nothing quite like the Phad Thai I've tasted at the street food stalls at Bangkok, it is good enough to satisfy your cravings for some hot and spicy food. Ah Loy Thai 100 Beach Road #01-39/40 Shaw Tower Tel: +65 9165 1543 Beverages costs between $2.00 to $2.50. A drink plus a medium-portion dish probably cost you about $10. Affordable or highly priced? Thai Glass Noodle, $7.50 This is my favourite READ MORE »
JJ Thai Cusine @ Bukit Merah View Hawker Centre
My Dad and I decided that we will spend every Sunday exercising in parks and piggin' out at the neighbouring hawker centres. At the same time, I could also look out for hawkers who whipped out great food for all Singaporeans (and foreigners) to enjoy and savour. This will be my very first food review featuring hawker food. Previously, my food reviews were mainly targeted at smaller cafes and popular restaurants. However, these days, I was a little tight on budget so I had to go easy with my spendings. So, what is it that turned the tides? You READ MORE »