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Kin Moo in Singapore serves top-quality Thai food which locals just can't get enough of. Located on North Canal Road in Raffles Place, Kin Moo offers the charm and taste of Thai street food culture in a modern minimalist setting. Perfect for quick bites at lunch, relaxing after work with some tasty snacks and a cold beer or even for full-on family feasts in the evening, Kin Moo has something for everyone. So if you’re looking to try something a bit different and a bit special then you’re looking for a table at Kin Moo. In order to avoid disappointment, book your table in advance.
Found in a vintage shophouse in the heart of Chinatown, FOLKS COLLECTIVE offers Thai cuisine that’s created using time-honoured traditional recipes passed down from generation to generation. Here at this China Square Central restaurant you’ll find some of Singapore’s best home-cooked Thai dishes as well as a comfortable setting that takes inspiration from one of the unique night markets that Bangkok is famous for. The food, setting and service here is one of a kind – make a reservation for an unforgettable journey through the world of Thai cuisine at FOLKS COLLECTIVE on Cross Street, just on the edge of the CBD.
Un-Yang-Kor-Dai in Singapore serves up an eclectic mix of Lao, Thai and Isan cuisine that is taking the city by storm! Located on South Bridge Road in Raffles Place this hyper-stylish restaurant features an open kitchen and an interior that’s decorated with community artwork and handicrafts which gives it a real homely and charming atmosphere. All this makes it the perfect place for getting together with friends to catch up over great food or for bringing the family together for a treat. If you’re looking for a great range of truly spectacular Asian cuisine, then look no further than Un-Yang-Kor-Dai. Space is limited though so don’t forget to book beforehand.
Kin-D Thai Restaurant & Bar in Singapore’s historical Boat Quay district, is a delectable destination for all foodies after a hit of authentic Thai cuisine – and at an affordable price too. Handmade daily at the hands of an experienced Thai chef, Kin-D Thai’s dishes pack a punch thanks to a range of handpicked specialty ingredients and spices. You can’t go wrong with the Tom Yum and Pandan Chicken classics, but if you’ve come to broaden your culinary horizons, then definitely order the Kin-D Egg Volcano (the only one of its kind in Singapore). The colour and lively spirit of the restaurant spills out onto Circular Road with outdoor seating to accommodate social groups. Beer, cocktails and hard liquor only adds to the good times.
There’s more to Gin Khao One Raffles Place than its signature watermelon fried rice. This 65-seater Raffles Place restaurant located in the heart of Singapore’s CBD is taking Thai cuisine to new heights, with its brigade of highly-qualified chefs adept in presenting a unique and experimental take on time-honoured dishes, without any compromise in standards. A hit with busy executives based around Raffles Place, the service here is outstanding as well – a true hallmark of Thai hospitality. Seats tend to fill up quickly, so why not book ahead to avoid disappointment?
Dear diners, please be aware that Tamarind Hill has a strict 'no children under 14 years of age’ policy. What you won’t often find in Singapore is a restaurant surrounded by beautiful greenery, but Tamarind Hill is just that, set in the gorgeous Labrador Nature Reserve of Labrador Park. The restaurant occupies a colonial bungalow that’s laced with history and decorated with Asian sophistication. Serving authentic Siamese cuisine, Tamarind Hill is truly a beautiful place to escape from the city and take the edge off. Head over to Labrador Villa Road to see what the fuss is about.
There are few Thai restaurants in Singapore that can boast such regal pedigree as Sabai Fine Thai On The Bay. It’s Sabai’s kitchen that’s the focus here, headed up by chef Samlee who had the honour of cooking for HRH Princess Srinagarindra, the Princess Mother of Thailand’s beloved King Rama IX. With this experience under her knife belt, Samlee makes what are arguably the city’s best Thai curries. It helps that the showroom for such talent is the historic Customs House building on Collyer Quay, easily accessed from another rather regal spot in Singapore, Raffles Place. Book a table at Sabai, drink in the views out over Marina Bay and experience really royal Thai cuisine.
NaNa Thai Restaurant in Singapore is passionate about serving truly authentic Thai food. With a dedication of feeding Thai people living in Singapore a traditional feast from home, as well as Singaporean locals and any visitors who love the fiery cuisine, this casual eatery is not to be missed. Located on Scotts Road in Orchard, this is the fifth restaurant of NaNa Original Thai Food and the group’s growth is a reflection of just how tasty their food is. This particular outlet offers both Thai cuisine and a range of wider Asian dishes, so guests can expect mango tum salad and padan leaf chicken alongside salted egg crab, Hong Kong steamed sea bass and hotplate black pepper beef. With such a diverse menu, NaNa Thai Restaurant on Scotts Road will undoubtedly please your whole dining party.
Chalerm Thai in Singapore serves top quality Thai cuisine in a setting to match. Located on Stamford Road inside The Arcade at The Capitol Kempinski, across the street from City Hall MRT station, Chalerm Thai proudly showcases all the best aspects of Thai food, from it’s hot and spicy dishes to the more subtle rice and noodles and even seafood. Each dish is made with authentic ingredients imported directly from Thailand to ensure the most authentic flavours possible. So if you’re looking for somewhere to celebrate with friends and co-workers or if you want a charming and intimate space for a romantic dinner with your special someone, then you’re looking for a table at Chalerm Thai. Bookings are essential to avoid disappointment.
Established in 2000, Sawadee Thai Cuisine has gone from strength to strength, helped along by a wise move to the bustling dining precinct centred on Tan Quee Lan Street in Bugis, just minutes from the station. Step inside Sawadee and you’re immediately transported from the hustle and bustle of central Singapore to the Land of Smiles (a nickname by which the Southeast Asian country is commonly known), with Thai jazz music providing an auditory backdrop, wooden furnishings in a stripped-back, modern Asian style to comfort your eyes and body, and a menu of fantastic food matched perfectly by a considered wine list. Whether you plan to visit Sawadee for lunch, a set or buffet menu, or to dine a la carte, reservations are advised.