Soi 47 is a Thai restaurant that is a must-visit for anyone in Singapore. 

Since their inception in 2016, Soi 47 has been dedicated to serving authentic, high quality Thai food at
inexpensive prices. Their seasoned head chef has perfected the medley of sweet, sour, spicy and salty
flavors that Thai food is famous for, making them a favorite amongst Thai food enthusiasts in
Singapore.

Here at Soi 47, they pride themselves on using secret recipes that ceaselessly charm customers with
striking and flavourful delights to the tongue.

You can trust them to deliver consistent quality across their five outlets in Singapore with their signature dishes including steamed seabass with Thai Lime Sauce, Claypot Tang Hoon with Prawns and Tom Yum with Seafood, all at an affordable price.

Although it is open daily, it would be better if you make a reservation especially when you are planning to go during peak hours. 

The servers here are friendly and will even recommend their favorite dishes based on your preferences and dietary restrictions.

Aside from serving dishes, we like that they also serve desserts such as Red Ruby, Mango Sticky Rice, Chendol, and Tapioca with Coconut Milk.

Overall, Soi 47 is a great spot for casual dining at a reasonable price!

Sawadee is a Thai restaurant located in Tan Quee Lan Street. It features a wide variety of Thai food, from appetizers to main courses.

Among its signature dishes are Mango Sticky Rice, Kurobuta Pork Mooping, Hanuman Angus Beef Cubes, and more. 

What makes it stand out is its wide selection of authentic Thai food. Not only that, the food here is classified as gourmet cuisine, with a high-quality dining experience. 

The restaurant’s vibe and overall aesthetic is contemporary and elegant. The interior features a black and gold color scheme and is dominated by dark wood accents and furnishings.

It’s open daily, so convenience is not an issue. The chefs and servers are professional and friendly and always make an effort to ensure that diners receive excellent food with great service.

If you’re on a strict diet or just want to eat light for dinner, the menu also features healthy options so you can satisfy your cravings without compromising on your fitness goals. 

Its only drawback is the fact that it’s pricey especially when it comes to the larger meals. 

If you’re willing to break the bank a bit, Sawadee is definitely an amazing place for an authentic Thai meal with great ambiance and service.  

Joe’s Thai Kitchen is a humble little restaurant located in Bukit Merah Lane 1. It is family-owned and operated, with a dedicated team of chefs who are passionate about Thai cuisine.

Joe worked as a chef in Thailand for 6 years before moving to Singapore in 1999 to start his own restaurant with his wife. 

His experience in Thailand taught him the fundamental principles behind cooking Thai food.

The service here is very impressive as well. The servers are prompt and the food is always served fresh in large portions.

The authentic ingredients and condiments used in the dishes create a richer and more authentic taste that gives diners a great experience that will surely leave them satisfied. 

We also appreciate the healthy options available in Joe’s menu. The vegetarian option includes a bowl of Thai salad with garlic fried rice and vegetables.

The restaurant has a good number of seats and is very friendly and familiar to visitors, so it is perfect for lunch or a family-style dinner. 

Unfortunately, it isn’t open daily and the restaurant is a bit loud during peak days. 

Overall, this is a great value for diners who want to experience authentic Thai food.

Jai Thai is a Thai restaurant that was established in 1999. It’s located in Clover Way and is known for its prawn cake and mango salad. 

We love how affordable and accessible Jai Thai is for a crowd of people living in Singapore. Despite being full of customers, it’s always clean and its services are always prompt. 

The chefs and servers here are all extremely professional. They are highly trained and get their jobs done with a lot of care and attention.

We loved the basil chicken and the fried fish in tamarind sauce. Both dishes were served to us with vegetables included.

If you’re looking for healthy but satisfying food, Jai Thai is a great option. 

Another highlight is its Thai milk tea. Its taste is sweet and delicious and at the same time, unique. 

If you end up liking Jai Thai, another great thing about it is the fact that it does catering services.  If you have an event coming up, Thai food is a unique way to impress your guests. 

The only issue we have with this establishment is its lighting. The lighting is too bland and doesn’t resemble a restaurant very much.

Overall, with its affordable menu items and impressive Thai cuisine options, we highly recommend Jai Thai. 

If you’re looking for a gourmet Thai food experience, UnYang KorDai on South Bridge Road is a great option. The chefs here are passionate about their cuisine and the food is absolutely delicious.

What makes this establishment stand out is its Michelin rating. It’s a critically-acclaimed restaurant and it even won the Traveller’s Choice Award in 2020. 

For the food, the restaurant specializes in Chud Kin Len Penlaos, Moo Lon Khao Tung, Peak Kai Tod, and more. All the dishes are made with high-quality and authentic ingredients.

The service here is also top-notch. The servers and the cooks are warm and welcoming, and the staff will gladly advise you on what dishes to order.

Our favorite dish here is the PenLaos signature chicken. It’s chicken marinated with white peppercorns and coriander for three days and then grilled with special herbs. 

Unfortunately, the restaurant is closed on Mondays, so you can’t start your work week visiting the place. It’s also very expensive and is more of a restaurant that’s meant for special occasions.

Overall, UnYang KorDai is an excellent Thai restaurant. If you’re willing to spend a lot, its selection of Thai cuisine and Michelin rating can be worth the price.