Thai Restaurants in Singapore

Singapore at Night

Singapore is known for many types of ethnic cuisine. Although Chinese food is the dominant cuisine, Thai food is also quite popular. In fact, due to its proximity to Thailand, Singapore has many Thai restaurants not only serving authentic Thai food but also with Thai chefs. Enjoy a morning shopping at Singapore's Orchard Road malls, an afternoon of fun at Sentosa Island's Underwater World and dinner at an authentic Thai restaurant.

Lerk Thai

Lerk Thai serves a mix of Royal Thai cuisine, fusion dishes and Thai street food. The menu offers more than 100 items. Try one of the restaurant's signature dishes-Som Tam (spicy papaya salad), Tom Yam Talay (seafood soup) or Tawd Man Rung (fried prawn cake). Lerk Thai also has a large catering menu for special occasions. Lerk Thai has 12 locations in Singapore and two at Singapore's Changi Airport.

Lerk Thai
Bugis Village
249 Victoria Street
Singapore 188034
011 ([phone]
lerkthai.com.sg

Kha Restaurant

This modern Thai restaurant is located in Singapore's lovely HortPark, a one-stop gardening venue, and was voted Best New Restaurant by "Time Out" magazine in 2008. Surrounded by greenery and flowers, Kha Restaurant serves traditional Thai cuisine in an ultra-contemporary setting. Try the Lab Gai (spicy minced chicken), Moo Crop (crispy pork belly) or Tom Yum Goong (spicy shrimp soup). Kha also has an extensive dessert menu that includes Khao Neaw Ma Muang (the famous Thai mango and sticky rice). Kha has a la carte and set lunch menus. The restaurant is not open for dinner.

Kha Restaurant
HortPark
33 Hyderabad Road
Singapore 119578
011 ([phone]
kha.sg

Sukhothai

Named after the ancient capital of Thailand that was burned to the ground by the Burmese, Sukhothai restaurant serves traditional Thai food in an old world Thai atmosphere. Sukhothai is located at Singapore's historic 47 Boat Quay and offers indoor and outdoor patio dining by the Singapore River. Try the spicy pomelo salad (similar to spicy papaya salad but using pomelo instead), Tom Kha Gai (chicken in coconut soup) or the crispy duck. For dessert, the typical Thai kanom (sweets) are served-little jellies, coconut and rice, marzipan fruit and more.

Sukhothai
47 Boat Quay
Singapore, 049836
011 ([phone]
sukhothai.com.sg

References

• Lerk Thai
• Kha Restaurant
• Sukhothai

Resources

• Visit Singapore
• Sentosa Island
• Orchard Road