Best Thai Restaurants in Changi
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Singapore’s Gin Khao Safra Tampines is a contemporary 168-seater restaurant blending the tastiest bits of Thai and Chinese cuisine. Led by Chang Wing Fai, the legendary chef brings his 40 years of experience in the hospitality scene to create creative renditions of traditional Sino-Thai dishes. Gin Khao opens its doors every day for lunch and dinner, offering soulful Thai dishes like Green Curry and Tom Yum Hotpot and MSG-free contemporary Chinese classics. Each dish achieves the perfect balance of sweet, spicy, sour and salty, with an abundance of seafood and vegetables sourced fresh from Jurong Fishery Port. The cosy private dining areas and large round tables makes this Tampines Street destination a no-brainer when it comes to choosing a restaurant to celebrate special occasions.
Basil & Thyme in Singapore is a stunning Thai restaurant that serves an array of classic and contemporary dishes – including some western fusion – to create a dining experience that’s not to be missed. Located on East Coast Parkway in Marine Parade, Basil & Thyme also offers a fantastic beach view, and as if that wasn’t enough you will find a top-quality micro-brewery and live music space attached to the restaurant so that no matter what you’re in the mood for Basil & Thyme has got you covered. So what are you waiting for? Grab some friends or a special someone and head on over to Basil & Thyme on East Coast Parkway Today!
Singapore has no shortage of Thai restaurants but Siam Village Macpherson is as authentic as you can get. Taking its name from the Northeastern province of Thailand, this popular eatery serves up traditional Thai specialities and the chefs travel to Thailand to bring back the best recipes to provide diners with a true Thai experience. Located on Jalan Wangi Street, Siam Village Macpherson is a local favourite.
Pinto Thai Tapas Singapore is a fresh, exciting and innovative dining concept located on the historical Joo Chiat Road. Offering a sophisticated yet casual space to catch up with friends over a drink (or more) and sample some mouth-watering Thai tapas dishes, you’ll love this Joo Chiat venue. We recommend trying any of the refreshing Asian craft beers, ciders or carefully chosen wines, as you snack on a few tapas dishes, sharing platters and main courses. Everything on the menu at Pinto Thai Tapas is msg-free, cooked in-house and made using high-quality, fresh ingredients, so you know the flavours are going to be second-to-none. Popular for very good reason, we recommend booking ahead to avoid disappointment!
Thai meets Chinese at Singapore’s ThaiPan Restaurant, a beautiful Asian dining establishment on Singapore’s Siglap Road. Located inside of Mandarin Gardens Condominium, this location was the first opened of the restaurant’s two outlets and continues to be a trailblazer in the city-state’s competitive dining scene. Situated in the East Coast region of Singapore, ThaiPan restaurant is open every day of the week for your dining pleasure.
Pok Pok Thai Kitchen Singapore is a relaxed spot that happens to be home to some of the most flavoursome dishes in Ang Mo Kio. Situated on Ang Mo Kio Avenue, this casual eatery specialises in authentic Thai cuisine cooked with high-quality ingredients. You’ll find a wide range of meat, seafood and vegetarian dishes on the menu, including curries, soups, noodle dishes and plenty more besides. Popular among locals, this is perfect for relaxing over a delicious plate of Thai food and catching up with friends or family. So if all this sounds like your idea of a good time, reserve a table at Pok Pok Thai Kitchen in Ang Mo Kio.
Did somebody say hot pot?! Singapore’s obsession with Thai hot pots runs deep, so it’s just as well that Soi Thai Soi Nice has gotten a second outlet located in Seletar Mall. This Sengkang West Avenue eatery has a whole range of fresh ingredients including roasted pork, tiger prawns and crayfish all submerged in a homemade, army-style Tom Yum broth hot pot that is just bursting with authentic Thai spices and flavours. Or if you want something a bit different, why not choose from other dishes such as kho moo yang of grilled pork neck and hor mok ma praw with steamed egg and otah stir fried with fresh seafood served in a coconut shell at this Sengkang spot? Book a table now and beat the crowds!
For affordable Thai food in the Hougang neighbourhood, Singapore’s Thai Master Kitchen is a great option. Despite the low prices, the food is fresh and authentic, with the menu comprising Thai classics like pad Thai, tom yum soup and basil beef. Flavours are big and the spice level on many dishes high. Thai Master Kitchen is large, clean and comfortable, which makes it a great choice for a family meal. The restaurant is located in Hougang Street in the Hougang Shopping meal, so why not book a table, head down and enjoy some authentic Thai food after some shopping?
Trunk 95 at Bay Seaside Thai Cuisine is an award-winning restaurant in Singapore with a beautiful and breezy waterfront location. Situated within The Punggol Settlement, guests can eat on the terrace and enjoy a seaside view while devouring an authentic meal of Thai cuisine. The food at Trunk 95 is both refined and traditional, staying true to the complex balance of sweet, sour, salty, bitter and spicy. Recognised by the Ministry of Commerce Thailand, guests can arrive at this Punggol Point Road restaurant knowing they're in good hands. Their menu will make any Singaporean local hungry and their signature dishes in particular should not be missed. Opt for the succulent crispy-skinned pork knuckle, fresh grilled squid and the mango sticky rice for dessert. Naturally popular, advance reservations at Trunk 95 at Bay Seaside Thai Cuisine are highly recommended.