48 Best Thai Restaurants in Singapore Serving Authentic Thai Food (2024)

1. Som Tam

Som Tam was established in 2015 with the aim to become the best quality Thai fusion restaurant in Singapore. Thai food prepared by chefs who want to acquaint their patrons with the neighborhood with a distinct local flavor.

The first location of the well-known Thai restaurant is situated on the busy shopping street of Orchard Road. 

Testimonial

“Fresh ingredients for mookata at reasonable prices! 💯 will return again!”

2. Soi Aroy

Employees and a welcoming atmosphere greet you as soon as you enter Soi Aroy. The family-run business is recognized as the best Thai restaurant. 

There are many options available at the restaurant, including the blazing hot main dishes and savory collagen soup for noodles. They are MSG-free and gently cooked for approximately hours. The lovely soft coating of the broth layers the carbs and leaves your tongue with a captivating stickiness.

Also, enjoy their traditional street fare such as grilled pork cheek and pork skewers, among other items.

Testimonial

“We ordered their premium Tom Yum soup, mango salad and mixed platters, ended off with red ruby. They were amazing. The spicy level for the soup and mango salad were just nice, though we wish it was more spicy. Red ruby is really good! Recommend for all thai food lover to patronise!”

3. Nangfa Thai Kitchen

Due to their proximity at the Nakhon Kitchen locations in Bedok, the two are often compared. It seems that some customers enjoy Nangfa Thai Kitchen’s distinctive flavors, which are created with fresh ingredients and the right amount of spices. The Honey Chicken is exquisitely marinated and delightfully tender and has a stunning glossy finish that gives it a great flavor.

Testimonial

“To be honest after eating at this branch for almost 8 years, we felt that their rival and Nangfa is really about the same standards but Nangfa’s Phad Thai and Olive rice is really tastier.”

4. Farangse

For homey French food with a Thai touch, head to Farangse on Greenwood Avenue. Kick off your meal with something light, such as tuna ceviche with a zingy calamansi vinaigrette on top. If you want to go all out, order the Pan Seared Foie Gras With Apple Chutney and Blinis or the Burgundy Escargots Baked in Garlic Herb Butter.

Testimonial

“Went to celebrate a dear friend’s birthday with the family and had a wonderful dining experience! Attentive staff, excellent service, and great food. We enjoyed the escargot, fried chicken skin, soft shell crab, hand picked ribeye, iberico pork loin and the kids liked their wagyu burger and fish & chips.”

5. BeerThai House Restaurant

The quantity of red chillies in the dishes at BeerThai won’t unnerve or discourage you if you love spices. The flavorful Thai green curry, freshly made fish cakes, and other exciting dishes, such as raw prawns and crabs, make it seem like an exotic gastronomic experience.

Even though it is tucked away in the basement, the restaurant is popular with the crowd. 

Testimonial

“Great food as always! Reasonable prices!”

6. Jim Thompson Thai Restaurant and Wine Bar

This is one of our favorite places for a Thai escape because it combines fantastic food with a fascinating touch of history in a fantastic location. Jim Thompson serves delectable Thai food in a lovely British colonial barrack in Dempsey Hill. 

The magnificent design and enormous pillars in the spacious restaurant that run the length of the room increase the intimacy of the dining experience, and the contemporary furniture exudes a semblance of splendor.

Testimonial

“Starters are best, main course is fine, desserts are skippable.“

7. Un-Yang-Kor-Dai

Isaan cuisine is a specialty at Thai restaurant Un Yang Kor Dai. Even though the typical Thai dishes are offered, Un Yang Kor Dai stands out for its authentic Isaan specialties. 

The PenLaos Signature Grilled Chicken or kai yang was one of the first items on their menu. Instead of gas or electricity, they used grilling over charcoal to cook this signature dish.

Testimonial

“So far the best of the best Thai foods I ever ate. Service is good and staffs are attentive. Will recommend to others and definitely will come back for more birthday celebrations.”

8. Kin Hoi

Visitors may relish a variety of Thai seafood dishes at Kin Hoi. Customers can choose from a variety of specialty meats, such as the Melting Beef and Honey Grilled Pork in addition to the sought-after Thai crab meat omelette, Gong Gong and Thai crab meat omelette, and Signature Half Shelled Cockles.

Those looking for a bistro concept can eat at their Vivo City location, though a more relaxed ambience can be found at their street stalls in Toa Payoh, Holland Village, or Jurong West.

Testimonial

“Excellent Food… Must Try!!!”

9. Gin Khao (One Raffles Place)

Your thought about Raffles Place will quickly change if you visit Gin Khao in the area since it isn’t a particular place that springs to mind when you think of Thai food. 

Thai cuisine is served at Gin Khao, which is “eat rice” in English translation. Popular dishes include Khao Nuea Phat with spicy stir-fried beef and Prawn & Green Mango Relish served with Thai Rice Crackers. 

Testimonial

“Tried their Thai milk tea and glass noodle salad , taste good. The service is excellent, feel warm and very welcoming , will come back again to try others food.”

10. Sabai Fine Thai on the Bay

One of the best and most distinguishable restaurants serving Thai food is called Sabai Fine Thai. This is the spot to go if you want a more upscale dining experience. 

The menu’s traditional dishes are all made with the finest ingredients and provide a taste of the true Thai cuisine. Each course meal is topped up with a lovely presentation to go with the elegant ambiance of the restaurant.

Testimonial

“Have always loved their preparations, authentic and yummy.“

11. Kin Moo

By offering delicious Thai food at a reasonable price to Singaporeans, Kin Moo is developing a solid reputation. Their food is incredibly affordable. They serve a sizable portion of food, which will surely fill your tummy.

Spices and flavors that are complex and not found in other fast food restaurants are used in the preparation of the food. 

This restaurant is best known for its unique Thai wanton mee, which is made with a delectable curry sauce and egg noodles. You’ll want more of it each time you dine in the restaurant. 

Testimonial

“Good dishes with friendly price.“

12. Koh Nangkam (Halal)

Visit this halal restaurant for a home-style meal that focuses on Southern Thai dishes. The chicken basil with rice and clear tom yum soup are two dishes that are well prepared and come in big portions. Get a side dish of steamed sea bass to round out the meal. 

Testimonial

“Happy to find this halal thai restaurant that serves steamed seabass with chilli & lime. Ordered the duo meal fish and the meal costed $50 nett which includes a fish dish of your choice, black pepper chicken, mixed vegetables, rice and 2 drinks of your choice. I liked how the fish packed a punch with the invigorating taste of chilli and lime blended just nice.”

13. GREAThai (East Village) (Halal)

Adventurous palates may now travel to Bangkok for authentic tastes, but you can find delicious Thai dishes in almost every neighborhood in Singapore, including Mango Sticky Rice, Seafood Pad Thai, and Iced Thai Milk Tea.

Although there are many options, it can still be challenging to find something that is genuinely delectable, but look no further than Greathai in the East Village.

Testimonial

“Delicious food, clean restaurant, affordable price.“

14. Nakhon Kitchen

Thai food is fantastic at the lovely restaurant Nakhon Kitchen. Scalding Tom Yam soup is served at Nakhon Kitchen. A clear bowl of Tom Yum soup will be relished by those who love spicy food.

Various fresh ingredients, including chicken and seafood, are incorporated in their remarkably spicy soup. From the first spoon, the distinct lemongrass aroma and the sour flavor will transport you to a different world.

Orders are taken promptly and setting up of tables are done instantly by the staff. 

Testimonial

“Ordered Thai steamed fish. Huge fish and good flavour.”

15. Jai Thai

Jai Thai offers excellent food that has a wonderful fusion of flavors to tantalize your palate. The distinctive herbs and spices used in the menu preparation add to the authenticity of the restaurant. 

The restaurant offers a variety of options for group gatherings and casual dining. They charge a minimal fee for the meals. 

Testimonial

“Good quality Thai food at reasonable prices!”

16. Ah Loy Thai Restaurant

The most sought-after item at Ah Loy Thai is their addictive butter calamari, which is frequently sold out in just a few hours. 

They have a menu that enables the chefs to maintain order and make each dish with a consistent and equal level of quality. Despite being straightforward, their cuisine offers top-notch dishes.

Testimonial

“Came here with friends for dinner because we were craving Thai food and this was the top place on Google for best Thai restaurants in Bugis.”

17. Tamarind Hill

Tamarind Hill is known for having a fine location inside of a historic colonial mansion. As one of Singapore’s top Thai restaurants, Tamarind Hill is known for its excellent food.

Their food is prepared using vintage recipes that have been passed down through the ages. Visit this restaurant if you want to spend your summer in Singapore and indulge in fine Thai cuisine.

Testimonial

“Tamarind Hill has an enviable location, it feels like you are in a sense jungle, though you are barely meters away from the urban jungle. The restaurant is beautifully decorated, very jungle plantation vibe.”

18. Thai Accent

With unique Thai dishes you’ve never tasted before, Thai Accent will elevate your gastronomic experience. Offering views of Sentosa Island, the restaurant is situated at Vivo City.

As soon as you walk into the restaurant, you’ll be welcomed with cordial Thai hospitality. It gives the space a retro, tidy feel while also adding an elegant, contemporary look.

Testimonial

“My spouse and myself are not heavy eaters, so we decided to order small portions but go with varieties- one basil chicken w rice, pandan chicken (4pcs), red tomyam seafood (you can go for large or individual, we took individual), and one vege plate. Tasty and indeed juz like we’re back in Bangkok! Well some critics may not agree, but hey, it did filled my craving for Thai food.“

19. Sawadee Thai Cuisine

Sawadee Thai Cuisine is a restaurant in Bangkok that serves up classic and contemporary Thai dishes with a smile. Their diverse menu includes delectable chicken, seafood, meat, vegetables, and noodles that you will undoubtedly enjoy. Its trendy Thai restaurant’s design is influenced by the traditional Sabai, which has wood carvings and Thai ornaments, as well as stylized Thai inscriptions on pillars and ceilings. Sawadee Thai Cuisine promises to use only the highest quality ingredients from Thailand to ensure that their dishes are both delicious and authentic.

Testimonial

“Excellent food and service.”

20. RENNThai

Just a short distance from the historic Singapore River bank is RennThai, a traditional Thai restaurant where you can have the best island cuisine. Along with delicious Thai food, the restaurant offers a sizable wine selection.

For seafood lovers, the Khao Phad Pataya is a dish that they shouldn’t miss. With prawns and scallops on top, this mouthwatering dish will leave you craving more.

Favorite Thai food called Phad Woon Sen can be ordered as an appetizer to kick off your meal. This dish is a true reflection of Thai cuisine because it includes fried glass noodles that have been spiced with a special blend of Thai herbs and spices.

Testimonial

“Service was fast, food was good too.”

21. Diandin Leluk

The restaurant at Golden Mile Complex recognized as Little Thailand in Singapore is called Diandin Leluk. The place has a cozy and welcoming atmosphere that makes it perfect for casual gatherings with great people.

You can eat to your heart’s content even if you’re on a budget because the restaurant falls into the mid-range class. Singaporeans have come to rely on Diandin Leluk as a credible source for quick, authentic Thai food.

Testimonial

“The tom yum kung was very tasty. The deep-fried shrimp paste is very large and delicious, and I am very satisfied. And very cheap.“

22. Cheese Story Mookata Buffet

When you dine at this restaurant in Golden Mile Complex, get ready for mookata as you’ll have messy hands as you grill marinated meat, seafood and vegetables on a pan and letting your steamboat stew at the same time. 

As the business name suggests, the Cheese Story Mookata Buffet adds a cheesy touch to the mookata dining experience. There is a cheese compartment with melted cheese in it for dipping on top of the buffet spread. 

Mookata is a definitely a gastronomic experience one shouldn’t miss when visiting Golden Mile Complex. 

Testimonial

“Good seafood selection for hot plate hot pot buffet.“

23. Little Elephant SG Thai Bistro

When you visit Little Elephant SG Thai Bistro, it seems as though you have been teleported to amazing Thailand with its selection of traditional Thai dishes and atmosphere that resembles that of an old-fashioned Thai eatery.

When you dine at this restaurant, kick off with a variety of hot and cold starters, including the grilled pork neck, homemade prawn cake, and papaya salad. However, make sure you are not alone because the food is served generously like it is for a whole family just like in most Thai restaurants. So bring some friends. 

Testimonial

“Nice cosy place… very authentic Thai!”

24. Joe’s Kitchen

Thai food is served at the family-run restaurant Joe’s Kitchen. The couple who established the restaurant sought to have Thai food to be celebrated in a place that highlighted Thai culture.

Given that it is simpler and more approachable than the others, the location might not be as spectacular. However, they guarantee a fantastic meal and excellent service.

Testimonial

“The moo ping/pork skewers was great.”

25. Blue Jasmine

Thai street food and classics are what Blue Jasmine is known for, and their menu of shared plates is brimming with flavorful combinations. Cha om fried egg and phad kee mao are both signature dishes. 

Have the bento boxes so you can have an effortless dinner at home while savouring every piece in it. Rice noodles, chicken, prawns, and sweet soy sauce are all included in the pad Thai set.

Testimonial

“Good food and very friendly/ accommodating staff.”

26. Kra Pow Thai

For lovers of Thai cuisine, a visit to this tastefully decorated restaurant at the Far East Plaza is essential. Since it had a handful of meals on its menu, Kra Pow Thai has undergone a significant transformation.

Testimonial

“Nice Authentic Thai food!!! Highly recommended!!!”

27. Noodle Cafe – Thai Boat Noodle

Thai boat noodles, which were previously only available from boat hawkers in floating markets in Thailand, are now available in Singapore. A bowl typically costs from $1.90 to $3.00. You can add whatever customizations you like to your order and you will have your choice of meat, soup or dry, level of spiciness. 

Testimonial

“Still love this place for boat noodle! Tried their tomyum noodle omg soooo good.“

28. Bangkok Jam

At Great World, Bangkok Jam has great pride in serving up distinctive Thai cuisine since it opened in 2007. Popular global classics are added to their carefully chosen menu of foods that have been honed over time.

A dedicated team of Thai chefs carefully selects each ingredient to add delight to every dish. 

Testimonial

“Nice cozy place. Food were all delicious.“

29. Yhingthai Palace Restaurant

Relish Thai and Thai Chinese food at this cozy restaurant, which has maintained its Bib Gourmand ranking since 2016. 

The menu features a number of standout dishes, such as papaya salad, green curry, and lemongrass fried chicken. Steamed tapioca, mango sticky rice, and Red Ruby, which is water chestnut with jackfruit and coconut milk, are all available.

Testimonial

“Good food, pricy but really nice. The place is also nice and quiet maybe because of the timing that i was there. It is a nice place if you’d like to chat with your family or friend during your meal, not too noisy so able to do so!”

30. Soi 47 Thai Food

There’s nothing more exciting than enjoying Thai food while working from home. Do you wish to maintain your safety while still taking pleasure in your meal? Both pick up and delivery are available to all areas in Singapore.

Testimonial

“Nice , glorious food and good price.“

31. Folks Collective – The Vintage Shophouse (Cross Street)

One of the best-kept secrets in town unfolds across China Square every weekend. This restaurant will make you look back at the past where you enjoy scrumptious Thai food while looking for great vintage items in the humid evenings in Thailand’s capital.

This cafe and bistro, which shares a love of antiques, offers delectable old favourites that are inspired by antique markets in Bangkok, where delicious food and enchanting trinkets coexist. 

Testimonial

“Thank you so much for the $8.90 happy hr pints! I really wished it could be forever happy hr! Food was good! Had the beef with the unique name that I can’t remember…but it was smokey and really yummy! The pork that the waitress mixes on the spot was great too!”

32. Siam Square Mookata

One of the first eateries to serve mookata in Singapore was Siam Square Mookata, which popularized the practice of grilling raw meat. They offer it at a very affordable price.

They have many branches throughout Singapore, including those in Bishan, Boon Lay, Pasir Ris, Punggol, and Joo Koon, but the main branch is situated on Little Thailand Street, also known as Golden Mile Road.

Testimonial

“Affordable and delicious mookata at Golden Mile Tower. Order the meat, get pork lard & sauces from the counter , and start cooking! We found the chicken and lamb to be particularly good. Worth a try if you’re looking to have an authentic experience.”

33. A-roy Thai

Since it’s been around for more than 20 years, A roy Thai has been serving authentic Thai dishes. If you’re adventurous and feel like eating a spicy, tangy chill dish, the northeast Thai style hot and sour soup will definitely stimulate your palate. 

The gai pad stir fry is worth it. A delicious way to round out any meal is the mouthwatering mango and sticky rice dessert.

Testimonial

“Best choice of real authentic thai food! I couldn’t find any thai restaurant better than them. Whenever i have the craving for thai food, they will be the 1st to come in my mind. The only place to find vegetarian spicy and sour tom yam clear soup etc. Highly recommended and sure you won’t regret.“

34. Suki-Suki Thai Hot Pot (Khatib)

With its Halal-certified hot pot dishes, Suki Suki Thai Hot Pot serves a variety of flavors of Thai cuisine. The team behind Bangkok Jam and Siam Kitchen created the Eat All You Can buffet dinner menu at Siam House, which features homemade fish glue, fresh chicken, thin slices of Shabu Shabu beef, and other premium ingredients.

Testimonial

“First time dining and had a good experience! Great service by Manager Ravi & his crew.”

35. Thanying Restaurant

Nearly 30 vegan courses are available at Thanying Restaurant in addition to their extensive menu of vegetarian dishes. It has been enticing foodies with delightful Thai cuisine since 1988. 

Thanying Restaurant’s open, airy interior features brighter lighting, matte black and chrome-plated metal fixtures that contrast with wood bone herring flooring and leather and velvet-covered seats for a contemporary, fresh look. The two inviting private rooms, with eight seats each, are perfect for small-group dining. A long gallery filled with images of Thailand’s geography, people, and way of life is illuminated by floor-to-ceiling windows.

Testimonial

“I have been going there for years. The food is really delicious, price reasonable but the service really stands out more than anything else.”

36. Soi Thai Kitchen

Soi Thai Kitchen is located in the Tampines neighborhood that serves affordable, excellent Thai food to the general public at affordable prices. They are particularly proud of their basil pork, Thai yellow ginger chicken, and red tom yum soup.

Despite being inexpensive at $5 per serving, their Tom Yum Soup costs a little more than that in Thaitown because the ingredients had to be imported from Thailand. Various rice and noodle dishes, fried chicken wings, thosai, soups, vegetables, and salads are also available on the menu. 

Testimonial

“When a friend arranged a lunch outing today at Soi Thai Kitchen, it turned out to be a very good decision. The Prawn cakes, Green Curry and the Kai Lan did not disappoint us. The artistic pictures on the wall was certainly a pleasant addition to the rustic ambience. Yes, I would definitely return to Soi Thai Kitchen.”

37. Time for Thai

Time for Thai, which is situated in Bukit Timah, is as authentic as it gets. All of your favorite Thai dishes, like basil chicken stir-fry and pad Thai, are on their menu along with some unique dishes. Just thinking about the mango sticky rice has us drooling.

Testimonial

“Cosy restaurant which serves authentic Thai cuisines. Pricing is actually quite reasonable.”

38. Aroy-Dee Thai Kitchen

This amazing Thai restaurant excels at serving traditional fare like green curry and pineapple fried rice. When it comes to spices, it’s not a problem for them. Try their clear tom yum soup and ask for extra spicy if you can handle the heat.

Testimonial

“Good and authentic Thai food.“

39. Nana Original Thai Food

A close-by restaurant in the Golden Mile Complex called Nana Original Thai Food offers cozy warmth and comfort where large plates of food are served. The menu features 26 dishes with protein as well as 18 different types of salad.

Nana, which is Thai for diverse, offers a variety of Thai food, living up to its name. You’ll be fascinated by the aromas because they generously use spices. 

Testimonial

“Good for family dining.”

40. New Udon Mookata

Expect nothing fancy or ostentatious because the Mookata, or Thai barbecue steamboat, is the main concept in this restaurant. While other ingredients like the glass noodles cook in the soup, grill well-marinated meats, such as pork and chicken, on a metal skillet that has been greased with lard.

Although the prices are high for a Mookata establishment, we can confidently tell you that dining in this restaurant it is worthwhile.

Testimonial

“Food is good! Ingredients quite fresh! Worth the money.“

41. Gu Thai

Although the restaurant offers an inexpensive menu, it continuously serves delicious Thai food and drinks. You ought to visit Gu Thai to get your preferred yum prawn noodles. When you plan to dine at this restaurant, make sure to eat spicy, sweet, and salty choices like Mookata and other grill dishes.

Testimonial

“By far, the best Boat Noodle in Singapore. Very authentic and taste exactly like chatuchak market Boat Noodle. Same flavor, same spices, same noodle texture. Price is reasonable too.”

42. Bali Thai (Suntec City)

Thai and Indonesian cuisines are combined in Bali Thai, a fusion restaurant where the two cultures coexist in scrumptious consonance. 

The appetizer platter, which includes crispy chicken, chicken satay, and prawn cakes, is perfect for sharing.

The restaurant is a great location for a filling dinner. It’s a wonderful restaurant chain in Singapore that offers authentic cuisine in a welcoming setting for families. 

Testimonial

“Went on a Saturday evening 7pm, it was not crowded and we got a nice place to sit. Ordered a platter, Tom yam soup, basic chicken rice and Thai tea. The food was served quick and hot. This is the one of the few restaurants allows you to choose spiciness, seafood shell preferences, ice preferences etc. overall a great experience.“

43. COCA at Suntec

COCA Restaurant, a well-known Thai Chinese hot pot restaurant from Bangkok, was established in Singapore in 1987. Along with a constantly changing selection of seasonal meats, seafood and fresh vegetables, COCA’s delicious house specialties include Handmade Dumplings, Shrimp Paste, and Fish Glue.

Since COCA combined elements of authentic Thai cuisine with those of traditional Cantonese home style cuisine, it developed a distinctive flavor that over time appealed to a wide audience. 

Testimonial

“Great ambience. Service staffs was awesome, always very attentive to your needs. Friendly and polite. Ample food for your buffets.“

44. Real Thai

This restaurant serves pad thai, pad see ew, tom yum, Thai green curry, and som tam, among other popular Thai dishes. People are eating more and more Khao Pad Kra Pao, which is rice with Thai basil meat. Burmese people love fragrant Thai jasmine rice with spicy and flavorful minced beef.

Testimonial

“What a meal!!! Best Thai food I had. Would visit again. Sticky rice is very good.“

45. Took Lae Dee

A food court called Took Lae Dee, which means cheap and delicious, offers affordable authentic Thai food. Boat noodles or a plate of Khao Pad Krapow, which is minced beef or chicken with basil and chilli over rice, are both available for $6. There are also spicy Thai salads available.

Testimonial

“Visited the restaurant during lunch. The restaurant has a cosy ambience. The ordering is efficient and the food is served quickly.”

46. Pratunam Market Place and Bar

Singapore’s Pratunam market and bar has brought the thriving Thai tradition of drinking fresh beer on busy street corners from Bangkok to Bencoolen Street. 

The restaurant offers a number of lunch set menus that are filling. To make your lunch pretty much the way you want it, select your appetizer, entrée, and drink. Start off with a variety of tasty, bite-sized appetizers to get your taste buds ready for an exciting evening influenced by Bangkok’s street food scene. 

Testimonial

“Great place modern Thai place to eat, with many options like Lok Lok, mookata or ala carte. The mooping is delicious. Love the friendly and cool owners and servers.”

47. Basil & Thyme

Basil & Thyme is a great place to relax with a fun atmosphere and a great view of the beach. Be ready for real hotness because their food is hotter and spicier than in many other Thai restaurants.

Kick off your meal with a dish to share, such as fried prawn patties or satay gai, which is chicken with peanut sauce), kebabs, and dip it into a sweet and sour plum sauce on the side.

Testimonial

“One of the place that you can consider to dine while at East Coast Park, food is good with reasonable price.”

48. Ginger Thai

The splendors of Thai street food are calling to the bar patrons looking for some tasty food to soothe them at night at this humble restaurant next to a crowded Cuppage Terrace. Ginger Thai offers a wide range of traditional Thai food, including flavorful home style dishes and smoky street food. 

For a hot meal that’s ideal for cold nights, get a flavorful bowl of Grilled Chicken with Mango Chutney, Cucumber Raita, and Harissa Potato Salad.

Testimonial

“Above average food, good ambience in the evening and the boss a nice and friendly guy.”

More Info On Thai Food in Singapore

What Is Thai Food?

Thai food is a type of food that originated in Thailand. Thai dishes are generally spicy, sour, and sweet. The most popular dish from this cuisine would be Pad Thai.