Taste of Thailand

Pineapple Fried Rice ($5)

The fried rice was average with chinese sausage bits in the rice to add flavouring. Coupling it with the pork floss definitely made the rice more palatable.

Sliced Fish with Sweet and Sour Sauce ($6)

This was just average and the fish was somewhat not marinated well enough.

Claypot Beancurd ($6)

Beancurd is slightly better, however, I would recommend you to try the hotplate version though its a spicy version. 

Lime Juice ($1.50 each)

Total bill: $20

Bei Sheng Seafood Restaurant 北腾泰国小食
Block 701A #01-01
Yishun Avenue 5
Singapore 761701
Tel: 6756 4883

Ah Loy Thai (Tampines Mall)

Speaking of Thai food in Singapore, you should know about Ah Loy Thai. Even though Ah Loy Thai does not have a nice comfy restaurant ambience like other Thai Restaurants, it serves pretty decent Thai food. So if you like Thai food and have not been there before, you should give it a go.

Currently, they have 2 outlets in Singapore at Shaw Tower and Tampines Mall. Read our first Ah Loy Thai venture at Shaw Tower here.

Fresh Ice Lemon Tea ($2.20)

I'm not sure whether is it a general rised in the prices at both their outlets or the Tampines Mall outlet prices are tend to be more expensive than the Shaw Tower outlet. The Ice Lemon Tea costed only $1 and Pineapple Fried Rice $5.50 when we visited the Shaw Tower outlet in April this year, as compared to the $2.20 and $7 respectively in Tampines Mall.

Thai Mango Crispy Chicken ($8.50)

Delicious Mango Crispy Chicken! I like how the sweet and sour sauce tasted with the crispy chicken.

Pineapple Fried Rice ($7)

Thai Fried Keotow - Phad Thai ($7)

Having tried the Pineapple Fried Rice and Phad Thai at their Shaw Tower outlet, the obvious difference on the appearances were the size of prawns. As seen in the pictures above, the prawns were of reasonable size, whereas those we had at Shaw Tower could hardly be considered as prawns, as they were tiny like shrimps. Despite so, the prawns at Tampines Mall outlet were not fresh and both the Pineapple Fried Rice and Phad Thai tasted rather ordinary.

If you want to give Ah Loy Thai a try or thinking of trying the Ah Loy Thai at Tampines Mall, I would recommend that you visit the Shaw Tower outlet for a more value-for-money and tastier Thai cuisine treat.

Total Bill: $24.70 (no GST & Service Charge)


Ah Loy Thai 
#B1-K17 Tampines Mall
4 Tampines Central
Singapore 529510
Tel : (65) 9165 1543 /
(65) 9329 7599

Opening Hour: Daily - 9am - 8.30pm (last order)

Ah Loy Thai

Lemon Tea ($1)

Phad Thai 

Seafood Tomyum ($7.90)

Tom yum soup is damn damn spicy(at least for me). However, the taste of spiciness mixed with the sourness made me crave for more even though I couldn't take the ultimate spicy level. Suggest to share with 4 people to share the spiciness.

Pineapple Fried Rice ($5.50)

Portion of phad thai and the pineapple fried rice is considered generous and if you are a big eater, this should satisfy you. They are really generous with the number of big prawns and meat portions too. On the downside, they used many small prawns(not shrimps) and it has a fishy smell from the ocean.
 

Red Ruby ($3.70)

  

This dessert is just average but the generous portions of food and good taste more than makes up for it. Highly recommended place for revisits and remember to call for reservations as they are mostly running on full house, even on weekday evenings.

Also read our Ah Loy Thai Tampines Mall review here.

Ah Loy Thai Restaurant

100 Beach Road

#01-39/40

Shaw Tower Singapore