Bangkok J.N Thai Food at Food Loft at 431

We stumbled upon this coffee shop just opposite Phoon Huat at Clementi. We were at Phoon Huat to purchase baking ingredients during dinner time. There are less than 6 stalls in the coffee shop, with the biggest stall owned by western food stall named Colin's. 

Situated right in the middle of the coffee shop, Bangkok J.N Food is a small stall owned by a Thai couple. There are quite a wide variety of dishes to choose from the menu and prices are reasonably cheap. We ordered our favourite food:

1. Green curry chicken - curry gravy was thick and coconutty. There were vegetables in the green curry other than chicken and feels like chinese curry vegetables. Rating: 3.5/5

2. Sweet and sour fish slices - not the usual sauce. The sauce was thick and had a slight milky taste. Overall very unique but we still preferred the usual sweet and sour fish slices. Rating: 3.2/5

3. Mixed vegetables - simple mixed vegetables cooked with oyster sauce. The dish was fragrantly fried. Serves as a simple yet delicious vegetable dish. Rating: 3.8/5

Portion was small but reasonable for its price. Service was prompt and customers are served with a box of tissue for cleaning after meal. Not bad for a coffee shop!

Items Ordered:

Green curry chicken

Sweet and sour fish slices

Mixed vegetables

My Overall Ratings:

Food: 3.4/5

Price: 3.8/5

Service: 3.5/5

Ambience: 3/5

You can location them here:

Bangkok J.N Thai Food

431 Clementi Ave 3, Singapore 120431

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Muay Thai at Toa Payoh Central

Muay Thai usually stands for Thai kickboxing but in this case, it is the name of a Thai stall in Food Corner coffee shop at Toa Payoh Central. Muay Thai offers a quite a wide range of Thai food at very affordable price. 

From steam sea bass at $22 to common staple dishes like pineapple rice at $5.

We ordered 2 dishes from their stall. They are sweet and sour fish slices and tom yam fried rice. The sweet and sour fish dish was a little different from the usual. 

Gravy is more watery and there were many more other side ingredients like carrots, cucumbers and bell peppers. The fish was fresh and it has more sourish taste as compared the usual sweetness. 

The tom yam fried rice was fried generously with seafood. Prawns were springy and juicy. Taste wise was good as well. 

Now they are offerimg set meals at $30 for 2 pple and there are in all 5 dishes with free rice. Definitely an awesome deal to try so do come down now!


Items Ordered:
Sweet and sour fish slices
Tom yam fried rice

My Overall Ratings:

Food: 3.5/5

Price: 4/5
Service: NA
Ambience: 2/5

You can locate them here:

Muay Thai
183 Toa Payoh Central, Singapore 310183

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