Made travel plans to Thailand which were cancelled because of the COVID-19 virus? Or do you just miss all the vibrant and intense flavours that Thai food has to offer? Either way, we have a solution to your problems and have sussed out 13 Thai eateries in Singapore that do islandwide deliveries.

From hearty bowls of boat noodles to sizzling good mookata, here are 13 Thai food deliveries in Singapore that will satisfy your cravings.

AH LOY THAI

A bustling Thai food haven along Tan Quee La Street, Ah Loy Thai is an institution that has captured the hearts of many. We appreciate how the prices are kept affordable for the masses and their small yet substantial menu allows them to dish out food of exceptional quality every time. They are open during the Circuit Breaker period for deliveries from 12pm to 3pm and 5pm to 8pm daily, so you can still enjoy their well-loved Thai dishes from the comfort of your home.

Call 8488 6528 for islandwide Thai food delivery. Delivery charges are S$12 flat per trip and for free delivery, spend S$50 and above. Do place orders 1 hour in advance.

AROY DEE THAI KITCHEN

Popular amongst the nightlife crowd for being one of the few Thai eateries that open until 6am, Aroy Dee Thai Kitchen on Middle Road does tantalising classics from pineapple rice to a good old, lip-burning tom yum soup. Though you can’t head there anymore for some post-clubbing supper, the good news is that they will be doing islandwide deliveries during the Circuit Breaker period.

Place your orders here or call them at 6336 8812 / 6635 2698 for islandwide Thai food delivery with a minimum order of S$35. Delivery charges depend on destination.

AROY MAK MOOKATA

Aroy Mak Mookata is popular for their standard S$17.80 buffet that comes with options such as marinated pork, sausages and tofu. While they can’t continue serving their usual buffet menu, they have Mookata Cooked Ready-To-Eat set meals available for order such as the Meat Lover Mookata Set and Kurobuta Tom Yum Mama Set.

Place your orders here for islandwide Thai food delivery. Delivery charges are S$6 for places within a 6km radius and S$12 for places outside the 6km radius. Their delivery timeslots are at 12pm to 230pm and 5pm to 8pm.

DIANDIN LELUK

Nestled within Golden Mile Complex, Diandin Leluk Thai Restaurant has a comprehensive menu with dishes that come with affordable price tags. We highly recommend their Pad Thai and Mango Salad, and there are also other scrumptious options such as Clear Tom Yum Soup, Braised Prawn with Dry Curry and Chicken with Lemongrass.

Whatsapp 8602 1282 or call 6293 5101 to place your orders with a minimum order of S$30. Delivery charges range from S$7 to S$15 depending on your destination and free delivery is available for orders above S$100.

KIN MOO

If you want to know where the Thais head to for excellent Thai food in Singapore, this is it. There is one dish on the menu that we will always order and that is their signature Thai Wanton Mee. Other than that, they also have other options such as Braised Pork Knuckle, Kin Moo’s Char Siew Bowl and Pad Thai.

Place your orders here for islandwide Thai food delivery. A flat delivery fee of S$12 will be charged for orders below S$50 and orders above S$50 will enjoy free islandwide delivery. Do order 2 hours in advance.

Photo Credit: Noodle Thai Thai Kitchen

NOODLE THAI THAI KITCHEN

Noodle Thai Thai Kitchen at Beach Road takes immense pride in their authentic Thai food that is prepared by their handpicked kitchen staff who come from Central Bangkok and Nothern Thailand. Despite serving up quality food, they ensure that prices are kept low and affordable so that everyone can enjoy their wholesome Thai dishes.

Place your orders here for islandwide Thai food delivery. Delivery charges depend on destination.

Photo Credit: Phuket Town Mookata

PHUKET TOWN MOOKATA

To have an authentic Mookata experience right in the comfort of your home, we recommend engaging Phuket Town Mookata to satisfy any mookata cravings that you may have. They will loan you an entire mookata set and have it conveniently delivered to your doorstep. Each order comes with a soup base, a stove, a mookata pan, sauces and ingredients so you can have a fuss-free DIY mookata experience. After you’re done with your meal, they will come back and collect everything from you too.

Whatapp or call 8613 0826 for islandwide Thai food delivery with a minimum order of S$50. There is a fixed delivery and collection charge of S$10. Cut off time for same-day delivery is at 4pm. Orders after 4pm are subject to availability.

SAWADEE THAI CUISINE RESTAURANT

Since 2001, Sawadee Thai Cuisine Restaurant has been dishing out delicious Thai food that comes in the most vibrant of colours. For the Circuit Breaker, they have a variety of set meals that are available for order such as Bento Set B, which includes Papaya Salad, Mixed Vegetables, Stuffed Chicken Wings and Pineapple Rice. If this is your first time ordering, you also get 15% off your meal with the promo code ‘STC15′.

Place your orders here for islandwide Thai food delivery. Delivery charges depend on destination and you can get free deliveries with a minimum order of S$100.

Photo Credit: Thai To Go

THAI TO GO

For our Muslim friends, you can check out Thai To Go, a Halal-certified Thai restaurant that serves delicious and comforting Thai dishes. Menu items available for order include Black Pepper Soft Shell Crab, Thai Mackerel Otah and Thai Basil Seafood.

Place your orders here for islandwide Thai food delivery. Delivery charges depend on destination.

THE ORIGINAL BOAT NOODLES

The Original Boat Noodles is a Halal-certified Thai restaurant that specialises in, you guessed it, slurp-worthy bowls of boat noodles. Aside from boat noodles, they also offer other Thai dishes such as Kra-Pow Chicken Rice and Bangkok Omelette Rice.

Whatsapp 9832 6670 to place your order. Free islandwide Thai food delivery for orders above S$80, an S$8 delivery fee applies for orders below S$80. There is a minimum order of S$40.

TIEW MAI THAI BOAT NOODLES

Serving up hearty bowls of Thai Boat noodles that come in various flavours, Tiew Mai Thai Boat Noodle is one place you should definitely check out to get your fix of this Thai favourite. Their menu consists of three types of soup bases (Pork/Beef/Tom Yum) with a variety of noodles for you to choose from.

Call 6238 0184 or PM them on Facebook to place your orders. Delivery charges depend on destination. Delivery hours are from 2pm to 8.30pm daily.

Photo Credit: Time For Thai

TIME FOR THAI

Another Halal-certified Thai restaurant in Singapore is Time for Thai, and their mission is to give their diners a taste of Thailand right in the heartlands of Singapore. Expect authentic dishes such as Tom Yum Fried Rice With Seafood, Chicken Phad Siew and Tom Yum Red Soup.

Place your orders here for islandwide Thai food delivery with a minimum order of S$30. Delivery charges depend on destination and you get free deliveries for orders above S$70.

YAOWARAT THAI KWAY CHAP

Yaowarat Thai Kway Chap is famous for their wholesome and peppery bowls of kway chap that hit all the right spots. Aside from their Signature Kway Chap, we also suggest getting some of their Fried Large Intestines and Thai Boiled Pork Belly.

Place your orders here for islandwide Thai food delivery with a minimum order of S$30. Delivery charges depend on destination.

Sour, tangy and packed full of heat, there are few things out there as satisfying as a bowl of spicy tom yum goong.

This classic Thai dish is a hot favourite amongst both locals and tourists alike and it is a must-try item whenever you visit the land of smiles. We love how the dish can be eaten on its own or be used as a centrepiece for meals with a group of friend, making it a versatile option for any occasion.

While tom yum goong can commonly be found in most parts of Bangkok, some places do the dish better than others. With that, here is a guide to some of our favourite tom yum spots in Bangkok.

INTER THAI FOOD 

Inter Thai Food is a humble, unpretentious restaurant that specialises in dishing out homely and authentic Thai dishes at very affordable prices. Their tom yum soup is some of the best that we have ever had in Bangkok and it has just the right amount of spice to it without being too overwhelming. We also like how despite the price point, they are very generous with their serving sizes.

9 Rama I Road
Pathum Wan District
Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Tel: +65 +66 2 251 4689
Daily: 11am – 9pm

MBK FOOD COURT

We went straight for the classic Tom Yum Kung (THB90, S$3.60) at MBK food court. ‘Kung’ means prawns, and we were sure delighted to see so many huge and plump river prawns in the soup, alongside mushrooms and lemongrass. Have it with a bowl of steamed white rice and you are set.

PEE AOR TOM YUM

Pee Aor Tom Yum is famous for their 999 baht Lobster Tom Yum Goong Noodles. This massive bowl of goodness is enough to feed two to three ravenous people and each serving comes with a generous amount of premium ingredients such as lobsters and crabs. We also love the tangy and spicy broth which is packed full of flavour and incredibly addictive.

68, Soi Phetchaburi 5
Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi
Bangkok 10400
Daily: 10am – 9pm

THE SIXTH

Located just a short walk away from the famous Wat Arun and the Grand Palace, The Sixth is a cosy and hip little cafe that is run by a young couple. They specialise in wholesome and soulful Thai food which includes bowls of hearty tom yum goong. The tom yum here is tangy, sweet, creamy and spicy all at once and just a small spoonful of this packs a mighty punch; just the way we like it!

Maha Rat Road
Khwaeng Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang
Khet Phra Nakhon
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10200, Thailand
Tel: +66 64 316 6890
Mon to Sat: 10.30am – 5pm
(Closed on Sundays)

THE PLACE 168

The Place 168 is a humble Thai restaurant tucked away at a rundown building near Pratunam Market. The small shop has a pretty extensive menu filled with authentic Thai dishes but they are most famous for their gargantuan bowls of Tom Yum Koong Soup. At just 195 baht, each colossal bowl of this piping hot goodness comes brimming with ingredients such as pork belly, squid, prawns, meatballs, spring onions, two runny eggs and lime slices atop a bed of instant noodles.

1/49 Phetchaburi Road
Khwaeng Thanon Phaya Thai, Khet Ratchathewi
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 657 0880
Daily: 10.30am – 9.30pm

SANSAB BANGKOK

Sansab is a comfortable restaurant that sits on level 4 of Siam Paragon and it is popular for its Instagram-worthy Tom Yum UFO. The dish is essentially a steamboat that features a giant pot of tom yum surrounded by four separate pockets of ingredients such as cheese, corn, quail eggs and seaweed soup. The tom yum itself is decently spicy and has a nice amount of sweetness to it from the seafood.

Terminal 21 Sukhumvit Road
Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana
Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 108 0821

Photo Credit: c.y.c_

JEH O CHULA 

Jeh O Chula is a popular supper spot in Bangkok that became a social media hit with their instagrammable pots of Tom Yum Mama. The queues for this can be as long as 2 hours but we promise you that it is well worth the wait. Each Tom Yum Mama features instant noodles, shrimp, squid, pork balls, ground pork and two eggs doused in a spicy, tangy tom yum soup.

Banthat Thong Road
113 Charat Muang Road, Pathumwan
Bangkok 10330
Tel: +66 64 118 5888
Daily: 5:30pm – 2am

T&K SEAFOOD 

Located in the heart of Yaowarat is T&K Seafood, a humble eatery that has an extensive menu filled with seafood dishes prepared Thai-style. Their tom yum goong is sweet, spicy and tangy all at once and we love how the seafood adds an extra depth of flavour to the dish. Do expect long queues for this popular seafood spot!

49 51 Phadung Dao Road
Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 223 4519
Daily: 4pm – 2am

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While Pratunam is known to be a shoppers paradise filled with an endless array of stalls, it is also a gluttons idea of heaven.

The streets and malls of Pratunam are packed with a smorgasbord of stalls that serve up a tantalising selection of food that ranges from hearty local bites to delectable cafe nosh. Each and every nook and cranny of this area is crammed with surprises and we can promise you that you will never run out of new things to try here.

If you are overwhelmed by the wide selection of goodies to tuck into, here is a quick guide to 9 of our favourite places to get some great grub after a tiring day of shopping in Pratunam.

BAMEE SAWANG

While people hear more of the famous Sabx2 Wanton Mee, there are better places in Bangkok to get a scrumptious bowl of roast pork noodles and one of them is Bamee Sawang. We love the wanton mee here and we also recommend that you give their Stewed Pork Leg Over Rice a try too.

982 Phetchaburi Road
Khwaeng Makkasan, Khet Ratchathewi
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 056 0663
Daily: 9.30am – 11pm

BOYY & SON

Located conveniently at the recently renovated Gaysorn Village, BOYY & Son is a chic, stylish and incredibly Instagram-worthy cafe that sells coffee, tea and an interesting array of pastries. We absolutely love their croissants which are flaky, buttery and fragrant all at once!

BOYY 127 Unit L00-01 GAYSORN Tower2 Lumphini
Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 253 8300
Daily: 8am – 8pm

GO-ANG PRATUNAM CHICKEN RICE

If you want to try a different variation of chicken rice aside from Singapore’s Hainanese chicken rice, we recommend that you pop by Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice. These plates of Michelin Bib Gourmand chicken rice certainly live up to its name and we can see why it’s so popular with both the locals and tourists. Brace yourself for some really long queues!

960 962 Phetchaburi Road
Khwaeng Makkasan, Khet Ratchathewi
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 252 6325
Daily: 6am – 2pm, 5pm – 2am

GONG TONG CAFE

Gong Tong is a charming and quirky cafe that dishes out themed homemade dishes that revolve around different historical periods of Thailand. They serve up both sets and à la carte options and each and every dish here will take you to a completely different era. While the prices here are on the steeper end, we can assure you that it is well worth every cent.

Thanon Phaya Thai
Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400, Thailand
Tel: +66 64 879 0149
Daily: 10am – 8.30pm

Photo Credit: seeintear

KHAO KHA MOO TRUK SUNG (PORK KNUCKLES)

For those of you who love anything and everything pork-related, you’ll absolutely love Khao Kha Moo Truk Sung. This humble stall specialises in outrageously tender pork leg over rice that simply melts in your mouth. Aside from that, they also serve up other dishes such as rice with crispy pork and bowls of hearty soups.

LUNG PRATHUNAM BOAT NOODLES 

There are multiple places in Bangkok that serve up decent bowls of boat noodles but one of our absolute favourites is Lung Prathunam Boat Noodle. Here, they have 6 different broths and 8 different types of noodles to choose from. Each bowl costs a mere 30 baht and an upsized version would be 40 baht. For those of you who are in a rush, you can also do a take away for 50 baht.

960/14 Phetchaburi Road
Khwaeng Makkasan, Khet Ratchathewi
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand
Tel: +66 85 919 1994
Daily: 8am – 5pm

Photo Credit: midnightkaiton_pratunam

MIDNIGHT KAITON CHICKEN RICE

If the queues at Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice are way too long, you can check Midnight Kaiton Chicken Rice out instead. Here, they serve up hearty plates of chicken rice as well as crispy fried chicken which is perfect for supper. The only gripe we have is that they only open after 7pm.

986 Phetchaburi Road
Khwaeng Makkasan, Khet Ratchathewi
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand
Mon to Sat: 7pm – 4am
Sun: 7pm – 12pm

PONDTIP PRATUNAM 

There aren’t as many stalls in Bangkok that sell duck rice as there are that sell chicken rice but if we had to recommend one, it would be Pondtip Pratunam. This humble stall sells an array of scrumptious Thai food but they’re famous for their duck dishes. We recommend the Soya Duck Rice and the Stewed Duck Rice!

922, 924 Phetchaburi Road
Khwaeng Makkasan, Khet Ratchathewi
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 650 4023
Daily: 6am – 8pm

THE PLACE 168

The Place 168 is a little Thai restaurant tucked away at a rundown building near Pratunam Market. The small shop has a pretty extensive menu filled with authentic Thai dishes but they are most famous for their gargantuan bowls of Tom Yum Koong Soup which are great for sharing.

1/49 Phetchaburi Road
Khwaeng Thanon Phaya Thai, Khet Ratchathewi
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 657 0880
Daily: 10.30am – 9.30pm

It’s a crime to go to Bangkok without trying anything tom yum related. Milky, tangy and addictively spicy, it is no wonder that this hearty Thai staple is a hot favourite amongst locals and tourists alike.

Tom yum soup is readily available almost anywhere in Bangkok and it isn’t hard to chance upon a stall that sells it. However, if you’re on a tom yum hunt with a group of ravenous friends, we recommend that you pop by The Place 168 to share their massive Tom Yum Koong Soup.

The Place 168 is a humble Thai restaurant tucked away at a rundown building near Pratunam Market. The small shop has a pretty extensive menu filled with authentic Thai dishes but they are most famous for their gargantuan bowls of Tom Yum Koong Soup.

At just 195 baht, each colossal bowl of this piping hot goodness comes brimming with ingredients such as pork belly, squid, prawns, meatballs, spring onions, two runny eggs and lime slices.

All these lie atop a bed of springy noodles which is then doused in ladlefuls of hot and tangy tom yum broth. We’d say that a bowl of this could easily feed 2 to 4 people.

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We love how generous they were with the ingredients and each and every one of them added something special to the bowl. The pork belly had a decent fat to meat ratio and was fried to a crackling crisp, providing the dish with a nice crunch. On the other hand, while we thought that the squid and prawns were a nice addition, they were disappointingly stale.

The noodles, on the other hand, were springy and cooked to a nice al dente and we love how it soaked up all the spicy goodness of that full-bodied tom yum broth. However, we recommend that you slurp up the noodles fast as they do become soggy rather quickly.

The Place 168
1/49 Phetchaburi Road
Khwaeng Thanon Phaya Thai, Khet Ratchathewi
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 657 0880
Daily: 10.30am – 9.30pm

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