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2013-11-01
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Fancy for some Thai food around Clarke quay area? Check out Thai Affair located at one corner of the basement. Thai Affair offers a decent variety of dish from noodles to soup at a reasonable pricing. A number tag was given upon ordering as each plate was whipped up from the kitchen based on order only, thus Food will be served to us whenever they were ready.Utensils, sauces and serviette were self help over at this counter just beside their kitchen.Lemongrass drink tasted standard. For those wh
A number tag was given upon ordering as each plate was whipped up from the kitchen based on order only, thus Food will be served to us whenever they were ready.
Utensils, sauces and serviette were self help over at this counter just beside their kitchen.
Lemongrass drink tasted standard. For those who like Thai beverages, they do sell Thai Ice Tea too.
Egg Fried Rice (Chicken) had packed the traditional taste of their home style fried rice with good prominent tastes of the fish sauce. Comes with a slice of cucumber and tomatoe. Pretty decent but would be better if they had control the amount of salt usage I the dish.
Moo Ping (Thai BBQ Pork satay) comes in a plate of 4. An appetizer to kick start our dinner. Pork on the stick was evenly grilled and was tender. The chili dip was a good compliment to the satay.
Phad Thai on the other hand looks tantalizing. Basic ingredients of a Phad Thai were all found on the dish. It does really smell of the Thai culture!
Pad Kee Mao (Chicken), a Thai version of stir fried Kway Teow that comes with a good amount of spice that keep the lips tingling. The dish contained a variety of vegetables, carrot, onions, corn, mushrooms, lime leaves etc. Tasty but a bit oily for me.
Considering it price and location. Thai affair is a fuss free dining and worth a try if you want to have simple meal like this in the mall. They are running 15% off ala carte items for UOB card holders, therefore do present them if you have one.For more reviews visit http://www.umakemehungry.com/2013/10/my-affair-with-thai-food.html
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