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I had a suddenly craving for thai food and I decided to stop by Ah Loy Thai for lunch with my colleague. As I had quite a filling breakfast, I decided to order just their thai papaya salad as my lunch. The waiting time was quite long on a weekday lunch, from waiting for table up to the point where our dishes arrived, it was around 30minutes.The thai papaya salad is quite fiery hot, even though I told them that I want my salad to be less spicy. Nonetheless, it is very flavourful – the fish sauce

Because their food is cheap and delicious, it wasn't a surprise that their restaurant was full house with a queue on a weekday night. Even after getting a table, we still had to wait around 45 minutes for our food! Luckily we weren't too hungry and the cheap yummy food made up for it in the end.A simple unassuming dish of Kangkong. I ordered the non-spicy version and was expecting something bland, but that wasn't the case! I'm not sure what they added (I'm guessing there's oyster sauce) but some

Ah Loy Thai had been on my to-go list since the first time I went Tom's Palette, but somehow I've only managed to visit it now. I procrastinate a lot, yes.The Pandan Chicken was recommended by the service staff and I enjoyed it very much despite the burnt sides. The chicken wrapped in the pandan leaves was very fragrant, thoroughly marinated and tender. The chilli sauce on the side was quite normal.Their Pad Thai was very Chinese-style, cooked in the most homely manner with lots of ingredients l

Ah Loy Thai is a casual Thai dining concept located at Shaw Tower, serving tasty and authentic Thai food at very reasonable prices. I agree with many that the service leaves much to be desired, but the food is very good admittedly.Having been here several times, I still highly recommend a few dishes that have become signature favorites over the years - such as the Phad Thai, Stir Fried Chicken with Red Basil Leaves, Pandan Chicken and Kamquet drinks. For a more detailed review and photos, do vis

I must say that the Ah Loy Thai serves up rather decent dishes. Especially their Buttered Calamari, Thai Crispy Mango Chicken and Tom Yum Soup. The Buttered Calamari is deep fried and drizzled with butter, good as starters (the one pictured is a wrong order served). The Tom Yum has a balance of sweet, sour and spicy. Their Thai Milk Red Tea is also very refreshing. Unfortunately, their service is poor. While queuing, an old man will lead you to your tables and you are unable to choose your seat

Came on a weekday night with my friends but it is still very crowded!!!Their dishes smell very good, and tastes even better I ordered this dish called fried vermicelli and it tastes really delicious. Fried to the correct "wetness". However it is slightly salty. Another must try is their lemon tea! Big cup and can quench your thirst on a hot weather.Will definitely come back again soon!

Tried a few of their dishes, ended up ordering too much for just the 5 of us. Their pandan chicken, green curry and Phad Thai was fantastic! Definitely must try!However the fish we order (Sweet & Sour Fish) tastes a bit weird and unfresh.Be prepared to wait for around 30min + during peak dining time =)

"Loy Thai is probably a place known to many already, and it's no wonder because their food is seriously good. A group of friends and I made our ways down one day after hearing all the raves about this place. It's a 10minute walk from Bugis mrt.We ordered the typical Thai dishes and the ones we particularly love is the green curry and the lemon chicken. The green curry was thick and tasted like the perfect green curry (just the right tinge of sourness and spiciness).However, while I found the foo

Been here the second time with girlfriend for our lunch meet up . quite a crowd at lunch hours. Uncle is friendly and helpful in getting seats for us asap.We ordered the Tom Yam Seafood and Green curry chicken. Note that the rice is sold separately. Green Curry chicken is with nice texture gravy. But a bit too little meat. Tom yam seafood has quite generous portion of ingredients but I find the soup too oily. whole layer of chilli oil on top.... Taste is good though, sour and spicyNice!

This little thai eatery at bugis is always packed, with a queue, especially during lunch hours on weekdays.The tom yum soup is very spicy and definitely not for those who can't take spicy food well. However, it is good (shiok) and comes with different seafood inside. The portion is not too stingy as well. Good for sharing.Stir fried fan shu ye. The taste is ok, however, i find it a little too oily. Definitely don't need so much oil for such a small plate of vegetable. They can improve on the por

Ah Loy Thai has always been my number 1 Thai food place! Each time I crave for Thai food, I would craves for Ah Loy's! What's thai food without Tom yum soup right? Their tom yum seafood soup packs quite a punch with the right dose of fiery goodness and sourness! (I personally hates tom yum soup what is either only hot or sour) The soup is full of seafood goodness: fish , sotong and prawns with great freshness. A must order. I love their mango crispy chicken, the chicken was marinated to perfecti

While at Shaw Towers, friend wants to blanjah me Thai Food so we went to Ah Loy as I have good impressions of it from the other branch I dined in.We ordered Thai Sweet Chilli Chicken, Tom Yum Soup, Butter Calamari , Fried riceThe Butter Calamari , one of their signature dishes is well fried and it’s chewy texture is just right unlike the undercooked ones which never seems to be possible to chew through. Coated with butter and spicy chilli kickstarts the appetite ready for more!Thai Sweet Chilli

As a fan of ah loy thai I have tried a lot of ala carte dishes; the must-try being their butter calamari. This time, I was in a hurry and opted for something simple and quick - the phad thai, which costs around $5.50. It was served quickly although there were quite a lot of people during dinner time. The phad thai was not fantastic though. The noodles were mixed unevenly and some parts were quite tasteless. Other than that it's rather average, wouldnt recommend it.

As my church hold its youth services in Shaw Towers every alternate Saturday, we usually would conveniently go to Ah Loy Thai to eat their food there, and I believe Ah Loy Thai's popularity has increased ever since because its' always packed crowded, and my dining partner and I were squeezed into a really small table. Apparently we had to move the tables around to help whoever that was sitting inside to come out. I felt that the Pad Thai's standard has dropped compared to the other restaurants,

We first noticed this Thai restaurant when we intended a visit to Tom's Palette, for 'Ah Loy' was located opposite, along a corridor at Shaw Leisure Gallery (within Shaw Tower). We were drawn particularly to the long queue of diners waiting patiently for their tables.Making a point to try it before we leave Singapore for UK, we rang up 'Ah Loy' at approximately 6pm to make a reservation, only to be told that they were no longer accepting any but walk-in customers would be welcomed. Thankfully th