Bangkok Jam (已結業)

Made an reservation online but we reached the place way before the appointed time. It was empty and we had our choice of table. There was 2 male service staffs who were both quite friendly. We were served water after placing our order. The little one was served with kid friendly plastic cutlery with the water in a plastic cup.peek gai tod nam pla ($10.50++)Fried Chicken Mid Joints with Thai Fish Sauce MarinadeThe tiny mid joints looked dry but packed a punch of flavours, without tasting too salt

Taking my dinner after window shopping session at Orchard, my friend suggested settling at this place. Modern Bistro concept of Thai Cuisine, Bangkok Jam was actually another brand by Creative Eateries. Ambiance was stylish with simply black and white theme, many pictures about Bangkok city can be seen on the wall. Extensive Menu based on unique Thai recipe, food was up to standard at a relatively affordable price drew a large crowd to the restaurant.Serving up Fried Rice at first, presentation

I didn't think that Orchard would be crowded on a Wednesday night; so I didn't make a reservation for dinner. But boy, was I so wrong (note to self: never underestimate the Christmas rush). Most of the restaurants were packed! So, my friend and I just settled for Bangkok Jam at Wheelock.. We had to queue for about 30 mins though to get seats.Anyway, I ordered the Curry Chicken with rice. It wasn't spectacular, coming from a restaurant which boasts of serving authentic Thai food. It was just too

It was a Tuesday afternoon and I met my friend for lunch at somewhere nearby for the both of us and we decided to have some casual Thai food at Bangkok Jam.  It is located on level 2 of Wheelock Place just beside nydc restaurant which is too hard to miss on the outside with the prominent signage at its door front.The interior of the restaurant has a warm and cosy ambiance thanks to the wooden setting among dark wall, giving customers a welcoming yet intimate feel. Although I sat at one of the c

My friend come to orchard town for training, and she brought me to the Bangkok Jam for lunch (my first time visit ). During the lunch time, the waiting for food time a bit long Seafood Phad Thai. My friend ordered the Seafood Phad Thai, fresh prawn and squid. Overall is good Stir-fried Egg Noodle with Bacon & Crabmeat. Noodle serve with bacon and big crabmeat, but a bit salty for me.

First time trying Bangkok Jam thanks to Pauline for directed us wrongly to the wrong level! As usual we like to share food cos sharing of food meaning we can have more variety! We ordered Seafood Phad Thai ($11.90), big prawn, squid was serve and with chilli, sugar and peanut crush on the side. Sweet and a little spicy, nice dish!Thai Olive fried rice ($11) one of my favourite dish of the night! I love the way the present this dish .... the olive smell was so nice and bits of salty fish can b

Headed over to Bangkok Jam for some thai food. wasn't crowded for a friday night, we cld find seats for 8 easily. had mango salad for starters, was one of the better mango salad we had. Their phad thai was ordinary, we especially liked the olive rice. Very fragrant and delicious, a must try at the restaurant! We had the clear tomyum soup, very spicy but really had the taste of thai. Coconut drink was very refreshing but was hard to scoop the coconut meat. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Al

Went for dinner after collecting our vouchers from OpenRice. We initially wanted Skinny Pizza but decided on Bangkok Jam cos I directed them to the wrong level =DSeafood Phad Thai $11.9 is quite delicious apart from the many beansprouts. Sam & Theresa finds it a little spicy & they almost choke on itThai Olive Fried Rice $11 is very nice I findSeafood Clear Tom Yum Soup $7.9 is quite a small portion, but ingredients are fresh & it's spicy! You might need to order more if you're intending to shar

After our monthly visit to the OpenRice office, we decided to have our dinner at the nearby Wheelock Place cos my Smokeless Grill was kinda heavy to lug around. We stumbled upon this 'jam' or rather Bangkok Jam Thai restaurant which is a rather new player in the SG Thai food scene. There was no queue at the door, so we were quickly ushered to our table.This restaurant has a contemporary bistro style decor with unmistakable hints of Thai influences. I preferred the one at Plaza Singapura with the

Found this eatery that serves thai food at the heart of OrchardThe Olive friend rice was very well done. It was fragrant and cooked just right, with the delicate and appropriate amount of spices. The food came quite quickly as well, and we didn't have to wait long. This dish pales in comparison slightly as compared to the olive rice, but it's still pretty good. Taste a little like home cooked fare.

During dinner peak hour, everywhere is quite crowded. We decide to come here for a meal as Mom there is not much of a crowd during dinner.Deep fried Green Papaya Salad ($11.50++)It gets a bit too salty and extreme at the bottom of the plate, as the dressing is at the bottom. The dish is not evenly mixed.Stir-fried Egg Noodle with Bacon & Crabmeat ($11.90++)A rather simple dish which tastes not bad, but barely any crabmeat to be found.Seafood with Pineapple Fried Rice ($11.50++)Interestingly ser

Get other food reviews at http://thehungrybunnie.blogspot.comI'd heard good stuff about Bangkok Jam, and thought I'd get reasonably decent stuff. Like Thai Express, which serves similar stuff at the same price points, I'd expected simple Thai fare, no-fuss and homestyled. I thought it was a good sign that it was a full-house on a Friday night, with a seemingly never-ending queue outside. But that turned out to be a fake-out. The food was lackluster, with very few barely passable dishes, and the

I was being warned by my personal food nazi that this place serves over-priced thai food, but still I went ahead with a friend who wanted to try the food there. We ordered quite a bit of food - Green curry, tom yum goong, pad thai, minced basil chicken, soft shell crabs. The soft shell crabs is nice, but try to finish it when it is still hot - once it's not it will be very oily. Tom Yum Goong taste refreshing and not that spicy but very over priced for a small bowl of soup. basil chicken is not

Ba Mee Poo.That's not me making funny noises or just having verbal diarrhea. In fact, that's the name of the dish I had at Bangkok Jam at Wheelock Place, translating loosely from Thai into Stir-Fried Egg Noodles with Bacon and Crabmeat.The saying people have about bacon tasting good with anything is really hard to contend with. The fried bits of bacon lent a certain element of luster to the dish and together with the unique taste of the egg noodles as well as the chunks of crabmeat, culminated i

I ordered their Signature Beef Noodle Soup, after contemplating for quite awhile on what to order as most of the food in their menu seem rather appetizing. The Signature Beef Noodle Soup cost $13.50. When my meal came, I was pleasantly surprised to see such a unique bowl and layout for a bowl of beef noodle. On top of it, the soup aroma was quite strong and it smelled nice. Needless to say, the soup was simply delicious. To top it off, it also came with quite a lot of beef chunks and beef slices