Diandin Leluk Thai Restaurant

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Full Diandin Leluk review here: http://ivanteh-runningman.blogspot.sg/2015/12/diandin-leluk.htmlLocated in Golden Mile Complex "Little Thailand", the Diandin Leluk Thai restaurant has a long history. Founded by a husband and wife team as a mobile food truck service, before getting their current permanent location in 1985, Diandin Leluk is known for their cheap / affordable, tasty and authentic Thai food, prepared in rustic home style. Little wonder this 24-hour daily, 7 days a week Thai restaura

Time to crave for some Thai food and after doing some read-up, I have found out this restaurant in Golden mile complex with several recommendations. The restaurant was quite packed during dinner hours on a Saturday. After looking through their menu, we ordered several dishes which include pineapple rice, sambal kangkong, mango salad, bbq pork, pandan leaf chicken and tom yam soup. As for dessert, we have ordered the tapioca with coconut as well as the mango sticky glutinous rice. First of all, t

So here I am at Diandin Leluk where food are prepared by bona fide chefs from Thailand. A queue is a common sight, however, we were spared from the long wait as turnover was relatively quick and we only needed two seats.The menu is rather extensive and it took us a while to before coming a our decision of having Green Curry Chicken ($12), Kang Kong Sambal ($10), Braised Meat with Dry Curry ($12), Stir Fried Chicken with Lemon Grass ($12). Thai Ice Tea ($1.8) and Mango Sticky Rice ($6).Green Curr

I paid my visit during a weekend Sunday lunch. The place is running by Thai and some customers were Thai too. They offer authentic Thai dishes with affordable prices.I ordered stir fry mix vegetable which was normal standard for me. The clear tom yum soup was too spicy for me. However, the pad Thai was perfectly cooked and it surely beat those branded Thai restaurant chain in town, the mango sticky rice was alright as I prefer the mango eaten at Thailand which was real tasty and sweet.

For the full review and pictures visit http://toseetofeeltoeat.blogspot.sg/2013/12/diandin-leluk-golden-mile.htmlFried vegetables were very average and normal, nothing to write home about.The pineapple fried rice was not bad. However, there weren't much ingredients inside despite the sliced prawns sitting on top. We were mostly eating plain yellow rice.The phad thai was pretty tasty and sweet, but sadly, it was also way too wet. I do prefer the phad thai to the pineapple fried rice though.The cl

Waiting was a terrible thing, still have another one hour to go for my coach, I decided to take a walk around Golden Mile area. Awesome eatery found, I discovered a good place to stay while waiting to board. One thing I was quite impressed of was all cuisines were prepared by the native Thai chefs whom have many years coking experiences. Appeared to be greatly outstanding with the empty-filling real Pineapple bowl, rice was served inside. The dish was stir-fried well by using emblematic Thai rec

This is the 1st time dining here in golden mile complex due to waiting to board the bus for genting trip We saw a thai restaurant named diandin leluk thai , since we like thai food so decided to give a try .There are wide variety of dishes ranging from thai soup to seafood , fried item etc we ordered the noodles , fried chicken and basil chicken . The noodles is springy not oily as for the fried chicken is crispy and tender . The basil chicken is good and juciy that we ordered another plate

I love Thai food and always on the lookout for new place to try. Came to Diandin after a friend recommended it. Upon arrival, i find the whole place pretty spacious. Place looks clean and ok too.Super hungry so just quickly place an order and we had tang hoon salad, tom yum clear soup, boneless chicken wing, prawn cake and sambal kang kong. I must say the whole meal was a pretty good one. There's no particular dish that i dislike, taste was quite good and ingredients are fresh. Saw someone havin

Yay! Desserts. And only just for desserts. Apparently we missed out the last time.The red ruby was a brilliant shade of red. Nicely translucent, it was coated with just the right amount of starch and the chestnut within was full of crunch.The coconut milk was light and sweet.This was a brilliant way to beat the heat of the afternoon. And it made me miss Thailand.

Now this was comfort food.I'm glad he insisted that I tried this. The soup broth was hearty and rich. The thin slices of beef were done just right. Chewy.The beef balls? Bouncy. And full on flavour.At $4 a bowl, you can definitely afford to have another bowl. The thin rice noodles were a hit with me but the serving was fairly small. You could ask for extra portion of noodles but if it were me, I'd just order another bowl altogether. With the works!

THis restaurant sells authentic thai food and offers a wide variety of thai food that caters to all thai food lovers! This pad thia salad is fresh and served with fresh slightly raw vegetables with noodles and seafood meat. The noodles are stirred fried well and not too salty while the salad thought slightly raw in its taste, is quite refreshing and blends well with the fried kway tiao noodle. Overall quite authentic thai flavour to it and worth a try!

Friend was craving for Thai food, so decided to bring him here since this is another shop that I will eat at in Golden Mile Complex.As my usual, we ordered Stir Fried Baby Kailan, Tom Yum Soup, BBQ Pork, Char Yen and Mango with Glutinous Rice.:bow:chopstick:l: We waited for about 20mins for the arrival of BBQ Pork as they only BBQ it upon ordering, therefore it was serve hot. However, the Tom Yum soup is kinda salty unlike the normal Tom Yum soup which is suppose to be sour and spicy. Eventually

Famous for its thai food, the shop sells a variety of authentic thai food for thai food lovers. This plate of Omelette Pad Thai is one of its signature dish. The pad thai is served and wrapped with a well cooked omelette. The omelette is warm and yummy, well cooked and served piping hot. Within the omelette there is an array of ingredients such as vegetables, noodles and seafood. Overall not too spicy or salty and recommended for people who miss thailand and thai food.

- The ShopDiandin Leluk Thai Restaurant is owned by a Singaporean man with his Thai wife. They are located in Golden Mile Complex, a popular haunt to Thai nationals and a place for people to aboard their coach to Malaysia.This is probably one of Singapore's better Thai cuisine that has a reasonable price with decent authentic flavors.They have condiments like dried chili flakes, sugar, nam pla (fish sauce) and ground peanut on the table. You can adjust the taste of your food accordingly if you l

I used to live in Thailand so am quite fussy about Thai food. So, when I want a true Thai meal, I head for Golden Mile Centre.I've tried most of the restaurants there, but keep coming back to Diandin Leluk. It definitely has the best environment of all the restaurants there (it's a proper restaurant) and is great for groups or even for a quick solo meal. My favorites are:- Phad kra pow (fried meat with basil): With pork or chicken, a single plate is a bargain $4. Add $1 for a fried egg on top