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My friends and I were in the mood for Thai food. So we decided to eat at ThaiExpress after seeing it right away. The place is cozy, suitable for family dinner or gathering with friends.Thai Iced Tea - $4.90. I've been ordering Thai iced tea several times in several restaurants, and they all taste nice. But not this time, in ThaiExpress! I don't know why but it tasted very weird, like they put a kind of spice inside. Won't order this anymore.Phat Thai Talay - $12.90. I thought it's supposed to be

i was craving for some delicious thai curry so i headed to Thai Express for dinner. I ordered their Kaeng Daeng Gai which is Chicken with potato in red curry. It was really good. the curry was very thick and tasty. It was pretty spicy but when eaten with rice, it tasted just right. the chicken was very tender and delicious. the red curry had infused into it making it very tasty. I recommend this dish! it is really fantastic.

Phad ThaiTom Yum Soup (fish) with glass noodlesMe and my friend shared these 2 dishes and our verdict is the tom yum soup is better! the phad thai was rather average, and with the price paid it is not very worth it (around SGD$13 after GST & service charge). On the other hand, we love the tom yum soup! don't be fool by its "innocent" appearance, it is actually very spicy. The fish are fresh and do not have the "fishy" smell. Glass noodles are very chewy too. Overall, this dish is much more value

Was rushing for a movie and the service staff were taking their own sweet time which infuriated me! I was a little anxious already and their slow-motion service was seen as twice as slow by me. Luckily the manager was all smiles and told me they're doing their best to whip up the dishes. I ordered the SenLek Neua - $12.90 (Stick Noodle with Sliced Beef in Beef Broth) It was quite.. bad. Luckily the beef was still soft and chewy and you can clearly see the small bits of beef floating around in th

I am doing some shopping when I notice this big jar of green jelly at Isetan Thai Food Fair, which looks much bigger than the type used in chendol. I ask the staff if it is similar to chendol which he answers yes. As it looks very interesting, I decide to order one for takeaway, and also a packet of phat thai as he said it is freshly cooked. Both are nicely packed into containers, with chopsticks and spoons.Phat Thai Talay ($5.00)It comes with 3 juicy prawns, alot of fried bean curd pieces and t

Not very hungry after having super full late lunch. So for dinner, I bought only appetizer and salad for myself and one main dish for hubby's dinner. I ordered a thai green curry and jasmine rice for hubby and mango salad, rice crackers with thai style dip, thai fishcake and prawn toast for sharing. The green curry was very good with generous serving of seafood and chicken cubes. As for appetizer, the mango salad and fishcake was nice. The prawn toast is too oily and burnt at the sides. The rice

My favourite dish at Thai Express is the longevity noodles in chicken broth, reminds me of what we have every Chinese New Year at my grandma’s. Rice dishes worth trying are the olive rice -my grandma’s absolute favourite. It is difficult to find good olive rice in Singapore, some are too oily, some are too salty, some have too little rice hence the olive taste becomes overpowering, some have too much rice and too little topping making the dish taste bland. Thai Express does this dish perfectly.

I love ThaiExpress in general but it gets a little inconsistent at times in terms of food portions, standards and especially the service.My usual order is the Chicken with Basil Leaves and the Sticky Mango Rice so that's what I had that evening. The portion for the chicken was OK, but I can't say the same for my boyfriend's dish which was the Honey Chicken with Rice. I think there were only 2 chicken pieces on his super large plate. Yikes...Service was extremely slow that evening, probably becau

Thai Express at Plaza Singapura is a nice place to go to for a gathering dinner with friends or with your partner. The food is nice and the service is good.There was once i went there with my friend. and one of the vegetable had a strand of hair. my friend removed it from the plate and placed it at the side. when the manager was clearing our table, he saw the strand of hair and he asked if it came from the food. and we said yes. he then waived off that dish from our bill.I have been there many t

I was having bad cravings for tom yum so my boyfriend took me here for thai dinner. We were in a rush and only had 30 minutes to eat. Although the restaurant was packed on a Sunday night, the lady boss assured us that 30 mins was possible. They quickly took our orders. I had a stick noodles seafood tom yum soup for $11 and my boyfriend had green curry rice ($16) and we shared a rose lime drink. The food came rather promptly served by a very polite waiter. I liked mine! Initially, I thought the t

Had not been to Thai Express for quite some time, and this time, it was good, as always.As an Orange Card member, one can get many perks and dining rebates.They have a new range of dining ware and glasses - it HAS been a long time!The dishes were delicious, as usual - especially the signature crab!The soft-shelled crab is always my favourite.The prawn n egg omelette was an interesting change from the norm and theFried Kway Teow and Vegetables did not disappoint. The mushrooms always add to the t

it was our lunch timemy friend and i went to thai express.. we had seafood tom yum soup.. its the plain looking type.. very spicy and really nice.. fresh seafood too we also ordered their stir fried mushroom with oyster sauce.. it consist of few pieces of bean curd.. we love this healthy dish especially with rice!

If you are craving for something spicy yet sweet and sour at the same time, the chicken soup with glass noodles is the dish to try. It is one of the new dishes on the menu. Definitely not a disappointment, as the soup was very tasty, spicy and had a lot of flavor. The chicken also tasted really nice.

It was my first time trying out their soft shell crabs at Thai Express. I'll usually eat them at Japanese restaurants. The dish arrived and I'm upset to say first thing, there were only 2 pieces and secondly, they were soaked in oil. It seemed as if like the kitchen did not even slightly dab them onto paper napkins. I took a bite into it and decided to back off already, it was very crunchy and crispy of course, but the frying oil oozed out like nobody's business. Never ordering this dish again.

Initially plan to have some high tea at Lao Beijing prior to our movie, but the queues was long enough to turn us off.Decided to try Thai express instead since It has been ages we had thai food.There are two dishes which I never fail to order.1) Curry Soft Shell Crab w/Rice2) Tom yam soupService was prompt and our tom yam soup was serve within 5-7minutes.The standard were consistent - Clean clear soup base which look harmless but the tom-yam taste will continuously tickle your palate after your