Thai Noodle House in Coronation Arcade is surely not on the average tourist trail, but if you happened to be on your way from the Botanic Gardens to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, you might just as well stop at this family run eatery and enjoy an authentic Thai lunch at a good price.
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Lau Hock Guan Kee Bak Kut Teh & Curry Fish Head looks like the humblest eatery on earth at first sight, but the food is hands down good and the price is as modest as the look of the place. Run by friendly old ladies, the spécialités de la maison are Bak Kut Teh and Curry Fish Head - Two of Singapore's most favorite dishes.
Hajah Maimunah Restaurant has earned its place of honor among Singapore's best eateries, after serving delicious Nasi Padang for more than 20 years... The food here is rich and full of flavor, although it is not too spicy, and the prices are expectedly moderate.
First Thai is a small eatery on tiny Purvis Street, just a short stroll from the classy Raffles Hotel and MRT City Hall, where you can enjoy superb Thai food and street food at affordable prices, while sharing your table with strangers...
Thai Express makes an exception to the rule that says that restaurant chains are not the best place to look for good food... The self titled "world's largest chain of modern Thai restaurants" has fifteen outlets across the city, where you can enjoy surprisingly authentic-tasting Thai food at a good price and in nice surroundings.
IndoChine Waterfront enjoys an outstanding location on the bank of the Singapore River, facing the Fullerton Hotel and Boat Quay. The menu boasts an extensive range of specialties from the cuisines of Southeast-Asia, and the ambience is ultra-pleasant...
Siem Reap II, right next to IndoChine Waterfront, can be somewhat described as the café version of its glitzier neighbor, and while the food is excellent and the ambience is fantastic, the menu is not purely Southeast Asian and features touches of western-intercontinental cuisine...
Pagi sore has been serving some of the nicest Indonesian food on this side of the Singapore River for more than twenty years and is still as good as ever... Homey ambience, pleasant set up and relatively good prices make it a real favorite among tourists and locals alike
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