Mae Noi Thai food + teo heng KTV
Last Friday, the girls brought me to this thai food located at Bugis street. Mae Noi Thai Food is a decent hawker stall which offers a nice and authentic Tom Yum Soup.
The stall is helmed by the owner herself who came from Thailand and brought her skills of a home-cooked Thai dishes into Singapore. In order to cook a nice Thai food, the ingredients are imported from Thailand regularly in order to sustain the origin taste of Thai cuisine.
I wouldn't expect the price to be so affordable given the taste that they have. However, there weren't many choices to choose from the menu. Given that there are Phad thai, Green curry and Tom Yum soup, this menu is fairly good enough for me.
Chicken wings- $1.50 per piece
As crispy as it can be seen, those chicken wings lover could give this meat a try. It is not the best chicken wings that I have eaten so far but it can be suitable for a start up dish. At least this chicken wings go hand in hand with the main.
Sambal Fried rice- $3.50
This was not found in the Thai menu as my friend ordered from their neighbour shop. If you don't have any crave on thai food on that day, you might want to try their "stir wok" from this chinese shop.
Green curry rice- $4.50
Combined with soft chicken meat and well marinated brinjals, i couldn't taste the coconut from the curry. It was rather bland! I could see there are more brinjals than meat on this plate of rice.
Phad Thai- $4
Pad Thai was definitely the first Thai dish I ever experienced, and I fell absolutely in love with it. Whenever I ate at a Thai restaurant, I always told myself, order something different this time, but inevitably, I end up getting the Pad Thai. I’m sure a lot of people can relate.
The noodles are soaked in sauces and oils as the heat and steam cooks the noodles quickly.Tofu, baby shrimp, leeks, bean sprouts, and other ingredients per recipe, are all tossed into the mixture.
Tom Yum noodle soup- $5
Some people like it thick, whereas others prefer it thin. Personally, I like the thicker one - and the Tom Yam soup at Mae Noi is simply perfect. I am usually quite picky whenever it comes to tom yam soup as I have encountered many disappointing ones. They are generous with the prawns and my friend tried scooping the soup and found many small shrimps on the spoon.
Good food are meant to be shared even though it is not from cafe or high end resturant. This thai food is worth passing by after shopping for a long day at Bugis street. Oh yes, the prices are cheap too! Within the range of $3 to $5. Similar to those of hawker centers.
3 New Bugis Street #03-38, Singapore,
Singapore 188 867
The girls finally executed our KTV plan and impromptu, we rung up Teo heng to check on the availability of room. We were so lucky to secure a room at Katong which simply took us 20 mins to reach there by bus. Given the time that we have, we had to rush down in order to secure our room but thankfully we reached on time.
We had a 2 hours of singing session and as usual, we have to pay $7 per person. This price is the cheapest in all KTV in Singapore. Although you do not get to sit on the most comfortable sofa ( our still have a cockroach on it!), the audio and recording system is loud enough to sing out loud without people bothering. They even have a good sound proof to ensure a peaceful environment for others to sing.
Having so much fun with the girls (; time pass when i am with them.
Till then.
