Chiang Mai Thai Kitchen - 282A Toh Guan Rd

Food was quick and good. All hot when served. Value for money too. Would be 5* if there were more ala carte options!

A thai food gem hidden amongst HDB blocks worth its high ratings. Tried the crab meat omelette fried rice with basil pork - fried rice was fragrant and flavourful. Crab meat omelette was soft and silky with chunks of crab meat. A dish worth travelling for.

this place absolutely slaps. the basil chicken and tom yum are both incredible for the price. (~$6 each). edit: the omelette and mango salad and red curry are all decent, but the Pad Thai is truly exceptional.

Rather underwhelmed given the unanimously good reviews on Google map. The omelette though was good but under fried as the inside were overly runny. The green curry gravy also tasted good & creamy but the chicken was so thinly sliced that most pieces the ratio between the meat and skin were 50/50, rather turn off for someone who doesn't enjoy chicken skin.

*Note that that they will be closed from 28 May ~ 15 June 2022 (see last photo) Was around the neighborhood so just came over to try the Thai food. There was no queue around 2ish in the afternoon. Order the classic basil pork rice $5.50 to try. The stall lady was kind enough to ask me to go sit down as she will bring the food to me when it's done. Food arrived pretty quickly, barely 5 mins from me ordering lol. Would say that the portion was quite generous for $5.50. good amount of rice, 1 egg and half a plate of minced pork to go along with it. The basil pork has probably a 70% lean to 30% fat ratio. I can see some pieces of pork belly mixed into the minced meat as well. The pork is well seasoned, not overly salty where I can eat the meat by itself and it still taste good. The meat is also saucy enough so that your rice is not dry when you eat it together. The green beans in the dish is pretty good as well as it retains the crunch that is always welcomed. The dish is probably mid to low spicy, where I probably can do with more chilli padi since I preferred it more spicy personally. Egg is semi-half cooked in the middle so it has Abit of ooze to the yolk. Overall, I would say its a representation of a well executed basil pork dish since all components of the dish is good (Pork/beans/egg/rice). Don't expect mind blowing food since you are paying hawker prices. I saw most ppl that came to the stall basically ordering the same basil pork as while. Will come back to try their other dishes when I'm around the neighborhood.

Hidden jem in jurong east. If you loved Thai food this is must visit! We had the Pineapple fried rice, pad thai, fried pork belly and the crab omelette. Everything is so so so good and they have different types of dipping chilli sauce which brings it to another level. Total damage was about $30ish. Absolutely delicious thai food with reasonable proxe tag. Multi storey HDB Parking readily available right beside the coffee shop. The lady taking the order is very friendly and she is a Thai i believed from her accent. Thai food lovers don't miss out this stall!

First time here so tried their minced pork basil rice with egg. Every so often with some stalls you get the "Maggi seasoning overload" but here they did it just rice. Right amount of spicy for local taste buds. I am very eager to try their fried tang hoon next time round as I saw lots of people ordering that. Lady standing just outside the stall takes the order and remembers who you are, delivering to your table. Nice.

?? Affordable Minced Pork with Basil rice with quick service! ? Not too spicy, not salty, there wasn’t an overdose of MSG (unlike the one I ate in Big C FoodPark), or crazy amount of fish sauce added just for additional flavour. Instead, the Basil does carry its flavour well! Rice is hot and moist too! ?