Little Elephant SG - 57 Eng Hoon St

A wonderful spot to gently introduce Thai cuisine to the uninitiated or young. No strong flavors nor spicy, one Som Tum Mamuang and Tom Yum Goongthat my 10 year old nephew will happily dig into the. Pocket friendly prices with smallish portions. Helpful in that you get the opportunity to try out couple more dishes. No complains with service from the young men and ladies handling front of house

One of the best Thai places in Singapore! Every single dish was delicious. We had Prawn Pad Thai, Green Chicken Curry, Minced pork and Prawn omelette. The Green Curry Chicken, a must-try. The chicken was so soft and tender, fell apart and melts in the mouth! Pad Thai was very refreshing yet flavourful. Definitely will be back.

Hands down better food than most of the places we ate at in Golden Mile Complex. Lunch sets are value for money. We had mango salad (lots of cashew nuts & peanuts with a nice balance of sweet and sourness), pork knuckle with rice (similar to those we ate in Thailand), pad see ew (very flavourful) and not too sweet Thai milk tea. ??????

Food was very nice and came very quick after ordering. The ambient was very chill and casual. Staff were very nice and friendly. The mango sticky rice was quite good.

Chance upon @littleelephantsg that serves affordable Thai food in a rustic and laidback setting. I love their outdoor section with wooden furniture including some tables that are shaped like wooden boat meant for two pax for a more unique experience. The outdoor definitely looks like a chill-out spot for beers and good thai food. What I tired, Kor Moo Yang (Grilled Pork Neck). Grilled to perfection with smoky savoury flavour! It is not fatty and greasy and is so moist, tender soft with a good bite and the natural flavour of the pork shines here but you could dip it into their homemade sauce as well. Personally, I like it more on its own? This is my favourite dish. Homemade Prawn Cake. Very satisfied as there is so much prawn goodness in this. Each piece is crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Is so succulent and fresh which make it really delightful. This dish makes a great appetiser. Spicy Tom Yum Prawn Soup *Clear* This authentic spicy tom yum soup definitely be a hit if you’re a fan of team spicy! The soup comes generously loaded with plenty fresh big prawns and other ingredients and totally get me hooked from my first sip as it explodes with flavour. Steam Whole Seabass in Lime and Garlic Sauce *Spicy* The fish is ultra fresh, the sauce gives a bam of spiciness and tanginess in a soothingly shiok way! The kind you'd want to drizzle over your rice, or slurp up like soup. ? very appetizing! Gai Thod Kratiem - Deep Fried Garlic Chicken. The garlic chicken is crisp on the outside yet juicy tender on the inside and has bits of crispy garlic serve on top. My friend couldn't resist the urge to claim the whole plate ? Thai Milk Tea and Thai Green Milk Tea. The taste of the Milk Tea here is well balanced. Smooth, aromatic, milky and flavourful. Definitely a good companion to the spicy food. Coconut Smoothies. Has strong dose of coconut fragrance and very fresh. I could not stop drinking it! The service @littleelephantsg is excellent as well. Friendly staffs and very attentive plus quick to response to your need. I definitely be back again. Ig: @zoey_belle_

The food tastes similar to food in Thailand, especially rice, red curry, sauce and Thai tea. Well you don’t get fancy decor drinks like the one in Thailand but overall we had a great dinner. We recommended it and will come back again.

Chanced upon this Thai restaurant when walking around sourcing for a dinner venue. The food is nice and I don't feel thirsty after that. Staff are friendly and helpful. Will return to try other dishes. Ordered mango salad, eggplant with minced meat, Tom yum soup (prawns are huge & fresh) & mango sticky rice. Very yummy & authentic Thai food.

We came here for dinner. It’s a pretty popular place and you could almost forget you’re in Singapore for a moment. The food is not bad but not outstanding. The menu is also a little small and lacks some of the variety of other Thai restaurants. I liked the papaya salad and the tom yam soup. The minced pork was a okay but not quite what we were expecting. It’s loaded with chopped baby corn and long beans rather than Thai basil. The pad Thai was okay but a little light on the prawns. The Thai iced milk tea was good as it wasn’t overly sweet. The omelettes didn’t look proper at all. Service was prompt and decent. Overall, the portions were large but it felt a little pricey for what it was. Al the same, we enjoyed the meal.