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I ate this fish soup before. Very nice but long queue during lunch.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Best Sliced Fish Soups 鱼片汤 in Singapore You Need To Know About

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Angel Horse Teo Chew Fish Soup 仙马潮州鱼汤



Sliced Fish Soup ($5). This bowl of sliced fish soup can be found at Albert Centre Market and Food Centre. It comes in $3, $4 and $5, depending on how hungry you are. There’s the usual bitter gourd and tofu in the mix. I like the addition of seaweed here, gives it more texture.

As opposed to the usual soya sauce, they serve the Teo Chew salted bean sauce with chilli padi instead, which complements the sliced fish very well, giving a contrast in flavours. Sliced fish and broth is flavourful while the salted bean sauce lends a little sour and spicy flavour.

Angel Horse Teo Chew Fish Soup: 270 Queen Street, Albert Centre Market and Food Centre Stall #01-95, Singapore 180270

[brotherinlaw]

TS, I enjoyed all your postings.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Best Sliced Fish Soups 鱼片汤 in Singapore You Need To Know About

http://sethlui.com/best-sliced-fish-soups-singapore/

Jin Hua Fish Head Bee Hoon 金華



Jin Hua Fish Head Bee Hoon: 1 Kadayanallur Street, Maxwell Food Centre #01-77, Singapore 069184

[CaressPussy]

Than you for sharing all the food.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Angel Horse Teo Chew Fish Soup 仙马潮州鱼汤

[Deborah]

I always eat at Amoy hawker ctr. Will try this at maxwell.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Jin Hua Fish Head Bee Hoon 金華



Sliced Fish Soup ($4 each). Well-known and given recommendations by various organisations, Jin Hua. nestled in Maxwell Food Centre, serves up a very generous portion of sliced fish soup and definitely embodied what it means to be value for money. I ordered a clear broth and another milky one to decide for myself which I like better.

My conclusion is the former. The clear broth version is sweeter when it comes to tasting the soup and the essence of the fish remains in it. The milkier one is more indulgent and creamier but less sweet than the former. Depending on what flavour you are going for, both broths makes for a yummy meal. Though the slices of fish were slightly bland, it certainly complements the broth.

Jin Hua Fish Head Bee Hoon: 1 Kadayanallur Street, Maxwell Food Centre #01-77, Singapore 069184

[Blackcloud]

Originally Posted by Deborah

I always eat at Amoy hawker ctr. Will try this at maxwell.

Maxwell also got a lot of good food stalls.

[Osim]

Thank TS for sharing all the delicious food

[TonyChiong]

Thank you for recommending.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Best Sliced Fish Soups 鱼片汤 in Singapore You Need To Know About

http://sethlui.com/best-sliced-fish-soups-singapore/

Angel Horse Teo Chew Fish Soup 仙马潮州鱼汤



Sliced Fish Soup ($5). This bowl of sliced fish soup can be found at Albert Centre Market and Food Centre. It comes in $3, $4 and $5, depending on how hungry you are. There’s the usual bitter gourd and tofu in the mix. I like the addition of seaweed here, gives it more texture.

As opposed to the usual soya sauce, they serve the Teo Chew salted bean sauce with chilli padi instead, which complements the sliced fish very well, giving a contrast in flavours. Sliced fish and broth is flavourful while the salted bean sauce lends a little sour and spicy flavour.

Angel Horse Teo Chew Fish Soup: 270 Queen Street, Albert Centre Market and Food Centre Stall #01-95, Singapore 180270

[AhSoonNo1]

Cheap & Good Thai Restaurants in Singapore Under $20 Per Pax

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Aroy Dee




This has a slightly more modern interior than most, the tiled floors and semi open kitchen are inviting and I loved being able to see the kitchen in action. The set lunch and Thai Bento sets here are particularly good value at $6.50, whilst for dinner there are plenty of options to choose from including the usual favourites. In particular I’m a fan of their green curry.

This place is open all night, making it a great place to stop for dinner on the way home after a few – OK, perhaps more than just a few – drinks. A new outlet will soon be opening in Boat Quay for those of you who rarely find yourself near the current location.

Aroy Dee: 262 Middle Road, Sunshine Plaza, Singapore 188989 | Tel: 6336 8812 | Website

Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 11.30am – 3.00pm & 5.00pm – 6.00am / Saturday – Sunday 12.00pm to 6.00am

[Albrox]

Originally Posted by Blackcloud

Maxwell also got a lot of good food stalls.

Agree. I'll drop by if I'm somewhere near

[AhSoonNo1]

Cheap & Good Thai Restaurants in Singapore Under $20 Per Pax

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Nana Thai




Nana Thai is yet another gem within Golden Mile. Always reassuringly busy, this is a great spot for a quick lunch or more leisurely dinner. Whilst the decor is simple and basic, for authentic and tasty Thai food at a very reasonable price you can’t go wrong with Nana Thai.

I watched the chef from our table as she prepared my mango salad, and it didn’t disappoint when it reached the table. The balance of sweet and spicy was dead on for me, I could eat this all day. We also enjoyed a huge bowl of Tom Kha Gai that was served in a silver bowl atop a gas flame. It was packed with a generous serving of chicken and mushrooms, easily enough for 2-3 people and justifying the $12 price tag. Empty plates all round guaranteed.

Nana Thai: #01-51/52/66C, Golden Mile Complex, 5001 Beach Road, 199588 | Tel: 6297 8498

Opening Hours: 11.00am – 10.00pm daily

[AhSoonNo1]

Cheap & Good Thai Restaurants in Singapore Under $20 Per Pax

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Ah Loy Thai



Ah Loy Thai is a family run business located within the Shaw Towers. It’s a fairly casual set up attracting a range of clientele from students to the suited and booted on their lunch breaks. It’s often busy, particularly at lunch time, so be prepared to queue for a table followed by a further wait for your food to arrive. I prefer to visit early evening when I’m not in so much of a rush.

Famed for it’s pandan chicken and butter calamari, this place is cheap, cheerful and worth a try if you are in the neighbourhood.

Ah Loy Thai: 100 Beach Road, #01-39/40 Shaw Towers, Singapore 189702 | Tel: 9165 1543

Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 12.00 – 8.00pm / Saturday 1.00pm – 7.30pm / Sunday – Closed

[FranceLover]

Nice intro and food looks great and spicy.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Cheap & Good Thai Restaurants in Singapore Under $20 Per Pax

http://sethlui.com/affordable-thai-r...nts-singapore/

Aroy Dee




This has a slightly more modern interior than most, the tiled floors and semi open kitchen are inviting and I loved being able to see the kitchen in action. The set lunch and Thai Bento sets here are particularly good value at $6.50, whilst for dinner there are plenty of options to choose from including the usual favourites. In particular I’m a fan of their green curry.

This place is open all night, making it a great place to stop for dinner on the way home after a few – OK, perhaps more than just a few – drinks. A new outlet will soon be opening in Boat Quay for those of you who rarely find yourself near the current location.

Aroy Dee: 262 Middle Road, Sunshine Plaza, Singapore 188989 | Tel: 6336 8812 | Website

Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 11.30am – 3.00pm & 5.00pm – 6.00am / Saturday – Sunday 12.00pm to 6.00am

[BodyLanguage]

Always love Thai food once a while.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Cheap & Good Thai Restaurants in Singapore Under $20 Per Pax

http://sethlui.com/affordable-thai-r...nts-singapore/

Ah Loy Thai



Ah Loy Thai is a family run business located within the Shaw Towers. It’s a fairly casual set up attracting a range of clientele from students to the suited and booted on their lunch breaks. It’s often busy, particularly at lunch time, so be prepared to queue for a table followed by a further wait for your food to arrive. I prefer to visit early evening when I’m not in so much of a rush.

Famed for it’s pandan chicken and butter calamari, this place is cheap, cheerful and worth a try if you are in the neighbourhood.

Ah Loy Thai: 100 Beach Road, #01-39/40 Shaw Towers, Singapore 189702 | Tel: 9165 1543

Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 12.00 – 8.00pm / Saturday 1.00pm – 7.30pm / Sunday – Closed

[CaressPussy]

Miss Golden Mile and hope to go back have some Tom Yum.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Cheap & Good Thai Restaurants in Singapore Under $20 Per Pax

http://sethlui.com/affordable-thai-r...nts-singapore/

Nana Thai




Nana Thai is yet another gem within Golden Mile. Always reassuringly busy, this is a great spot for a quick lunch or more leisurely dinner. Whilst the decor is simple and basic, for authentic and tasty Thai food at a very reasonable price you can’t go wrong with Nana Thai.

I watched the chef from our table as she prepared my mango salad, and it didn’t disappoint when it reached the table. The balance of sweet and spicy was dead on for me, I could eat this all day. We also enjoyed a huge bowl of Tom Kha Gai that was served in a silver bowl atop a gas flame. It was packed with a generous serving of chicken and mushrooms, easily enough for 2-3 people and justifying the $12 price tag. Empty plates all round guaranteed.

Nana Thai: #01-51/52/66C, Golden Mile Complex, 5001 Beach Road, 199588 | Tel: 6297 8498

Opening Hours: 11.00am – 10.00pm daily

[Deborah]

TS, love those Thai food but prefer to eat in Bangkok.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1