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Thai Restaurants in Orchard Towers: The Best Spots for Pad Thai, Tom Yam, Green Curry, and More

Orchard Towers Singapore Thai Food

PUBLISHED November 11th, 2013 02:08 am | UPDATED December 22nd, 2017 01:59 pm

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Let’s face it, Orchard Towers is home to some of the most interesting and bizarre people you will see in Singapore. Ladyboys, real ladies, ‘ladies of the night’ and the most surprising mix of men that happen to end up there on a random drunken night… maybe even just to see the great live bands that play at Naughty Girl, Crazy Horse, and Ipanema. However, there is one very good reason to fight past all this insanity: Thai food, glorious Thai food!

Cafe Supunsa

Red Curry at Thai Tantric Orchard Towers Singapore Thai Food

My first experience of Thai food at Orchard towers was a ‘supper’, or should I say breakfast, considering it occurred at about 6am on a Thursday morning after watching a couple of World Cup games at the neighbouring Naughty Girl.

Whoever says Tom Yam Goong is not a valid breakfast has never tried it before. It’s superb here any time of the day. Don’t be shy to order a couple of curries as well with some fragrant steamed rice plus their Mango Salad.

#02-36, Orchard Towers.

Thai Tantric
Phad Khra Pao at Thai Tantric Orchard Towers Singapore

If ever there was a name for a Thai restaurant that was Orchard Towers-appropriate, this is it. Be sure to try their Phad Khra Pao (basil fried chicken), and Whole Steamed Seabass in Chili and Lime Sauce. Also worth ordering is their Red Curry. It’s very reasonably priced and their portions are hearty.
#03-23, Orchard Towers.

Korat Thai

Named after the city of Nakhon Rachasima in the North Eastern province of Eesan, you can expect typical Eesan dishes such as Laab Gai, (a gorgeous minced chicken dish with fresh mint, coriander, lime, garlic and onions) with a side of sticky rice. In case you didn’t know, Eesan is famous for having the spiciest food in Thailand so please don’t go unless you have a high tolerance to the stuff. Otherwise you may find yourself making good friends with the toilet the day after.

#03-28, Orchard Towers.

Jane Thai Food

Mango Salad at Cafe Sapunsa Orchard Towers Singapore

Perhaps one of the best known of the Thai food haunts in Orchard Towers. Though personally I think it’s a little over-rated (or just not as good as it used to be). Still decent Thai food mind, just not as good as the others.

#04-30, Orchard Towers.


When not rambling his way around Singapore on discovery-mode, he likes to hang out with friends, cook, make experimental cocktails and attempt handstands during yoga.

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