Shop Reviews

Possibly the most authentic Banh Mi fix you can find in Orchard Road. The place seats just 12 pax and finding a seat is probably a roll of the dice. If you do find a seat, it’s well worth the effort. The Banh Mi taste fresh and nicely home-cooked. The bread has a nice crunch to it without cutting the rope of your mouth. Meat is tender and easy to chew. Highly recommended!

Came here to only try their Vietnamese coffee. It was decent, but of course can’t beat the authentic coffee in Vietnam of course. Price wise, it’s really expensive - $4.50 for a cup of ice coffee. Restaurant was small and cozy with very limited seats, so be prepared to either wait or takeaway, not recommended for big groups! Heard good things about their bahn mi but didn’t get a chance to try it! Do come down and have a go for yourself. ☺️

best crispy pork belly sandwich EVER. Just look at it. It is FILLED with thickly chopped crispy pork belly so flavorful. And under $10. OMG heffas this be my new place for banh mi. 24 hours somemore - and a 10 minute ride for me.

Best Banh Ni in the town! Their banh mi is just chef kiss! And their vietnamese coconut coffee is just lit if you like bitter and that rich of flavour in your coffee. I wouldn’t recommend much on their pho, but I would say it’s okay to me. I think their prices has already gone up, it would be great if they don’t increase their prices further.

Open 24h, have some dine-in seats. Banh mi was very crispy but a bit messy to eat. Tissue and hand sanitizer were provided, which was a nice touch

Great place for supper. 24 hrs! Very nice toasted banhmie. Crispy and not dry. Huge juicy portion of roasted pork with lots of crispy vege. It's delicious. Great place to relax in the night listening to Vietnamese song while watch people with their international girlfriends. Not a fast food chain as chef really make it with effort. Coffee is nice too. Will like to try the lor bak next visit.

Can’t stop raving about this spot. This is going to be my go to dinner spot in Orchard from now on. They’re not stingy on the ingredients at all. Grilled Pork Banh Mi was filled to the brim - & for $9.90, it’s super worth it. Especially since you know how other places will definitely skimp on the amount of meat. Pho are very decent side options as well! Will come back!

First time here and pretty satisfied with the food. We ordered tomyum seafood (additional $3, so $16) and phad woon sen (glass fried noodles aka 冬粉). Everything was a hit, especially the tomyum soup; sooooo shiok! The fish was a tad fishy for us. Would have appreciated if they had cleaned the 🦐 thoroughly as well. No crowd even though we went at 1:30pm, less than five people, so you can chill and talk with your friends. Order was via a QR code and it'll collate all your orders even if you order via multiple phones. Just be cautious when you're ordering bc if I'm not wrong, once you add it into the cart, it'll be sent to the kitchen. There was no "submit" button, so we checked with the staff and he said it was probably alr under preparation. Food was indeed served rather swiftly.

The place is inside Orchard Plaza, an older building, It’s not crowded around 11 am, and we can already hear the sounds of Thai music from afar. The restaurant has a simple and diverse menu, making it easy to order using QR. The fried glass noodle (woon sen) is a must-try. It’s an authentic Thai dish, and the suki soup is just as spicy and delicious as you’d find in Thailand. The pad kaprao with omelette is also delicious. The prices are quite reasonable. It’s good we can easily customize the order with eggs, less rice or less spicy. The sides fried chicken, are also tasty and portion is big, very enjoyable. The tapioca coconut, despite its orange color, has a pleasant nice taste. The food is delicious here, but there’s one thing to be noted about. The restaurant is located inside an older building, so you should be wary of the cleanliness of the building itself, especially if you look up. Hopefully they will note .

Truly a hidden gem place for thai food! Firstly, price point is extremely affordable at the town area with the tom yum soup being $15. For the food wise, tom yum soup is the creamy one and not the clear soup with hints of coconut in it. It could have been spicier but definitely extremely flavourful with huge chunks of meats (which can you choose what kind). What stood out for me was the oyster omelette and the noodles. Oyster omelette was truly one of the best i have tried so far. It is extremely fluffy and light, with the oysters being fresh and plump. The combination is unique as not many places does their oyster omelette like this place. The noodles was full of wok hey and extremely well seasoned. Would definitely come back for the noodles and oyster omelette. The lime juice with oyster omelette, kai lan and tom yun soup amounted to about $50.