Naakin

About Naakin

Naakin is a Muslim-owned hawker stall at Amoy Street Food Centre specialising in Thai noodle dishes. Known for its Pad Thai, the stall attracts a diverse crowd and is run by a young couple.

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• KC

  Late review, visited Naakin in February at Amoy Street Food Centre and ordered the Pad Thai for takeaway. The meal was packed well, which helped maintain the temperature. In terms of value, the pricing is highly reasonable given the quality of the food provided. It is worth noting that this is a very busy food stall, particularly during peak lunch hours. To avoid extended wait times, it is highly advisable to arrive early or visit after the main lunch rush has subsided. Overall, it is a solid option within the food centre, and I do recommend giving it a try if you are in the area.

  2 months ago
• lean

  Amazing halal thai food. Went around 11am not long queue but long queue after. Very yummy pad krapow and tom yum.

  a month ago
• Touristmouse

  This stall at Amoy Street Food Centre is known for its constant long queues. Although it is a halal establishment, it's clear from the diverse patrons that the delicious food appeals to everyone. The menu is kept simple and efficient, offering just 3 main items with optional top-ups to streamline the ordering process. I opted for the Tom Yum Chicken with rice, and added a fried egg, which came to S$7.40. Each order is prepared fresh, so a short wait is expected, but it is well worth it. I chose the medium spiciness level and found it to be surprisingly spicy by Singapore standard, so please spice down unless you can take the heat! The tom yum tasted authentic and was very flavourful, with a light sweet note and loaded with mushrooms and chunky chicken breast . It definitely not the typical pasty soup you get elsewhere. I will definitely be back to try other items.

  9 months ago