Not bad at all ,I enjoyed the food but not the service,they don't seems to have the patience to explain about the set menu when I actually was confused about choosing the side dish. Maybe their English not to good and when they spoke ,they are wearing mask so their explanation to the dish wasn't clear when I ask them. They show me their frustration vibes which I was taken back because Thai people supposed to be more gentle, patient and always with a smile. If you ask me ,will I ever come back ,hmm maybe not often. All the best if you decide to try their food as long you don't mind their service attitude . All the best
Located inside Tampines One food court, I tried the Sabai Set 2 priced at $10.80 nett. For a main and two side options, the value is definitely there. The Pad Thai was decent but nothing outstanding – a little dry and not spicy, though the portion was very generous. Flavors leaned on the basic side. On the other hand, the Tom Yam soup was surprisingly good. I was expecting a light, plain portion since it came as a side, but it was actually quite hearty with a satisfying serving size. This makes me want to try their Tom Yam noodle next time. The Thai milk tea was mild and not overly sweet, pleasant enough for those who prefer a lighter taste. Waiting time was about 10 minutes, which is understandable since they had a steady stream of orders during peak meal hours. Overall, a good value-for-money option if you’re craving Thai food in the mall.
Order the Thai bali platter to share with my son food serving was good lots but the taste was bad honey chicken no honey taste at all dry only gd its crispy and the basil beef not sure what taste at all. Very disappointing .