Nana Thai Royale Clarke Quay

TL;DR – DECEPTIVE BILLING, SUBPAR FOOD. VISIT AT YOUR OWN RISK! > Pad Thai: Dry like the Sahara Desert (no lime, no chili flakes, no peanuts) > Clear Thai Soup: Spicy but that's the only flavour you'll be tasting > What can you expect from the rest of the dishes if TWO standard Thai dishes are so bad, the others were even worse. Ambience: Barely any diners on a Friday night (we couldn't wait for the restaurant we initially wanted to go to) Service: NON-EXISTENT THE WORST PART OF ALL THIS IS CHARGING US A SNEAKY $4 WITHOUT A LINE ITEM ON RECEIPT.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐️ Recently visited Nana Thai Royale during our night out at Clarke Quay. We were planning to enjoy the nightlife and had decided to visit Zouk Singapore (must visit this club), but since we arrived early and were feeling hungry, we started looking for a good dining option nearby. Clarke Quay offers plenty of excellent restaurants, and I’m really glad we chose Nana Thai Royale. It was almost closing time when we arrived, so we quickly placed our order. We tried the Basil Chicken Fried Rice and Pad Thai with sea food, and both dishes were absolutely delicious. The food was prepared with fresh ingredients and had rich, authentic Thai flavors that made every bite enjoyable. The restaurant offers a wide variety of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, making it a great option for all kinds of diners. The staff was very attentive, and well-mannered, ensuring that we had a pleasant dining experience despite arriving late. The restaurant was clean, well-maintained, and had a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, making it an excellent place to enjoy authentic Thai cuisine in the heart of Clarke Quay. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would highly recommend Nana Thai Royale to anyone looking for delicious Thai food in Singapore. A perfect place to dine before enjoying the vibrant nightlife at Clarke Quay!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Highly Recommended! Nana Thai Restaurant at Clarke Quay is an amazing place for delicious and authentic Thai food. The food quality is outstanding — fresh ingredients, rich flavours, and perfectly balanced taste. They offer amazing options for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian Thailand dishes, and everything we tried was truly delicious. I love its location too ✨️ The service is excellent, the staff is warm, polite, and very attentive. The restaurant is very clean, peaceful, and family-friendly, making it a wonderful place to enjoy a relaxed meal with loved ones. We had great lunch and dinner experience and will definitely visit again. Highly recommend Nana Thai Restaurant to anyone looking for quality food and great service in Singapore! 🌿🍲🥢

The taste is far from thai. Ordered basil prawns and tom yum both were not tasty. Portion size is big for the smallest portion which is meant for single person. AC was not working and the waitress was unable to answer questions. If yiu are looking for a quiet budget and family friendly eatery then go for it. Else skip.

Nothing authentic in my most honest opinion. Fish we had was fresh no doubt but we found the sauce a tat overly too sweet. Fish cakes somewhat lacked concentrated flavours. Ice coffee definitely on the diluted side.

Overall not bad, Tomyum sour and spicy~taste good! Glass noodle also tasty!

Amazing restaurant! Don't hesitate to go! 🫶🏼

I’m posting this review as a Grab delivery rider. On the night of 18th June 2025, I picked up my customer’s order from this outlet, as instructed by the Grab Rider app. It included three cold milk teas, packed in standard plastic takeaway cups with loose-fitting lids, not the sealed type commonly used for bubble tea. All three cups were placed into one plastic bag and tied at the top, with no tray, no divider, and no base support. While the packing looked tidy on the surface, it was clearly not suitable for delivery. The drinks were unstable from the start, and despite handling the bag carefully, one of the drinks spilled during the journey. To be honest, I could already tell this packing method wasn’t going to hold up. I recognised the risk, but I still chose not to request a repack. There were no other customers around, so it wasn’t about avoiding a scene. It was a matter of principle. I believe it should not fall on the rider to instruct the outlet on something as basic as proper packing for delivery. I gave them the benefit of the doubt, trusting that they knew what they were doing. Riders shouldn’t have to point out what should already be common sense. On top of that, we work against the clock. Raising concerns about packing, even when valid, can be misread as being difficult or slowing things down. So I moved off with the order, but not blindly. I had my doubts, and unfortunately, they were proven right. When I arrived at the customer’s residence, I rang the bell. No one came to the door. A maid answered instead. I explained the situation to her clearly and asked her to pass the message to her boss. Shortly after I left, the customer messaged me saying, “You spilled my 1 drink.” I replied and acknowledged that yes, one drink had spilled. But I also explained that the problem began with the way the drinks were packed. I reminded him that I had already informed the maid about it, since he wasn’t the one who received the order. To be clear, the spillage was not the result of mishandling. When drinks are packed this way: loose lids, no support, all crammed into one bag, even the most careful handling won’t guarantee a clean outcome. Many other shops do far better. They pack each drink individually or use tied drink pouches, which are much more secure for transport. The staff at this outlet seriously need to improve their drink packing standards. It’s not a difficult fix, but it makes a big difference. Better packing means fewer problems for everyone: customers stay satisfied, and riders aren’t wrongly blamed for things outside their control.