Saap Saap Thai

I had the $17.90 set meal, and chose the krapow beef rice, mango sticky rice and lime juice. The beef was okay, slightly tough in some areas, overall the whole plate was pretty salty. The vermicelli noodles were tasty but very wet... made the rice soggy. Mango was good, rice very clumped together not seasoned enough. Lime juice was pretty sweet but okay. The place itself was super stuffy Luckily have 15% off grab dine in deal. But won't be back

Feels like a fast food kinda place. We were just considering it as an option for dinner. One of the aunties was really friendly and eager to explain the menu ao we ended up eating there even though the rest of the staff didn't look really intereated despite the place being empty. We ordered a Crisp Chicken Boat Noodle, a Beef Boat Noodle, a Crispy Fish Noodles (Dry), a Kra-Pao Crispy Fish Rice and a Kea-Pao Crispy Chicken Noodle. Wait is about 5 minutes or so so I would say it is pretty fast. Price for each dish was $9.90. Most other dishes cost $10plus. It's a bit pricey and we felt that the Crispy Chicken was a bit hard on the outside, making it hard to bite into. All the dishes were a bit too salty and really doesn't sit with our palate. However the Tom Yum add-on soup was fairly good sans the saltiness. Given the other food options here, unlikely to be my first choice when I next come for dinner.

manual order service was fine but not the mains. I ordered the set of beef brisket rice, lemongrass drink and dessert. Dessert and drink were fine but the bowl of soup beef had loads of kang kong stems and what looked like left over beef bits big and tiny ones added in. Looked like left overs to me.

The soup had a lot of ingredients that didn’t seem to be prepared properly. There were many pieces of onion skin floating in the soup, and I had to keep picking them out while eating. There were also a lot of whole spices and rempah left in the soup, as though it wasn’t strained properly before serving. i understand that herbs and spices are part of the recipe, but this made the soup quite unpleasant to enjoy. I hope you can look into your kitchen’s preparation process and improve the quality, as this wasn’t the standard I was expecting. Never had this issue with other outlet.

Not as good as other outlets. Menu also not as much. Food standards quite average or so so only for this branch. Seatings are maintained clean and tidy. The only pro is staff are nice and friendly.

Delicious Thai food with generous portions. Came here last Saturday for lunch with almost no crowd as here is working district The crispy basil chicken was the standout—packed with flavor and perfectly cooked. It was my first time at this stall, and while I asked a question about the menu, the staff seemed a bit impatient, so I kept it brief and ordered based on instinct. It feels more like a fast-paced, fast-food-style setup, which makes sense. Overall, a satisfying experience. I came during Grab Payday, so it was great value for money. The set meal portions are huge

Second consecutive days coming to this outlet as the staff are friendly & helpful. Siew Hoong is such a talented and capable chef with a good personality who makes good food 👍 Ordered the Chicken Grilled Noodles yesterday and Beef w Tendon and rice. Both is worth the money for the quality and quantity.

I had a terrible experience with my food today. I bought my usual beef noodle with tendons, but I was very disappointed — the beef had a strong, unpleasant smell, and even adding chili flakes didn’t help. I eventually had to throw the entire bowl away. For a meal that costs $9.90, this was really unacceptable. I hope the quality can be improved.