Yum Yum Thai

Pic 1: Beef Slice Boat Noodle My type of boat noodles. Soup itself doesn't taste too strongly and it doesn't have too many spices in it too. It's a relatively lighter skip which I appreciate. Unfortunately, not that much meat or noodles were provided, but it's still filling enough. Pic 2: Grilled chicken salad This dish was quite substantial with a large piece of chicken + large bowl of salad. Salad has a good amount of dressing and ingredients taste quite fresh. Chicken is also nicely cooked and is still delightfully juicy. I'd definitely recommend this dish over the boat noodles. Lemongrass drink is actually quite thick and is suitable for lemongrass lovers.

It’s already been a month since I returned to Thailand, but looking through my phone photos reminded me of this placeand I just had to write a review. I still miss the flavors! I always look for Thai food wherever I go, and while I was in Singapore, I stayed near several Thai restaurants. Since I don’t eat pork, I chose Yum Yum Thai—and I’m so glad I did! I asked if the staff were Thai, and the girl at the cashier told me they were Burmese. Regardless, we’re all from neighboring countries, and they were very friendly and helpful. My boyfriend tried their signature meal, and I had the beef slice with basil. It tasted so authentic—just like home. Truly satisfying! I’d definitely love to come back again if I get the chance. Highly recommended for anyone craving real Thai food in Singapore.

Chanced upon this place at around 9pm on a weekend night as I had a long meeting nearby. They looked like they were cleaning up for the day but thankfully still took our orderly quite cheerfully. Food was amazingly good and tasted authentically Thai. They start cooking only after you have ordered so the food is piping hot and fresh. They also cared about presentation and the fried egg was perfect. Seasoning was also on point for the beef fried with basil. Free tissues are also available at the counter, which is nice as the food is a bit on the spicier side (which I love). Definitely will try their other dishes when I am back in the area.

The food taste is superb and tastier.Yesterday(11/06/2026) i went there to repeat again but sadly it's closed permanently and i don't know where are they located now and hopefully they will updated the new location if they still selling it.

The Basil Tender Chicken was flavorful and well done. The sunny side up egg was perfectly cooked with a nice runny yolk. The beef boat noodle soup had an authentic Thai taste, though some beef pieces had tough tendons that were a bit chewy. Thai milk tea was rich and fragrant, but slightly too sweet for my preference (Disclaimer - I usually go for 0% sugar in bubble tea). Note that seating is limited.

Seriously underrated Thai place. Food is good and the price is reasonable. The grilled chicken noodle was a highlight. Nice char on the chicken and freshly made. Plus spot on with the marinade. Tom Yum soup had a good kick to it and lots of seafood.

The food is amazing but I have this against you. That though there was clearly a 15 percent grab discount, instead of telling us and all the customers about it, you asked us to pay through Paylah. So that all proceeds go to the company. I think that's being really dishonest about it.

Big servings that justify the slightly pricey food. Chicken pops were tender on the inside and crispy on the outside - batter was tasty, not those instant frozen chicken batter kind. AC needs to be looked into though - perspiring while eating and was not even eating spicy food 😆