Ofira Amazing Thai Food

Used to work around the area and come here quite often for lunch for good value Thai food. However, on a recent visit and sadly, found that the standards have dropped. Portion grew smaller (understandably due to rise in ingredients' prices), and taste has become quite average as well, except the chicken wings. Small hair found in Pad Thai, and the staff/owner was quite apologetic, and offered to change. We were fine with it though as just want to caution them. Will probably come back again for the wings or if other places are crowded.

Here my honest review on this Halal Thai Stall. This is not my first time eating here. 1st photo - Chicken Basil with omelette or Krapao: The taste of the chicken is okay, not too salty but a little bit watery. 2nd photo - Cold Barley drink: It is too sweet. I didn't get to finish it. I hope the staff will take into consideration to adjust the sweetness according to the local taste. 3rd photo - Fried Bee Hoon: It didn't taste as good as I expected just like a normal ordinary hawker centre sell. 4th photo - Chicken wrap with panda: I would recommend this as it taste like you eat chicken otak². The ambience like a foodcourt setting. So don't expect too much but the food is served by the waiter. No service charge. Price range like a coffee shop or hawker centre. If you happen to stay around here or having a leisure time with family or friends and finding a budget food, this place is definitely the best to dine- in. Budget $10 or lesser per pax. Overall 💯 satisfied😍🤩 💯 Muslim-Owned🤗 💯 Halal for sure! 📍Located at Far East Plaza Just next to Grand Hyatt Hotel Opposite Royal Plaza on Scott 🚌 Bus stop Far East Plaza Bus no: 5,54,105,124,132,143,162,190,518 🚅 Walking distance from orchard MRT (Red Line) Support Local! 💞

Have been visiting this small & humble stall for many years! One of my favorite go-to place for affordable Thai food, owned by a muslim family. Some of my favourite dishes includes fried chicken kway teow, chicken laksa & basil rice with fried egg, & of course pairing it with their Thai milk tea too! Price range below $10. The boss is very attentive. When he noticed I was placing my bag on my lap while eating, he immediately provided an extra chair so I could eat peacefully.

I come here quite often. Price is cheaper than the neighbouring stall and reasonably priced. I find the food quite nice. They also offer a variety of fruit juices here, but it is a more expensive compared to other fruit juice stalls in the same mall. The food is halal. Suitable for Muslims. Seats are limited and there is a steady stream of customers here. They prepare the food quite fast. Do pay by Fave App to get 10% cashback which you can use at your next meal.

Very glad to find this Thai restaurant is still in business despite all the additional crowds control from Covid. It’s a small and humble shop with quick halal Thai food. There are ratings with 1 to 3 stars only, of course, everyone has different expectations. My view is, this place serves quick Thai food at a foodcourt price range, and no service charges, yet your food will be served to your table. The taste? Never disappoints.

Instant teh-c and instant tomyam soup. The tea was lukewarm and had undisolved powder floating. The tom yam soup taste dilute ans salty exactly like instant noodle Tom yam. The ingredients are so little. Fake crab meat stick and fishballs cut in half. Two tiny shrimps. First time I was served instant powder teh c in a F&B and instant Tom yam. I cannot believe it. Really amazing.

Ordered Pad Thai. Came with just noodles, some bean sprouts and 2 and a half prawns. I checked with the owner in a very soft voice because there were customers around and I didn't want to embarrass him. I asked if this is normal for his Pad Thai. He went to the kitchen, scolded his Chinese staff who cooked the dishes and came back to me. When he returned he asked me what was the problem. So I repeated again and asked so for your Pad Thai, is it normal that you have glass noodles, some bean sprouts and 2 and a half prawn? Is that how you make your Pad Thai dish? He said usually it comes with 3 prawns. Totally didn't get my point. Didn't do anything, went back to chatting with his buddy. Wow