Super Thai by Soi Aroy

Nice place. Clean. Cozy. Friendly staff. Pad Thai and Pineapple rice were very good, with a lot more ingredients than other places. Tom Yum and green curry didn’t disappoint. Deep fried pork belly was also good and wasn’t too fatty. The crispy Kang Kong is really a must try. So light and crispy and goes so well with the dip. Amazing! Parking is very limited outside the restaurant. Next closest legal parking is in front of block 4 Upper Aljunied Lane or Block 2A multistory carpark. You need to go around to Joo Seng Rd to access them.

We ordered a lot of food and my pics don’t show all yet. But the taste of all of the food is amazing and authentic. Everyone in my group of 13 enjoyed the food. The service is outstanding. A lot of initiative and very warm. Only gripe is that some items were sold out, like Hor Mok and Mango sticky rice. But overall really good place to dine. Highly recommended.

Had a great dining experience at Super Thai by Soi Aroy. The food was absolutely delicious — the tom yum seafood soup was flavorful and comforting, with the perfect balance of sour and spicy. The honey pork was ttender and juicy, definitely a must try!!🥹The service was excellent as well. The staff were very friendly, attentive, and made us feel really welcome. Highly recommended!!✨

First time trying this Thai restaurant and it was a great experience! The food was delicious with well-balanced flavours, and the spice level was just right. The place had a nice vibe and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Looking forward to coming back to try more dishes!

Stumbled upon Super Thai by Soy Aroy and it’s definitely a hidden gem for Thai food. Portions are generous, flavours are bold, and everything we tried hit the spot. 🥩 Signature Meat Platter – 9/10 A mix of pork cheek, lemongrass chicken, and moo ping, torched right before serving so you get that smoky aroma. The pork cheek was my favourite – incredibly tender and melt-in-your-mouth. The chicken was fragrant with lemongrass and all the meats were seasoned well without being overly salty. The three sauces on the side made it even better. 🥗 Signature Crispy Papaya Salad – 8.5/10 This was so unique – deep-fried papaya strips that turned into something like crunchy chips. Super addictive, especially with the sweet, sour, and spicy som tum sauce. Not much papaya flavour left after frying, but still really fun and tasty. 🍤 Claypot Glass Noodles with King Prawns – 8/10 The glass noodles were cooked with Thai herbs, peppercorns, and onions, making them fragrant and savoury. Loved that the claypot kept everything warm and even gave some crispy bits at the bottom. The prawns were huge and fresh, making it a satisfying dish overall. 🥤 Aurora Cooler Refreshing lime-based drink that actually changes colour – a fun touch and a good palate cleanser in between all the rich food. Overall: Affordable, authentic, and creative Thai food with generous portions. Nothing we tried was disappointing, and I’ll definitely be back to try more dishes (I’ve got my eye on the deep-fried omelette next time).

Possibly the best Thai food you can find in Aljunied which is claimed by most based on the others review, but in my opinion, the current hype doesn’t fully match the experience. The overall Google rating of 4.8 feels a little generous — I’d personally rate it 4/5 at max. That said, the food is still above average and definitely worth a try if you’re in the area. Among everything I tried, the fried papaya salad and grilled pork cheek stood out the most — both were flavorful and nicely executed. The rest of the dishes were decent but didn’t leave a lasting impression. If you're a fan of Thai cuisine, it's a good spot to check out, but manage your expectations a little if you're going based on the high reviews.

We ordered the crab meat fried rice, soft shell crab, hat yai chicken and tom yum creamy soup seafood - every dish was stellar and on point. Meal was so good my husband and I were already discussing to bring our parents here. Thanks for the fantastic meal!

The fried pork belly and tom yum soup are both pretty nice. Prawn cake is average, the filling feels "airy", not the meaty type. The omelette with crab meat is a disappointment. Its basically just deep fried egg with some low quality crab meat sprinkled on top. I am not sure why the shop's menu and some reviewers recommended this dish but I personally will not. Overall, the service staff here is friendly, food and ambience are both good enough for a group meal and drinks. But if you are a foodie and just here for the food then you will likely be disappointed.