Penguin’s Kitchen

Ordered the fried omelette and fried garlic pork due to the good reviews. The omelette was done well, no oil smell and very light. The fried pork was nicely flavoured but a bit salty (we didn’t order rice). The mango salad and clear tom yum soup were not bad too. Prices are similar to Nakhon Kitchen, but portions are bigger. —— My rating system: 5 = It was really awesome, and I keep thinking about it 4 = It was good, and I’m happy to come back 3 = It was unmemorable, but I could come here again 2 = I would probably discourage you from coming here 1 = I wouldn’t come back unless you paid me

Tang hoon salad and omelette were ok, quite tasty. But tomyam is not to my liking. It’s spicy, but without a kick. The texture is quite thick, with a strong taste of “coconut milk”. I’ve tasted much better tomyam from thai shops/restaurants. Not the cheapest thai food you can find. There’s no aircond too.

Good Thai dishes that are not too spicy and suitable for those who can't take the authentic Thai spiciness. The fried omelette and garlic pork are really tasty, and the Tom yam soup has really generous amount of seafood in it! The restaurant is spacious and not too crowded. Overall a pleasant dining experience!

A great place to have the Thai foods here. A lot choices from the menu I wish to order more but perhaps next round. Olive fried rice,FAMA fried noodle, original and green Thai milk tea, Thai egg salad, curry chicken and garlic fried pork. Overall of the foods are super nice and we loved it very much. It is a great place to chill with family and friends gathering to have some drinks also. Highly recommended. Enjoy and Thanks.