Sanook Kitchen is a casual diner offering attractively priced set meals and a good variety of Thai dishes at affordable prices. Sanook Kitchen has recently opened a new outlet in Parkway Parade.
It does not seem to have a website or a Facebook page, but Sanook Kitchen has outlets in a number of malls – including Bedok Mall, Jurong Point, Northpoint City and West Mall. There is a new outlet in Parkway Parade and there will be one in Suntec City soon. It is a concept of The Minor Food Group which also owns brands such as ThaiExpress, Xin Wang Hong Kong Café, Poulét and Kiseki.
The decor of Sanook Kitchen Parkway Parade is simple and pleasant. It is the kind of eatery that would appeal to shoppers and families who like to have a meal in a casual comfortable place.
Sanook Kitchen Menu
The menu of Sanook Kitchen Parkway Parade covers a fair range of familiar Thai dishes. There are starters like fish cakes and papaya salad as well as tom yum soup, green curry and basil chicken. Below are pictures of sections of the menu.
Sanook Set for 2
Besides the a la carte menu, Sanook Kitchen has various sets meals for 1 and for sharing between 2 to 4 persons.
We ordered the Sanook Set Meal for 2 ($26.90++). The set comprises Basil Chicken Wings, 2 bowls of Tom Yum Soup, Stir-fried Kang Kong, Sweet & Sour Fish and 2 Bowls of Rice.
The rice, vegetables and tom yum soup were served first. The stir-fried kangkong were fresh and crunchy. The spiciness reminded us that we were eating Thai food. The clear tom yum soup was good – spicy, tangy and packed with an array of flavours.
The Basil Chicken Wings looked really scrawny and rather pathetic. Fortunately, it was quite tasty in spite of its looks. The sweet and sour fish was a more visually appealing dish. The fish fillet was deep-fried and retained its crispiness even with the sauce doused over it. The sweet and sour sauce was well balanced. The fish was enjoyable and went well with plain steamed rice.
Overall we had a decent meal at Sanook Kitchen Parkway Parade. There was nothing exceptional but at that reasonable price point, we were more than satisfied. We would go there again if we want a simple Thai meal.
Ratings:
Food: 3.5
Service: 3
Value: 4
Atmosphere: 3
Overall Rating: 3 TOPs 
Sanook Kitchen
#01-17 Parkway Parade
80 Marine Parade Road
Singapore 449269
Tel: +65 6346 4178
Opening Hours: 11 am – 10 pm
Sanook Kitchen has another new outlet in Suntec City – at the Fountain Court, #B1-134
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The food at Sanook Kitchen at Hillion was a disappointment. Reservation is allowed only after 8pm. While waiting in the Q I was told to download the app and to place order. I could not make any choices as I was waiting for my guests to arrive. Due to this reason those waiting behind was allowed to go in first. I waited for almost 25 mins. So I decided to choose the menu. I was then shown to my table. The food cane in fast before my guests arrived. The standard of food was really bad. The lemongrass drink was hopeless, the fried Seabass was too soft, no flavor. The red Ruby and chendol that we ordered has no flavor. The clear soup and kangkong was the one that kept us going. I have been to Sanook at other branches. They were good. But at Hillion it was terrible. Please do something about it.
Thank you.