Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Cosy Corner of interior

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road – Boat Quay, Singapore

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai (which means Anything Goes) specialises in Isan Thai Food (North-eastern region of Thai). The ingredients commonly used in preparing Isan Food are chili peppers, lime, peanuts, dried shrimp, fresh fruits and vegetables, sticky rice, cilantro, mint and other fresh herbs. It explains the bold, complex and flavourful dishes that are created. Hailed from Khao Yai, Thailand, the Singapore outlet found its home at unit 57 of South Bridge Road. 

 

Singapore has no lack of Thai restaurants, and the F&B scene is cut-throat competitive. And I am surprised that they chose a off-the-radar location. 

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Interior

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Another view of interior

 

Interior looks rather raw with cemented flooring. The frames of art and painting decorated the otherwise plain-looking empty space. Tables and chairs are function with not much comfy factor.

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Iced Lemongrass and Pandan ($4.80) & Iced Butterfly Pea with Lime ($5.50)

 

Commence of dinner with a refreshing Drink. I ordered my favourite Iced Lemongrass and Pandan ($4.80) while my friend opted for Iced Butterfly Pea with Lime ($5.50). Both drinks were amazing, especially the latter drink. Lime flavour with the sparkling soda was simply wonderful.

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Crackers

 

While waiting for our food, we have the addictive complimentary crackers to go along with our drinks.

 

 

From The Menu

 

One of the popular Isan dishes is the Thai Papaya Salad with Fresh Prawns ($13.50). Each of the flavour is distinct. The nuttiness from the abundant peanut set this dish apart from its competitors.

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Thai Papaya Salad with Fresh Prawns ($13.50)

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Tom Yum Fresh Prawns, Clear Soup ($18.90)

 

Tom Yum Fresh Prawns soup (with coconut milk) was the signature, though we opted for Tom Yum Fresh Prawns, Clear Soup ($18.90). The harmless looking clear soup is highly appetising and at the same time tongue-burning as it was quite spicy even though we have requested for less spicy.

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Stir-Fried Morning Glory with Chilli and Garlic ($11)

 

Stir-Fried Morning Glory with Chilli and Garlic ($11) commonly found on Thai menu, also a crowd-favourite, is a yet another highly spicy dish. We love it as the wok hei.

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road -Steamed Whole Sea Bass (500g) in Spicy Lime Sauce ($28)

 

Steamed Whole Sea Bass (500g) in Spicy Lime Sauce ($28) was a fiery spicy dish; steamed to perfection with the punching sauce. Heated over a small flame, can cause over cooked to the fish. Therefore, it is good to finish up the fish as soon as it was served.

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai Dishing Delicious On Point Authentic Thai Food At South Bridge Road - Sweet Sticky Rice with Mango ($9)

 

Easily one of the best Sweet Sticky Rice with Mango ($9). Paring the aromatic coconut infused sticky rice with an equal amount of sweet Mango was simply perfect.  

 

 

NAHMJ Verdict

 

The food whipped at Un-Yang-Kor-Dai are above mediocre. I would describe them as authentic Thai Food. Delicious as they may be, the dishes are fiery spicy too. Do remember to ask for less spice if you can’t tolerate spicy food too well.

 

 

 

Un-Yang-Kor-Dai

57 South Bridge Road, #01-02, Singapore 058688
Tel: +65 6787 8575

Website:

 

Opening Hours

 

Daily  1130 to 1500, 1800 to 2200

 

Getting There

 

By MRT:

  • North East line – Clarke Quay station
  • Downtown line and North East line – Chinatown station
  • North-South line and East-West line – Raffles Place station

 

By Bus:

  • Clarke Quay Station along Eu Tong Sen Street   2, 12, 33, 51, 54, 61, 63, 80, 124, 145, 147, 166, 174, 190, 197, 851, 961
  • Opposite Clarke Quay Station along New Bridge Road   2, 12, 33, 54, 147, 190
  • Boat Quay along South Bridge Road   51, 61, 63, 80, 124, 145, 166, 174, 197, 851, 961

 

Rating: 8/10