5 Best Thai Restaurants in Singapore 2026 — With Live 1-for-1 & Card Deals (Bangkok Jam, Siam Kitchen, Sarai, Suki-Suki & Bali Thai)

The dependable all-rounder. Bangkok Jam has been doing casual modern Thai in Singapore for close to two decades, with mains in the $12–20 range and the greatest-hits menu you'd want — pad thai, green curry, tom yum, basil chicken. The live deal is the useful one: pay with an OCBC credit or debit card and get 1-for-1 on selected mains, running 1 July to 30 September 2026. Read the fine print though — it covers rice and noodle mains only, it's dine-in, it's one redemption per cardmember, and the restaurant states it is not valid on weekends or public holidays. Bangkok Jam also runs a BYOB deal (first bottle free per two diners, corkage cut to $20++ from $40++) on Mondays to Thursdays till 31 October 2026. BEST FOR: a reliable weekday Thai dinner for two where one main effectively comes free.

The halal pick, and the most accessible one on this list. Siam Kitchen is halal-certified and sits in heartland malls and clubhouses — Causeway Point, Lot One, HomeTeamNS Khatib, SAFRA Toa Payoh and Henderson — so it's the Thai restaurant you can actually get to without a trip into town. Its OCBC deal mirrors Bangkok Jam's: 1-for-1 on selected rice and noodle mains when you pay with an OCBC card, 1 July to 30 September 2026, weekdays and dine-in only. One catch worth knowing before you order: there's a $1 top-up if you pick a beef or seafood main. BEST FOR: halal Thai near home, and the cheapest way to feed two people properly on a weeknight.

Thai hotpot, which is its own thing — think tom yum and herbal broths rather than the Sichuan mala default, with the sweet-savoury Thai suki dipping sauce that makes the whole format work. Suki-Suki is halal-certified and runs an all-you-can-eat buffet format. The OCBC deal has two halves depending on when you go: 30% off the premium buffet top-up from Monday to Thursday, or $25 off when you order four premium buffets from Friday to Sunday. It runs a long window — 1 February 2026 to 31 January 2027 — so there's no rush on this one. There's also a Buy 2 Get 2 Free e-voucher listed on the same page. BEST FOR: a halal group dinner where everyone eats a lot, and the weekday premium upgrade stops feeling expensive.

The occasion pick. Sarai Fine Thai at Tanglin Mall is where you go when the meal is the point — refined Thai cooking, a proper dining room, and prices to match. The OCBC offer is a complimentary pandan-wrapped fried chicken (gai hor bai toey, one of the great Thai starters) with a minimum spend of $80++ from Monday to Thursday, or $90++ from Friday to Sunday, running 1 February 2026 to 31 January 2027. Sarai also lists a 2-pax à la carte lunch buffet at $60++ on weekends, which is the more interesting value play if you want to eat broadly rather than order two mains. BEST FOR: a birthday, a date or anyone who has decided that tonight is not a food-court night.

The cheapest way onto this list, and the one with the shortest clock. Bali Thai does Thai-Indonesian fusion across mall outlets, and its set-menu promotion is genuinely well-priced: 1-pax sets at $10.90++ (pad thai with diced chicken or vegetarian, or basil leaves with steamed rice and fried egg), $11.90++ (tom yum seafood fried rice, or fried kway teow with grilled chicken) and $12.90++ (green curry chicken with rice and fried egg, or XO seafood fried rice). For two, Set A is $38++ against a $77 usual price, and Set B is $48++ against $88 — each covering appetiser, mains, meat and vegetable. Weekdays, dine-in only, and it runs 1 May to 31 July 2026. BEST FOR: a solo weekday lunch under $12, or a two-person dinner that halves the usual bill — but only if you go in the next week and a half.