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Siam Village (Jalan Wangi)
77 Jln Wangi, Sennett Estate, Singapore 349388
Siam Village serves Thai cuisine in Toa Payoh's Sennett Estate at 77 Jln Wangi. The mid-range restaurant draws steady patronage, with visitors noting authentic flavors across its menu.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Siam Village in Toa Payoh's Sennett Estate offers a broad menu of Thai dishes, with a focus on authentic flavours at reasonable prices.
We've noted consistent praise for dishes like the Steam Seabass with lemon garlic sauce and the Tom Yum Soup, both highlighted for their generous portions and genuine taste.
While some find the boat noodle broth a touch sweet, it's easily adjusted with chilli flakes.
The breakfast options, like the $5 bak chor mee and $1.30 kopi siew dai, offer good value, though the toast is fairly standard.
There are occasional remarks about freshness in some ingredients, like prawns in the tom yum, and some dishes like mooping and fried pork belly have been described as dry or bland by a few.
However, the overall sentiment points to a comfortable dining experience with friendly staff.
We think it's a reliable spot for a casual, affordable Thai meal, especially if you're in the area.
Signature
Steam Seabass with lemon garlic sauce
Price
Below $15/person
Score: 65 · 4 sources
What customers say
Siam Village (Jalan Wangi) generally receives positive feedback for its authentic Thai flavors, reasonable pricing, and generous portions, particularly for dishes like the Steam Seabass with lemon garlic sauce and Tom Yum Soup.
While some customers find certain dishes like the boat noodle broth a bit sweet or the prawn in Tom Yum less fresh, the overall sentiment is that it offers good value.
However, a minority of patrons have noted issues with blandness, lack of 'wok hei' in fried dishes, and dry/tough meat in items like mooping and cashew nut chicken.
Google Reviews
For an authentic Thai dining experience near Jalan Wangi, I highly recommend a spot that offers both great value and exceptional flavors. Be sure to try their Steam Seabass with lemon garlic source a…
Chance upon this eatery when I was scouting for late breakfast. Ordered boat noodle and bak chor mee which the prices were reasonable. The boat noodle broth was a little sweet for me but with chilli f…
Second time here! They serve up a wide selection of yummy Thai food at good prices. We loved their omelette and lemongrass drink! The prawn in the clear tom yum soup could be fresher, but everything e…
Healthier taste of all dishes, as in bland. The guotiao, fried rice are without 锅气. Pig trotter is soft but the seasoning is pretty bad as the pork blood taste is strong. Most disappointed with moopin…
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