Why We Love Sinong Thai Food in Bintulu

Sinong Thai Bintulu serves the best and probably only authentic Halal Thai Soul Food in Bintulu. Looking for a place to enjoy a nice dinner or celebrate a special occasion here? You need to check Sinong Thai Bintulu out.

Expect only the freshest and most delicious food served in the most chill ambiance here.

Sinong Thai’s Spicy Prawn Stir-fry, Steam Fish, Omellete, and Fried Fish (Images taken from @lee.lh7988, @karloz_1096, and @winnie0808 – Instagram)

Riverside ‘Santai’ Vibes

The riverside view of fishing boats at Sinong Thai (Images taken from @dewi_dearly and @lynda_288 – Instagram)

Some say the place can make you feel like you’re actually in Thailand. Sinong Thai Bintulu is located beside the river in Bintulu’s old town area. It’s an open-air restaurant, decked with wood furniture and plants. Sinong Thai pulls off the tropical decor theme perfectly.

The dimly lit, rustic looking restaurant (Images taken from @mior_ahmad_faizal – Instagram)

The location + open-air + decor gives it the most chill Thai-Esque ambiance. Not Thai enough? The TV only shows Thai shows. This gives the background of Thai music and talk.

Imagine all this coupled with real Thai flavors for the ultimate flavor trip. Some patrons even forget they’re still in Bintulu.

HUGE Halal Thai Food Selection

Fish, Squid, and Prawn dishes alongside Sinong Thai’s infamous Tom Yam (Images taken from @lee.lh7988 and @karloz_1096 – Instagram)

Even the veggie dishes are to die for! (Images taken from @karloz_1096 and @kel_vin.food – Instagram)

Fried to crisp perfection Squid Rings, tender Pandan Chicken, and sizzling Tofu Claypot (Images taken from Sinong Thai – Facebook, @kel_vin.food and @pingsing96 – Instagram)

Sinong Thai’s menu has probably one of the biggest halal Thai food selections you can find outside of Thailand. You can get anything from Som Tam to Tom Yum and Pla Rad Prik here. Talk about range! Calling the menu wide is an understatement.

The food is delectable, fresh, quick, and seasoned-perfectly. The chef does an amazing job of serving A-class quality dishes. The food is consistent too.

A Sinong Thai food spread, the 3 Rasa Fish, Som Tam, and Stir-fry Lala dish (Images taken from @kchfoodorgasm and @lee.lh7988 – Instagram)

So, what to eat at Sinong Thai Bintulu? What is Thai food without Tom Yum? You have to try theirs. It’s aromatic, spicy, rich, and just flavor-packed. The portion is big too! Perfect for sharing. Other than that, do try their Kaw Pat Sappa Road/ Pineapple Fried Rice. The flavor is just right. The Som Tam/ Papaya Salad is another must-try.

Mango Sticky Rice and well talked about Pineapple Fried Rice (Images taken from @kel_vin.food and @winnie0808 – Instagram)

Don’t miss out on the seafood dishes when you go. All cooked with fresh out the water into the frying pan seafood. The Pat Meak Khai Khem/ Salted Egg Squid is to die for! And, you must try the Pla Rad Prik, aka the Thai version of sweet and sour fish.

Honestly, I’d recommend the whole menu if I could. It’s that good! ALL their dishes are amazing.

Reasonably Priced, Perfect for Special Occasions

Happy Sinong Thai patrons. Bottom right is famous entertainer Aril Pilus at the restaurant, the look on his face perfectly capturing the mood you are overcome with while eating here. (Images taken from @amirul.ishak, @elisharay, and @arilpilus – Instagram)

For Sinong Thai Bintulu’s level of quality, their food is really reasonably priced. It’s in the moderate price range. However, eating here with a crowd here can rack up a big bill. But it’s so worth it.

However, if you’re feeling a little frugal you can always opt for the more affordable single plate/ bowl menu items.

You definitely get what you pay for. The food is perfectly seasoned. The seafood is really fresh. And the vibe just completes the dining experience.

Visit Sinong Thai Bintulu

A Sinong Thai feast (Image taken from @kchfoodorgasm – Instagram)

So, make a trip to Sinong Thai Bintulu ASAP for probably the best dinner you’ve had in a while. Do make sure to bring an empty stomach. You’ll definitely leave wishing you could’ve eaten more. The food is that good!

It’s located at Shahida Commercial Centre. It’s open every day from 5 pm to late. In case you want to make a reservation you can contact them at +6086-311 473.

Location

Shop Name: Sinong Thai Kitchen & Cafe
Address: Shahida Commercial Centre, 97000 Bintulu, Sarawak.
Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday (12 noon – 3 pm; 5 pm – 11 pm), Sunday (5 pm – 11 pm)
Waze/ Google Maps: Search for “Sinong Thai Kitchen & Cafe”
Status: Halal
Facebook Page: Sinong Thai Kitchen & Cafe