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New Udon Mookata Thai Food

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Thai restaurant

119 Lavender St., Singapore 338731

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So, I recently wandered into New Udon Mookata Thai Food on Lavender Street, and wow, what an experience! If you’re into mookata—a kind of Thai BBQ where you grill your own meats and sip on soup—you might want to give this place a shot. But, hey, there’s some catching up to do first.

Located at 119 Lavender St., this joint is open 24 hours! That’s ideal if you get those late-night cravings, right? You could just pop in for a quick bite after a late movie or a long night out. I mean, who doesn’t love the idea of indulging in some delicious Thai flavors at odd hours?

Now, let’s talk about the food. They offer a mookata set for about $45, which could easily fill two hungry souls. The platter includes a mix of meats—pork, chicken, and some seafood. It’s all seasoned quite well, which many think is a game-changer. The highlight? That chili sauce! People rave about it. It’s got a kick, and trust me, you’ll want more than one serving.

However, not everything’s sunshine and rainbows. The ambiance can feel a tad cramped. You might end up elbow-to-elbow with your dining neighbor—awkward much? Plus, some diners have noted that the service can be hit or miss. I heard tales of grumpy staff here and there. It’s a mixed bag, but let’s focus on the positives, shall we?

What really surprised me was the overall vibe. You’ll likely find a crowd; people are constantly buzzing around, and that energy makes the experience fun. It’s got this casual, laid-back atmosphere that’s kind of inviting, even if the seating is tight like a subway car during rush hour.

I’ve seen reviews mentioning that while some dishes are a bit salty or maybe not as fresh, the mookata experience itself is still unique. Some folks claim it’s “not the best” but it does have its loyal fans. There’s something about grilling your own food that just hits differently, right?

They’ve even got outdoor seating, which may be more tolerable than being in the crowded indoor area. Oh, and did I mention they serve Thai milk tea? Not the worst way to wash down a hearty meal after tossing some meats on the grill. You’ll definitely want to try it—the sweetness balances the spice nicely.

In a nutshell, if you’re craving an adventure and a taste of Thailand, New Udon Mookata could be worth a shot. Just be ready for a bustling atmosphere and mild service inconsistencies. But hey, isn’t that part of the fun? Just grab a friend, dive in, and see for yourself!