Soi Stories Singapore: Discover 11 Thai Food Concepts and Bangkok Street Food at The Centrepoint from 1 December 2026

Thai food lovers in Singapore have another exciting dining destination to look forward to! If you enjoy exploring Bangkok’s famous street-food markets, sampling traditional Thai dishes and discovering hidden food gems, there is a new spot along Orchard Road that deserves a place on your food-hunting list.

Soi Stories, an upcoming Thai food street at The Centrepoint, is set to bring the flavours and atmosphere of Bangkok’s neighbourhood food streets to Singapore. Scheduled to open on 1 December 2026 (Tuesday), subject to confirmation, this new dining destination will bring together 11 different Thai food concepts under one roof.

Instead of travelling around Singapore to find different Thai specialities, visitors will be able to explore a variety of dishes in one location. From spicy Pad Kra Pao and smoky stir-fried noodles to traditional Thai curries, beef noodles, fishball soup, fried chicken and local-style desserts, there should be something worth trying for different tastes and preferences.

What makes this opening particularly interesting is that Soi Stories will feature two established Bangkok street-food businesses alongside nine additional Thai food concepts curated by Chef Ton.

For anyone who misses the flavours of Thailand or simply enjoys discovering new dining places, this could be an exciting addition to Singapore’s food scene.

11 Thai Food Concepts to Discover at Soi Stories

The biggest attraction is undoubtedly the selection of 11 Thai food concepts. Each one focuses on a different part of Thailand’s food culture, giving visitors plenty of reasons to return and try something new.

1. Khun Chui Kaprow – Famous Thai Pad Kra Pao

A visit to a Thai food street would not be complete without Pad Kra Pao. Khun Chui Kaprow will bring this popular holy basil stir-fry speciality to Soi Stories.

Diners can look forward to different choices, including minced pork, crispy pork belly and beef. Served with fragrant rice and potentially topped with a fried egg, this is the sort of satisfying meal that Thai food enthusiasts will appreciate.

For those who enjoy spicy, savoury dishes with plenty of aromatic basil, this should be one of the first concepts to explore.

2. Kua Kai Ai Khao – Smoky Thai Fried Noodles

Noodle lovers should keep an eye out for Kua Kai Ai Khao, which specialises in Guay Tiew Kua Gai.

This traditional Thai dish features wide rice noodles stir-fried with chicken and egg. Its appeal comes from the smoky wok aroma and combination of soft noodles with satisfying textures.

Visitors can look forward to Classic, Crispy and Heritage versions, offering different ways to enjoy this Bangkok street-food favourite.

3. Mor Khao Mor Gaeng – Traditional Thai Curries

If rich and flavourful curries are your preference, Mor Khao Mor Gaeng is another concept worth checking out.

Its expected selection includes Thai green curry, red duck curry and Massaman curry, alongside traditional Thai rice dishes.

These familiar Thai favourites are ideal for diners who enjoy pairing fragrant rice with creamy, aromatic and well-seasoned curries.

4. Jok Thong – Comforting Thai Rice Congee

Sometimes, a simple and comforting bowl of porridge is exactly what you need.

Jok Thong will offer Thai-style rice congee, including traditional rice porridge and handmade pork balls. It could be a good choice for breakfast, a lighter meal or anyone looking for something warm and comforting.

5. Khao Chao – Thai Coffee and Toast

Breakfast enthusiasts can look forward to Khao Chao, a concept inspired by Thailand’s traditional breakfast culture.

Expect Thai-style coffee, toast and breakfast-inspired selections. It could be a convenient stop for those visiting The Centrepoint earlier in the day.

6. Siam Beef Co. – Thai Beef Noodles

Beef noodle fans will have another reason to visit.

Siam Beef Co. will feature Thai-style beef noodles inspired by the popular noodle shops found throughout Thailand.

For diners who enjoy hearty noodle bowls and traditional Thai flavours, this is certainly one to look out for.

7. Talad Guay Jub – Peppery Thai-Chinese Noodle Soup

Talad Guay Jub will introduce visitors to Guay Jub, a traditional Thai-Chinese noodle soup.

Its distinctive feature is the peppery broth, served with rolled rice noodles. This offers something different from the usual Thai tom yum and stir-fried noodle selections.

8. Heng Dee Fishball – Thai Fishballs and Yen Ta Fo

Seafood and noodle enthusiasts can explore Heng Dee Fishball, featuring handmade Thai fishballs and the colourful pink Yen Ta Fo noodle soup.

Yen Ta Fo is a popular Thai noodle speciality known for its distinctive appearance and combination of ingredients.

It should be an interesting option for anyone wanting to try something beyond the usual noodle dishes.

9. Phad Thai Arai – Classic Pad Thai

Pad Thai is one of Thailand’s best-known street-food dishes, so naturally, it deserves a place here.

Phad Thai Arai will offer classic Thai-style stir-fried noodles, making it a familiar option for visitors who enjoy the combination of noodles and traditional Thai flavours.

10. BKK Fried Chicken – Thai Street-Style Fried Chicken

For those who prefer something crispy, BKK Fried Chicken will serve Thai street-style fried chicken with garlic-infused flavours.

It could make a satisfying addition to a meal, especially for visitors who enjoy fried chicken with their rice or noodles.

11. Mae Ka-Nom – Traditional Thai Desserts

Leave some room for dessert!

Mae Ka-Nom will complete the food selection with traditional Thai market-style sweets and desserts.

Thai desserts are a wonderful way to finish a meal, particularly for those who enjoy discovering traditional treats beyond the usual restaurant offerings.

Enjoy Chang Beer and Thai Drinks at Nam Jai

Soi Stories will offer more than food. Visitors can also look forward to Nam Jai, an in-house Thai drinks bar featuring a selection of beverages.

One of its highlights will be Chang beer, with options including Chang Classic, Chang Espresso and Chang Cold Brew.

The bar is also expected to feature a six-tap Chang beer system, creating an interesting attraction for visitors who enjoy pairing their Thai meals with refreshing drinks.

Besides beer, traditional Thai beverages and modern tea-based drinks will also be available.

Whether visitors are meeting friends after work, enjoying dinner or simply taking a break during an Orchard Road shopping trip, Nam Jai should add another dimension to the dining experience.

Experience Bangkok’s Street-Market Atmosphere Along Orchard Road

One of the most interesting things about Soi Stories is its planned environment.

Rather than looking like a conventional food court, the destination will take inspiration from Bangkok’s lively neighbourhood food streets.

Visitors can expect rustic Bangkok-inspired shopfronts, vintage-style street-market decorations and communal dining spaces designed to create a more vibrant atmosphere.

There will also be a dedicated stage for live entertainment, giving the venue an additional social element.

With approximately 270 dining seats, Soi Stories is expected to accommodate families, couples, groups of friends and colleagues.

Another convenient feature is QR-code ordering. Instead of queuing separately at different food concepts, visitors can use the ordering system to make exploring multiple food selections more convenient.

This is particularly useful when dining in a group, as everyone can enjoy different Thai dishes without having to visit several restaurants.

Shop for Thai Lifestyle Products at Sarapad Thai

There is another reason to explore Soi Stories beyond its food and drinks.

Sarapad Thai, a Thai retail pop-up, will offer visitors an opportunity to browse Thai-inspired products.

The selection is expected to include souvenirs, dry goods, lifestyle products and items from Thai artisanal brands.

This makes the experience more interesting for anyone who enjoys discovering products from Thailand. Visitors can enjoy a meal, explore the retail selection and perhaps bring home something as a little reminder of their visit.

Why Should You Visit Soi Stories Singapore?

Singapore already has plenty of Thai restaurants, but Soi Stories aims to provide a different experience by bringing 11 food concepts together in one destination.

Here are several reasons why it deserves a spot on your upcoming food adventure list.

1. Explore 11 Thai food concepts in one place

One of the biggest advantages is variety. Visitors can enjoy different Thai specialities without travelling between multiple restaurants. Whether the preference is noodles, rice dishes, curries, fried chicken or desserts, there will be plenty to explore.

2. Discover Bangkok street-food favourites

The inclusion of two established Bangkok street-food businesses makes this opening particularly exciting. It offers an opportunity to experience food concepts inspired by Thailand’s dining culture in Singapore.

3. Something for different tastes

Not everyone enjoys the same type of food. Fortunately, the variety of concepts means groups can explore different dishes according to their preferences.

4. Convenient Orchard Road location

Located at The Centrepoint, Soi Stories is easy to include in an Orchard Road shopping itinerary. Visitors can enjoy lunch or dinner before continuing their shopping trip at nearby malls.

5. A different dining atmosphere

The Bangkok-inspired decorations, communal seating and entertainment stage should make the venue more than just another place to grab a quick meal.

6. Food, drinks and shopping together

With Nam Jai and Sarapad Thai joining the food concepts, visitors can enjoy a more complete Thailand-inspired experience.

How to Get to Soi Stories at The Centrepoint

Getting there should be straightforward, especially for visitors travelling by public transport.

The nearest MRT station is Somerset MRT Station (NS23) on the North-South Line. From there, follow the signs towards The Centrepoint along Orchard Road.

The shopping mall is centrally located, making it convenient to combine a visit with other activities in the Orchard shopping district.

Final Thoughts: Add Soi Stories to Your Singapore Food-Hunting List!

For Singaporeans who enjoy Thai cuisine, Soi Stories sounds like an exciting new destination worth looking forward to.

Bringing together 11 Thai food concepts, Bangkok-inspired street-market decorations, a dedicated Chang drinks bar and a Thai lifestyle retail pop-up, the upcoming opening promises more than an ordinary dining experience.

The must-try selections to look out for include Khun Chui Kaprow’s Pad Kra Pao, Kua Kai Ai Khao’s smoky fried noodles and Mor Khao Mor Gaeng’s traditional Thai curries.

Of course, there are plenty of other options to discover, particularly for those who enjoy exploring different noodle dishes and traditional Thai desserts.

The expected food prices of around S$6 to S$14 could also make it an interesting dining option for visitors looking for affordable meals along Orchard Road. However, these prices are indicative and remain subject to final menu confirmation.

Whether visitors are planning a casual lunch, dinner with friends or simply looking for somewhere new to explore, Soi Stories could be a worthwhile addition to their itinerary.

Mark your calendar for 1 December 2026 (Tuesday), with the opening date still subject to confirmation.

For the latest announcements, final operating hours and menu information, keep an eye on The Centrepoint’s official website:

The Centrepoint Official Website: https://www.thecentrepoint.com.sg/

Original Announcement by Time Out Singapore: https://www.timeout.sg/restaurant/singapores

Before making a special trip, visitors are encouraged to check the latest updates as the opening arrangements and promotional details may change.

SEO Publishing Details

SEO Title: Soi Stories Singapore Opening 1 December 2026: 11 Thai Food Concepts at The Centrepoint

Meta Description: Discover Soi Stories at The Centrepoint from 1 December 2026 (TBC), featuring 11 Thai food concepts, Bangkok street food, Chang beer, Thai desserts and more.

Focus Keywords: Soi Stories Singapore, Thai Food Street Singapore, Thai Street Food Singapore, The Centrepoint, Orchard Road Food.

Promotional/Event Details

• Date: 1 December 2026 (Tuesday) onwards – Opening date to be confirmed.

• Time: 7.30am–10pm daily (subject to confirmation).

• Venue: Soi Stories, The Centrepoint, #01-33 C/D/E/F/G/H/M & #01-K5, 176 Orchard Road, Singapore 238843.

• Nearest MRT: Somerset MRT Station (NS23).

• Expected Food Prices: S$6–S$14 (subject to final menu confirmation).

• Highlights: 11 Thai food concepts, Bangkok street food, Chang beer, Nam Jai drinks bar, Sarapad Thai retail pop-up and approximately 270 dining seats.

• Official Website: The Centrepoint

• Source: Time Out Singapore – Soi Stories Announcement