Halal Tom Yum in Yishun: Where to Eat

Halal tom yum soup dish at Siam Kitchen

Where to Eat Halal Tom Yum in Yishun

For halal tom yum in Yishun, Siam Kitchen at HomeTeam NS Khatib Clubhouse serves six tom yum dishes, from classic red and clear tom yum soup ($9.90) to tom yum noodles and tom yum fried rice. The restaurant is MUIS halal-certified, open daily from 11:30am to 10:00pm, and cooked by Thai chefs.

Whether you live in Yishun, work nearby or are visiting the clubhouse, here is what to order.


Why Siam Kitchen for tom yum

  • MUIS halal-certified: every dish on the menu is halal, so Muslim families and friends can order freely.

  • Chefs from Thailand: our chefs cook home-style Thai food the way it is made in Thailand.

  • Two tom yum styles: red and clear, so everyone at the table can pick their favourite.

  • Easy to reach: at HomeTeam NS Khatib Clubhouse, 2 Yishun Walk, with seating for groups of up to 56.

The tom yum menu at Siam Kitchen

Tom Yum Talay/Gai (Red Tom Yum Soup), $9.90

Our most familiar tom yum. A rich, orange-red broth with roasted chilli paste, lemongrass, galangal and lime. Choose chicken or mixed seafood (additional $1.00 for seafood).

Po Taek Talay/Gai (Clear Tom Yum Soup), $9.90

A lighter, more sour tom yum with a clear broth that lets the herbs shine. Choose chicken or mixed seafood (additional $1.00 for seafood).

Tom Kha Gai (Coconut Tom Yum Chicken Soup), $9.90

Chicken breast slices in a creamy broth with fresh coconut milk. A good choice if you want the tom yum aroma with less heat.

Kway Teow Tom Yum (Tom Yum Noodle Soup with Seafood), $10.90

Rice stick noodles served in tom yum soup with seafood. A complete one-bowl meal.

Mama Gai/Talay (Thai Style Tom Yum Mama Noodles), $10.90

A Thai favourite: Mama noodles in tom yum broth, topped with chicken cutlet or assorted seafood (additional $1.00 for seafood).

Khao Phad Tom Yum Talay (Tom Yum Fried Rice), $9.90

Tom yum flavours wok-fried into rice. Choose chicken, beef or seafood (additional $1.00 for beef and seafood).

What to order with your tom yum

Tom yum tastes best with dishes that balance its sourness:

  • Gai Satay (Grilled Chicken Satay, 4 sticks), $8.90, served with roasted peanut sauce

  • Tod Mun Pla (Handmade Thai Fish Cakes, 4 pcs), $8.90

  • Phad Kra Prow Gai (Thai Basil Minced Chicken), $13.90

  • Steamed jasmine rice to soak up the broth

Planning a group meal in Yishun

Siam Kitchen seats groups of up to 56, which makes it a popular spot in the north for birthdays, family gatherings and company lunches. Order a few tom yum soups for the table alongside with other Thai dishes.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find halal tom yum in Yishun? Siam Kitchen at HomeTeam NS Khatib Clubhouse, 2 Yishun Walk, #01-01, Singapore 767944, is a MUIS halal-certified Thai restaurant serving several tom yum dishes.

How much is tom yum at Siam Kitchen? Red and clear tom yum soups are $9.90 each. Tom yum noodles are $10.90 and tom yum fried rice is $9.90.

What are Siam Kitchen's opening hours? Siam Kitchen is open Monday to Sunday, 11:30am to 10:00pm, with last order at 9:30pm.

Can I book a table for a large group? Yes. Siam Kitchen can seat groups of up to 56. Book a table or call +65 6908 5616.

Visit Siam Kitchen

  • HomeTeam NS Khatib Clubhouse, 2 Yishun Walk, #01-01, Singapore 767944

  • Open daily, 11:30am to 10:00pm (last order 9:30pm)

  • +65 6908 5616

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About the writer

Jean Medina is Digital Marketing Content Writer at Creative Eateries, the group behind Siam Kitchen. Jean writes about halal Thai cuisine, Singapore dining and what's new at Siam Kitchen, working closely with our team at HomeTeamNS Khatib.

Jean Medina

SEO AEO And GEO Digital Marketing at Creative Eateries

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