MP Thai (Vision Exchange)

MP Thai is a casual Thai restaurant on the second floor of Vision Exchange, an office building at 2 Venture Drive in Jurong East. It serves home-style Thai dishes in generous portions at fair prices.

The restaurant has a Thai owner and an all-Thai kitchen team. The MICHELIN Guide Singapore first gave it a Bib Gourmand in 2024, and it was still on the list in 2026. This award goes to places that serve good food at good value.

What to order

The menu covers everyday Thai cooking, from soups and grills to rice and noodle plates. Dishes worth trying include:

• Tom yum soup, praised by the MICHELIN Guide for how well it balances heat, sourness, salt and sugar
• Grilled squid, served with a hot and sour dipping sauce
• Basil minced chicken or pork with rice and a fried egg, a classic Thai lunch plate
• Pad thai, stir-fried rice noodles
• Basil pork fried rice set, which has come with spring rolls, a fried egg and a Thai milk tea or lemongrass drink

You can ask the kitchen to adjust the spice level. Order a few dishes to share, as is usual for a Thai meal.

The setting

This is a simple shop rather than a smart dining room. It seats about 48 people and is air-conditioned. The food is the main reason to come, and the place often draws a crowd.

Good to know before you go

• Tables fill quickly at peak times, so arrive a little early or call ahead.
• The MICHELIN Guide lists it as family-friendly, with wheelchair access.
• Credit cards are accepted, and the building has a car park.

Getting there

The restaurant is at units #02-41 and #02-42 in Vision Exchange. The building is about a five-minute walk from Jurong East MRT station, so it is easy to reach by train.

Nearby

Jurong East makes a good base for exploring the west. You can walk off lunch at Jurong Lake Gardens. Families can head to the Singapore Discovery Centre further west. For another local meal, try Zai Shun Curry Fish Head.

See all restaurants in Jurong and more Thai, Korean and Asian restaurants in Singapore. Our guides to Jurong and the west and Michelin and fine dining have more ideas.