
Sembawang Hot Spring Park
A small, free park in the north of Singapore with a natural hot spring, warm foot-soaking pools and quiet gardens.
Yishun & Sembawang Morning or late afternoon

Thai · Yishun & Sembawang
A casual Thai restaurant at the HomeTeamNS Khatib clubhouse in Yishun, serving tom yum, curries and Thai street food dishes.
Siam Kitchen is a casual Thai restaurant on the ground floor of the HomeTeamNS Khatib clubhouse at 2 Yishun Walk, in the north of Singapore. The menu covers home-style Thai cooking and street food favourites, from tom yum soup and green curry to pad thai.
The restaurant is run by Creative Eateries, a Singapore group whose other brands include Suki-Ya, Tajimaya and Sarai Fine Thai. The cooking is done by chefs from Thailand. Khatib is now the brand's only outlet, as the former branch at SAFRA Toa Payoh has closed.
The restaurant names three dishes as its signatures: red tom yum soup, chicken in green curry, and fish head in tom yum curry. The fish head is a good pick for a group, as it is made for sharing.
The full menu is long and easy to build a meal from. Some dishes to look for:
Set lunches are also offered. Promotions change through the year, so check the website for the current ones.
The dining room is casual, with decor that draws on Thai design. It suits family meals and relaxed group dinners. The clubhouse around it is busy with other things to do, including a large indoor adventure hub, a swimming pool and an indoor playground. Several other restaurants share the building.
The nearest MRT station is Khatib, on the North-South Line. From the station, the restaurant suggests the free shuttle bus to HomeTeamNS Khatib, or a short taxi or ride-hailing trip. Siam Kitchen is on the first level of the clubhouse, unit #01-01.
For seafood in the same building, try Orchid Live Seafood (HomeTeamNS Khatib). Further north, Sembawang Hot Spring Park is a free park where you can soak your feet in warm spring water. See more restaurants in Yishun and Sembawang, or browse our Thai, Korean and Asian restaurants. If you are new to this part of the island, our guide to staying in the Singapore heartlands explains what to expect. You can also see the menu and book on the Siam Kitchen website.
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A small, free park in the north of Singapore with a natural hot spring, warm foot-soaking pools and quiet gardens.
Yishun & Sembawang Morning or late afternoon
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