Thai Restaurant and Bar
FOLKS COLLECTIVE
CROSS
STREET
EXCHANGE
THE VINTAGE SHOPHOUSE
Here at Cross Street, we yearn to usher in the nostalgia of yesteryear. At the heart of our shophouse are large communual tables, where Thai comfort food takes centrestage.
Inspiration for this diner stems from a Bangkok night market that grew out of an abandoned railway station. Every corner reveals a sentimental surprise from bygone days, from the genuine apothecary wall to the salvaged train carriage benches. If you are lucky, you may even get a glimpse of Scarlett O'Hara watching over our front porch when our shutters are down.
SHENTON WAY
TTHE ECLECTIC EMPORIUM
UNDER RELOCATION
The origin of our culinary journey began in this humble site, known for over a decade as Mart Boulevard. Paying homage to our very first steps of serving authentic Thai cuisine to the offices of Tanjong Pagar, this buoyant joint is a tribute to the characters and aesthetics that are classic and timeless. An effervescence fusion of mismatched antiques amongst walls adorned with portraits of our Royal Family and Grace Kelly, comfort flavours and a passionate crew will ensure a dining experience guests are still raving about fIfteen years on.
AUNTY NONG
ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHTs
FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS
Aunty Nong is the beautiful heart and soul behind Folks Collective. From the first day to the last, she poured her love into our restaurant. Every recipe she created with care, every life she touched with kindness, the remnants of her life remains deeply etched in our hearts. Thank you for teaching us how to love so unconditionally. We hope to keep making you proud.
A naturally gifted chef she created recipes that have fed thousands of diners who have walked through our doors. In her selfless spirit, we share with you Aunty Nong's favourite ones, all beloved by her family and friends to honour and celebrate one of the best woman we know.
