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Apinara

By Adele Wong  |  October 18, 2016
Restaurants
Steamed seabass with spicy lime sauce at Apinara
Steamed seabass with spicy lime sauce at Apinara
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Address: Shop 205, 2/F, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty
Open Hours: Monday-Sunday, Lunch, Dinner
Cuisine: Asian, Thai
Ambience: Fancy, Trendy
Phone: 3107-1888
Website: Apinara
Open Since: October 2016

Modern Thai: The group behind Thailand’s Nara Thai Cuisine brand of restaurants has brought Apinara, a modern Thai concept, to Pacific Place.

Look & Feel: The interiors take inspiration from classic Thai mansions, with golden rims and dark lacquered furniture.

Apinara

Apinara

On the Menu: The menu at Nara updates staples like pad Thai (using shredded papaya noodles, $118) and green curries. There are also more adventurous dishes like spicy Northeastern pork balls ($98) and soft shell crab yellow curry ($198). A drinks menu featuring cocktails and Thai craft beers is also available.

Great For: Get-togethers, a trendy-casual meal.

FYI: Nara Thai Cuisine founder Narawadee has partnered up with Hong Kong restaurateur Pearl Shek on this venture.

This writeup is a news piece and was not based on a restaurant visit. The Loop will update this post once we’ve visited in person.


Tags:  Admiralty Restaurants Pacific Place Restaurants Thai Food




Apinara

By Adele Wong  |  October 18, 2016
Restaurants
Steamed seabass with spicy lime sauce at Apinara
Steamed seabass with spicy lime sauce at Apinara

Modern Thai: The group behind Thailand’s Nara Thai Cuisine brand of restaurants has brought Apinara, a modern Thai concept, to Pacific Place.

Look & Feel: The interiors take inspiration from classic Thai mansions, with golden rims and dark lacquered furniture.

Apinara

Apinara

On the Menu: The menu at Nara updates staples like pad Thai (using shredded papaya noodles, $118) and green curries. There are also more adventurous dishes like spicy Northeastern pork balls ($98) and soft shell crab yellow curry ($198). A drinks menu featuring cocktails and Thai craft beers is also available.

Great For: Get-togethers, a trendy-casual meal.

FYI: Nara Thai Cuisine founder Narawadee has partnered up with Hong Kong restaurateur Pearl Shek on this venture.

This writeup is a news piece and was not based on a restaurant visit. The Loop will update this post once we’ve visited in person.