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Aroy-Dee Thai Kitchen

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Aroy-Dee Thai Kitchen

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Location

Central / Rochor / Bencoolen

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Phone

+65 6336 8812

Modes of Payment

HP / SNS

※The shop's opening hours may vary due to COVID-19.

Mon	11:30~06:00
Tue	11:30~06:00
Wed	11:30~06:00
Thu	11:30~06:00
Fri	11:30~06:00
Sat	12:30~06:00
Sun	12:30~06:00
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#01-01,02-01, 127 BENCOOLEN STREET, 189637
- OPP NAFA CAMPUS 3, SUNSHINE PLAZA, IBIS S'PORE ON BENCOOLEN, BEF BENCOOLEN STN EXIT A
DT21 Bencoolen EW12 DT14 Bugis CC2 Bras Basah

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LAST UPDATE: 23/Apr/2024

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