Thai Affair is a Thai restaurant at #01-103A Millenia Walk, 9 Raffles Boulevard, in Singapore's Marina Bay precinct. Its tagline — "The only Affair with a Happy Ending" — sets a playful tone and tells you plainly what the shop is about: Thai food meant to end well for whoever is eating it.
The restaurant serves the surrounding Marina Bay neighbourhood of offices, hotels, malls and waterfront attractions, and it runs an online storefront on the Oddle Eats platform, where delivery and takeaway orders are taken. At the time this listing was captured, the ordering page displayed a notice that the shop was currently closed to delivery and takeaway orders — availability on ordering platforms changes often, so it is worth checking the shop's page for the latest status before planning an order.
Practical details such as opening hours, a phone number, an email address and menu prices are not published on the pages this listing is drawn from, so they are left out here rather than guessed at.
Thai Affair is a Thai restaurant in Singapore's Marina Bay precinct, occupying unit #01-103A of the Millenia Walk mall at 9 Raffles Boulevard. The shop announces itself with a memorable tagline — "The only Affair with a Happy Ending" — a cheeky line that says a good deal about the personality behind the name: this is Thai food meant to end well for whoever is eating it.
The restaurant serves the Millenia Walk and Marina Bay area, a part of the city ringed by offices, hotels and waterfront attractions where mealtimes are shaped as much by convenience as by craving. Being positioned inside a mall along Raffles Boulevard puts Thai Affair within easy reach of the crowds who work, shop and stay nearby, whether they are stopping in person or arranging for food to come to them.
Thai Affair runs an online storefront on Oddle Eats, the Singapore-based food discovery and ordering platform that lists more than 1,500 restaurants for island-wide delivery, pickup and reservations. Through that storefront, the restaurant takes delivery and takeaway orders from customers who prefer to enjoy its Thai cooking at home or at the office.
One thing to note: when this listing was captured, the shop's ordering page displayed a notice that it was currently closed — "No stores are available to accept delivery and takeaway orders." Availability on ordering platforms changes frequently: shops pause online ordering for all sorts of operational reasons and just as often switch it back on. If you are planning a delivery or pickup order, treat the shop's own page as the source of truth and check it again before you commit to a time.
It is also worth knowing that the Oddle Eats platform is built for planning ahead. Orders can be scheduled in advance with a preferred delivery date and time, so if the shop reopens for orders, you can lock in a slot that suits your day rather than waiting on the doorstep. Favouriting the shop in your Oddle Eats account keeps it easy to find again.
This listing carries only what the shop's own page and the surrounding platform content state. That means a few practical details — opening hours, a phone number, an email address, and menu items with prices — are not published here, and we will not guess at them. If you need exact opening times or want to ask about the menu, your best options are to check the shop's Oddle Eats page, look for an updated listing, or simply drop by unit #01-103A at Millenia Walk.
The unit number matters more than you might think. Millenia Walk is a substantial mall, and knowing to look for #01-103A — a unit along 9 Raffles Boulevard — saves you a lap of the building.
Marina Bay is one of Singapore's most walked districts, and Raffles Boulevard is one of its main arteries. A Thai option in this stretch fits the rhythm of the area: easy to reach on a lunch break, simple to collect on the way home, and available for delivery when the weather or the workload keeps you at your desk.
If the online shop is showing as closed on the day you look, the wider Oddle Eats platform remains open for business — over 1,500 restaurants across the island are listed for delivery, pickup and reservations, and the platform's explore page is a straightforward way to find an alternative while you wait for Thai Affair's ordering page to switch back on.
And if you do make it in person? The tagline is a promise the shop has chosen for itself: that an affair with Thai food, at least this one, ends happily.