A new opening in Tanglin is bringing a different kind of heat.
Sathanee Mee Hoi, one of the most popular eateries at Bangkok’s Hua Mum Night Market, is coming to Singapore on 3 May.
Source: @sathaneemeehoi on Instagram
Its selling point? Barely covered male hunks dancing for your entertainment.
Sathanee Mee Hoi — famous in Bangkok for its dancing, chiselled hunks — will be opening its first Mookata restaurant in Singapore on 3 May.
Named “Mr Mookata Plus”, the restaurant will be situated at 320 Tanglin Road.
To celebrate the grand opening, the 10 muscular dancing men of the Sathanee Mee Hoi team will be at the restaurant for the first three days of the opening, from 3 to 5 May.
Source: @mrmookataplussg on Instagram
Six of the Thai hunks will be stationed at the joint permanently, while the other four may occasionally make appearances.
Visitors can enjoy both Mookata and Lala hotpot, as well as the sexily clad dancing men at this new Tanglin outlet.
The restaurant also boasts a snug dining area.
From 3 to 5 May, the restaurant will be open from 4pm to 10pm. Thereafter, from 6 May onwards, it will be open from 4pm to 1am daily.
Here’s how you can get to Mr Mookata Plus in Tanglin:
Mr Mookata Plus
Address: 320 Tanglin Rd, Singapore 247980
Opening hours: 4pm – 1am daily (from 6 May onwards)
Nearest MRT station: Redhill
Judging by the reception the last time they were here, it won’t be surprising if many curious customers flock to the new restaurant. To secure your seats for the grand opening from 3 to 5 May before the crowd hits, you can make a reservation by contacting 8770 4992 via WhatsApp.
For more information about the restaurant, visit Mr Mookata Plus’s Instagram here.
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Featured image adapted from @mrmookataplussg on Instagram and @mrmookataplussg on Instagram.
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