Thai Boys

不專業的梨子 5 months ago

the pad thai i ordered was above average of hk standard, but the meat was pink, was it even properly cooked?…Portion is small even for someone who usually couldn’t clean the plate. Not enough to leave a strong impression to make me go again… especially if involves long queue

Kate Choi 5 months ago

This place is situated near lots of bars and seems like lots of young people come here. Got the wagyu beef boat noodle. The color of the soup is on point but the taste isnt as rich as it could be. The beef was tender. Noodle was bouncy. The pad see ew was so flavorless. It came with lots of eggs and a spicy dipping sauce but the noodle itself didn't have enough flavor. I don't see many people ordering it and instead I see a lot more pad thai ordered so maybe they do pad thai better. The pad pak boong was also kind of tasteless. No fish saucy or fermented bean flavor.

H.Y Choy Edited 5 months ago

We arrived right at 12:00 PM when they opened, so we got a table immediately. However, the place filled up quickly, and there was a queue outside by the time we left. The seating is a bit snug but acceptable. We ordered two lunch sets: the Stir-Fried Chicken Noodles with Lime Soda, and the Tom Yum Minced Pork Noodles with Thai Milk Tea. Both dishes followed "Thailand-sized" portions (smaller than usual). The Stir-Fried Chicken Noodles were tasty, though my plate only had three small pieces of chicken, I'm not sure if that's standard or just a one-off. The Tom Yum noodles were also delicious, though I personally would have liked a bit more lemongrass aroma. If you find the flavor isn't strong enough, there are condiments on the side for you to add. As for the drinks, the Lime Soda was standard, and the Thai Milk Tea was quite sweet. It’s likely authentic to the way it's served in Thailand, but I’d recommend asking for "less sweet" if you prefer a lighter drink. It’s a good spot to try if you are in the neighborhood.

Andy Wiratama 6 months ago

Went in around 6pm on a Monday night, and right away seated. Plenty of seating, but if you are in a big group, be prepared to seat separately. Google Map location was not accurate., but it is there; just a few doors down. Hope they corrected it after this review. Atmosphere was upbeat and fun. Physical menu is available but ordering was done using your phone (scanning QR code). Paying the bill is at the front counter before you left. Make sure you kept the table's paper QR code. Their spicy-ness is not 'Thai' spicy; so don't be scared. Ask for addt'l chili powder or prik nam pla to make it more yummy. All delicious. Cant go wrong at this place, whether you are sharing dishes in your group or single dish for each person, their portions are generous/ plentiful.

Penny Lee 10 months ago

The restaurant has a cozy and relaxed vibe, though it can get quite noisy when busy. The food is the star of the show — every dish was flavorful and well-prepared. We enjoyed the crab meat fried rice, wagyu beef fried noodles, grilled wagyu beef, papaya salad, and fried morning glory, all of which were delicious. Drinks like Thai milk tea and lime tea were refreshing and complemented the meal perfectly. Service was normal — nothing exceptional, but efficient. Overall, a great spot for tasty Thai-inspired dishes in a comfortable setting. Ideal for casual dining, but expect some noise during peak hours.