Delicious Thai noodles served with a smile at Siam Noodles in Tsim Sha Tsui
- Restaurant serves up different types of noodles with your choice of Thai soup
- Noodle dishes from the cosy restaurant start from US$8
Tucked away in the busy streets of Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui district is a small Thai restaurant called Siam Noodles.
The interior is quite cosy and the walls are hung with framed photos of the restaurant’s dishes, and of boat noodles being prepared on a boat in Thailand. The service was friendly and helpful – we overheard a waiter patiently explaining the menu in English to a Korean tourist.
The menu consists mainly of noodles which are available with three types of soup, along with some small dishes. We chose a different type of noodle to go with each of the soup bases, and a Thai snack and drink.
The Japanese Hida wagyu beef boat soup (HK$128) with pad Thai noodles had a thick beef broth. The beef was thin and had a great texture. There were slivers of crisp pork skin which soaked up the soup really well. The fish balls were bouncy, and the sweetness of the white radish added even more flavour to the soup. Okra was also served in every noodle dish.
