Greyhound Cafe

Thai food is a must try. The western-thai fusion pasta are well cooked too. Quantity though isn't a lot, the quality is good. I really liked the ambience. Place is spacious and comfy .

Prawn fried rice was great. Well fried with hint of sweetness and quite a lot of prawns . Accompanying winter melon pork soup was surprisingly very tasty.

Taste wasnt that exciting ,over the price. Check the meat when order beef . Chef a bit rush when cook. Dont order "big ice" $9 coconut juice . Great customer service.

Offshoot from Bangkok. Nice ambience, tastewise quite consistent with the Bkk’s outlet. Main drawbacks are that it’s overpriced and service is spotty. Desserts are the highlights.

Pork noodle soup was great. Very tasty soup , tender pork slices , slippery noodles , tasty pork balls . Generous Toppings

Thai western fusion. Loved it, tom yum pasta , red ruby dessert with a slight modern twist.

Food critic Wong Ah Yoke enjoyed: Coconut Ice Sherbet , Complicated Noodle , Spicy Spaghetti Thai Style. Source: Sunday Times

Both coconut and mango crepe cakes were good. Cream in the coconut was especially fresh

Everything is average. In this day and age, they don’t allow customers to use their wifi which was pretty surprising as most cafes do.... would be unlikely to come here again.

Funny service, the first order gets served last. Still waiting for the starters to come.

Hefty pours of ice cold red wine

Thailand restaurant .

They charge $1 for tap water . U have been informed :-/

Prawn noodle is good

Not exciting. Quite mediocre. And I was very thirsty afterwards. ????