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Address: G/F, 24 Man Yuen St, Jordan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 6648 0179
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Reviews
Vanessa Li
We arrived right before the shop open to avoid the crowd. There are lunch menu available on weekdays. We tried the fried rice and fried noodle, also added on a grill pork which comes in a huge portion. I enjoyed the fried noodle a lot, love the chewy texture. Seasoning is a bit too salty for me but my friends really enjoyed it.
… moreTiffannie Seal
No queue on Sunday at 7:30pm. We had the pork neck, beef boat noodle, beef fried noodles, coconut smoothie and coconut ice cream. Everything was so good and came quickly. Would definitely come again
… moreRachel
Overall, $130 including service charge for my dish, a pathetic small plate + frozen prawns and the flavour is on slightly salty. Not worth the price and not the hype at all. The ambient might be authentic, but with the service, the serving time and the attitude of the servers. It is not worth it.
I arrived the restaurant at 2pm, for 1 person for lunch. The place was considerable not too crowded at this hour, only 4-5 tables was served,
I placed my order by 2:05, along the table beside me around the same time.
My dish, was served 10 mins later with the wrong order. And later was served 2:30pm while the other table beside me ordered the same thing was served much earlier.
Horrible timing, 25 mins wait for a plate of noodle when orders for later customer including multiple takeout was served since I placed my order.
Worst of all, dining at this restaurant you wouldn’t know what price you are paying despite it listed on the menu. When you asked, the server just kept saying its service fee when it is their fault for not stating the right amount in menu.
The menu price $108 for pan fried noodle with wagyu or prawn. I ordered the prawn selection to only find out when I paid my bill that I have to add additional $10 for this. On top of this, they were very rude, the server just held my wrist and pulled me to her manager, which both party did not think they were at fault.
My frustration was simply, if you want to charge extra then officially list on the menu or inform the customer when we place order. She further shared to me, that she had received this complaint multiple times and she will remind the servers to tell customer but they don’t follow instructions. That’s not the consumer problem.
I do not recommend this place
… moreI arrived the restaurant at 2pm, for 1 person for lunch. The place was considerable not too crowded at this hour, only 4-5 tables was served,
I placed my order by 2:05, along the table beside me around the same time.
My dish, was served 10 mins later with the wrong order. And later was served 2:30pm while the other table beside me ordered the same thing was served much earlier.
Horrible timing, 25 mins wait for a plate of noodle when orders for later customer including multiple takeout was served since I placed my order.
Worst of all, dining at this restaurant you wouldn’t know what price you are paying despite it listed on the menu. When you asked, the server just kept saying its service fee when it is their fault for not stating the right amount in menu.
The menu price $108 for pan fried noodle with wagyu or prawn. I ordered the prawn selection to only find out when I paid my bill that I have to add additional $10 for this. On top of this, they were very rude, the server just held my wrist and pulled me to her manager, which both party did not think they were at fault.
My frustration was simply, if you want to charge extra then officially list on the menu or inform the customer when we place order. She further shared to me, that she had received this complaint multiple times and she will remind the servers to tell customer but they don’t follow instructions. That’s not the consumer problem.
I do not recommend this place
Benny CHAN
It’s at the grassroots area of Jordan, not very accessible but everything else make it up. It’s a but noisy but probably a feature of local restaurant.
Speaking on the Thai cuisine. They are just impeccable. As a local you know you seldom see “bad” Thai food for but majority of them don’t have a noticeable difference.
This is different, especially the seasoning and the sauce. The fried rice noodles are super delicious. The fried clam in Thai sauce is very rich, thick as scrumptious. Everything else is also perfect, be it the veggie, the sashimi shrimp and even the special drinks.
The restaurant is managed by a small group of very polite and passionate Thai ladies. Respect and highly recommended. Surely a worthy Michelin!!
… moreSpeaking on the Thai cuisine. They are just impeccable. As a local you know you seldom see “bad” Thai food for but majority of them don’t have a noticeable difference.
This is different, especially the seasoning and the sauce. The fried rice noodles are super delicious. The fried clam in Thai sauce is very rich, thick as scrumptious. Everything else is also perfect, be it the veggie, the sashimi shrimp and even the special drinks.
The restaurant is managed by a small group of very polite and passionate Thai ladies. Respect and highly recommended. Surely a worthy Michelin!!
Emmi Kang
Food is so so
The ka prao moo is really bad. The minced Meat is chewy.. I have to spit out. Flavor is not balanced, not good at all
The crab omelet is ok, a little bit greasy but fresh crab Meat
Sticky mango is good
Service is very fast and ok
… moreThe ka prao moo is really bad. The minced Meat is chewy.. I have to spit out. Flavor is not balanced, not good at all
The crab omelet is ok, a little bit greasy but fresh crab Meat
Sticky mango is good
Service is very fast and ok
beergal hkwriter
not the best thai food i’ve had, but still good food! the only disappointment was the thai milk tea. reasonable prices, not ripping you off as some other restos.
… moreMr Wong
Boat Noodle is good. Satay is excellent. Dessert you can skip. Most of the staff are rude and talk about bad in front customers in Thai
… moreChloe Mazhar
Me & my sister has eaten here. Great food- but we wanted to take away tonight through Foodpanda & Keeta, but seems it was turned on at first after staff informed us they do those platforms – but within 5 or 10mins after we left to make order , it was offline and we cant place order anymore, I just hope next time can keep it open longer time as it was just 9pm. And its more convenient for residential area to place order first & and pick up for less wait. Thank you. But amazin food, will definitely come again.
… moreFood AI
The Real Deal Street Thai
TL;DR: This ain’t your bougie Thai joint – it’s legit street vibes with serious flavor game that’ll transport you straight to Bangkok’s bustling sidewalks.
The Lowdown
Thai Pai Dong operates two locations that are absolutely crushing it:
* Jordan OG spot: 24 Man Yuen Street (the original that started the hype)
* Central expansion: 6-8 Staunton Street (newer location with a “Hooters-style” twist – interesting choice!)
Must-Try Hits
Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Mao) – HK$138-154 The Michelin Guide isn’t lying – these ribbon noodles come with that perfect wok char and herbal aromatics that’ll make you forget you’re not in Thailand. The texture game is chef’s kiss.
Wagyu Beef Boat Noodles – Around HK$98 Premium upgrade that’s actually worth the splurge. Rich, complex broth that’s been simmering for ages.
Crab Meat Omelette – HK$98 Fluffy, loaded with actual crab chunks. Not the fake stuff – we’re talking real deal here.
Thai Grilled Pork – HK$117-130 Street-style perfection with that smoky char you can’t replicate at home.
The Vibe Check ✨
* No-frills setup but the food does ALL the talking
* Queue game strong – arrive early or prepare to wait (that’s always a good sign)
* Instagrammable without trying too hard
* Authentic street food energy in a city that knows good food
Value Proposition
Prices hover around HK$80-150 per dish, which is fair for HK standards, especially considering the quality and generous portions. The Michelin recognition doesn’t hurt either – this place earned its stripes.
Bottom Line
Thai Pai Dong is serving up that authentic Bangkok dai pai dong experience without the plane ticket. The Jordan location keeps it real with that neighborhood charm, while Central brings the same flavors with a bit more polish. Either way, you’re getting legit Thai street food that’ll have you planning your next visit before you’ve finished your first bowl.
Food Lover’s Memory Rating: 8.5/10 – This is the kind of spot that locals guard fiercely and tourists discover by accident. Consider yourself lucky if you snag a table!
… moreTL;DR: This ain’t your bougie Thai joint – it’s legit street vibes with serious flavor game that’ll transport you straight to Bangkok’s bustling sidewalks.
The Lowdown
Thai Pai Dong operates two locations that are absolutely crushing it:
* Jordan OG spot: 24 Man Yuen Street (the original that started the hype)
* Central expansion: 6-8 Staunton Street (newer location with a “Hooters-style” twist – interesting choice!)
Must-Try Hits
Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Mao) – HK$138-154 The Michelin Guide isn’t lying – these ribbon noodles come with that perfect wok char and herbal aromatics that’ll make you forget you’re not in Thailand. The texture game is chef’s kiss.
Wagyu Beef Boat Noodles – Around HK$98 Premium upgrade that’s actually worth the splurge. Rich, complex broth that’s been simmering for ages.
Crab Meat Omelette – HK$98 Fluffy, loaded with actual crab chunks. Not the fake stuff – we’re talking real deal here.
Thai Grilled Pork – HK$117-130 Street-style perfection with that smoky char you can’t replicate at home.
The Vibe Check ✨
* No-frills setup but the food does ALL the talking
* Queue game strong – arrive early or prepare to wait (that’s always a good sign)
* Instagrammable without trying too hard
* Authentic street food energy in a city that knows good food
Value Proposition
Prices hover around HK$80-150 per dish, which is fair for HK standards, especially considering the quality and generous portions. The Michelin recognition doesn’t hurt either – this place earned its stripes.
Bottom Line
Thai Pai Dong is serving up that authentic Bangkok dai pai dong experience without the plane ticket. The Jordan location keeps it real with that neighborhood charm, while Central brings the same flavors with a bit more polish. Either way, you’re getting legit Thai street food that’ll have you planning your next visit before you’ve finished your first bowl.
Food Lover’s Memory Rating: 8.5/10 – This is the kind of spot that locals guard fiercely and tourists discover by accident. Consider yourself lucky if you snag a table!
Man Cha
Lots of fun. Staff super friendly & fun. Food was good. Chicken satay & pad see ew were the stand out for us. Boat noodle soup was ok, could do with more meat. Crab omelette slightly overpriced & lacked the punch. Get there early
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