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"“Hoy ka,” means to dangle legs — a reference to how Thai boat noodles were originally served alongside the Chao Phraya River to diners dangling their legs into the water. Although Hoy-Ka noodle is not quite as atmospheric, the space is still a fun time with wooden exposed beams, brick walls, and TVs all around. As the name suggests, boat noodles are the move here, but the spare rib tom yum, pink-hued yentafo, and roasted duck noodle soup are also worthwhile." - Kat Thompson
Hoy-Ka
