AMA Surry Hills

Small and cozy place with great service. The ama’s beef noodle soup is a must. I’ve tried the congee and braised chicken before and they are also really good. The food comes very quickly and the staff is very friendly.

Ama always makes you feel at home. We visited Ama today and had congee >> super tasty as always! The noodles are still the highlight, consistently delicious every time. Staff are always friendly and helpful.

Thai-Chinese food & excellent coffee. The beef noodle soup with egg noodles is soul satisfying & the broth has so much depth of flavour. Excellent Bolivian double spro & tasty latte. Thank you Rowena, amazing experience.

Came for lunch on the weekend and got the dry pork noodles and i felt it could have done better accommodated with a small bowl of soup on the side. It was a bit spicy which had a nice kick, and the shrimpy taste of the sauce gave it more depth. I like their cute little decor inside the place.

Soul warming Chinese influence Thai cuisine, perfect for cold rainy winter day! I had a 16 hours braised beef egg noodle just now for lunch, it was phenomenal! The broth was spot on, with hint of spices to perfume the base of the dish.

Great little Thai restaurant in Surry Hills, run by the girls from Ickle coffee. Their boat noodle soup is next level, the beef was tender and the soup was delicious, just need it a bit warmer especially during winter. I tried the congee and the dry noodle and it was delicious too. Definitely a place to repeat for delicious Thai dishes.

I tried the dry noodle pork and the pork bun with the iced coffee. The dry noodle has nice layered pork with braised pork and crackles pork skin combine with fish bowl and tasty dry noodle and hint of basil. Add spice for Extra flavour. I probably order too much with the pork bun but overall it's really delicious and tasty. The staff also lovely. The iced coffee taste a bit like Vietnamese coffee.. I came early in the morning but I think around lunchtime they get busy. I recommend to eat In.

The vibe of the place really reminded me of a typical Thai street-side eatery, super casual and familiar. Prices were decent and not too expensive: chicken noodles were $18.90, beef noodles $19.90, and the plum soda was $7 (if I remember correctly). I really liked the atmosphere and the staff’s service. (Usually, at Thai restaurants, when the staff realize you’re Thai, they tend to speak a bit bluntly, but that wasn’t the case here.) The staff member who served me that day was lovely — and gorgeous too! The only downside for me was the table size, they’re quite small, so eating comfortably was a bit tricky.