Greyhound Cafe (IFC)

The tea set for 2 is good, it starts serving from 3 to 6pm but it has a limit offer. Therefore, it is recommended to arrive before 5. Also, reservation is recommended if you want to sit somewhere near window. Another thing to note is that the content of tea set is vary from the list. For example, 3 random desserts over 5 on the menu

Dishes and utensils were not even clean .And the service was nothing to praise about, you sit, you order, you eat you pay and then you leave... The waiters/waitresses will not go out of their way to ask you how your day is going or give you any recommendations. What's memorable was the salmon .It had the right amount of flavor so that it wasn't too flavorful or bland. The Tom yum soup was just ok for me. The location is ideal though.

Goong Makam Prawns EXCELLENT😋 The GOONG MAKAM PRAWN was a clear standout among appetizers and my only complaint/mistake was - “why did I not order two??”🥇😋 It had a nice TANGY taste coming from the Tamarind sauce, while the SPICINESS was coming from the red chili. And then there were thin slices of nuts (cashew/almond) sprinkled on top.😋 Definitely a nice and complex dish where multiple tastes came together perfectly!Certainly not cheap at $138 but I do think it’s worth it.👍🏻 Btw, this appetizer was listed on a separate small menu which had a handful of special appetizers listed.... so I’m not sure if the dish will remain permanently.... SO, HURRY!!! The other appetizer was Thai Pop (Chicken). This one is available on the regular menu. Another great dish which is a nice supporting actor to the star i.e. the Prawn appetizer. If the Goong Makam Prawn were to be called BATMAN, then the Thai Pop would undoubtedly be ROBIN. 🤩 These were crunchy deep fried fritters of chicken and onion covered in a thin layer batter. The thin layer is good because it doesn’t overpower the main ingredient i.e. the chicken. The drinks - Iced Lemon Tea GHC Style and the Thai Iced Coffee were quite good too. Especially the lemon tea. Among the MAINS, the TOM YUM SEAFOOD FUSILLI was very nice. It had a mid-sized piece and some scallops and calamari. And a good dash of tomatoes. Definitely a good example of Thai fusion, combining the Fusilli Pasta with the Tom Yum flavor.😋 The Spaghetti Carbonara had nice bite-sized pieces of ham and crunchy pieces of bacon..... and very generous amounts of creamy sauce.👍🏻 I could go back to Greyhound just to taste that first Appetizer - GOONG MAKAM PRAWNS. I just might do that next weekend!

Unfortunately the fresh spring rolls did not taste too fresh. They were stuffed full of dry tasteless chicken. The minced chicken dish was nice but nothing special. The tiger beef was the best dish we had. Service was a little slow and the waitress admitted they were understaffed. Sadly she was rather rude to the table next to us when they quite politely mentioned they'd been waiting over ten minutes trying to order.

Greyhound offers a modern high-end take on Thai street food and their is spacious, stylishly simple IFC branch with nice natural lighting is a good spot to share a meal. Food here might be somewhat over-priced and the service is average, but I enjoyed the Stir-fried Braised Beef Tendon with Flat Noodles 牛筋腩粗麵 $118 coupled with Thai Black Coffee. This place is very popular during lunch hour so be advised to make a reservation on Chope.

I was craving for something warm, then ordered the beef noodle with soup. Taken aback when the noodle was served due to the color of the soup. I particularly afraid of spicy and too strong taste, and medicine taste. But it was not. The soup is light, warm, and the taste is just right for me. Gratefully finished it all, also drink all of the soup (love this a lot!) And the coconut juice is a perfect one to finish the meal. I recommend to come at unusual time, preferably not the common meal time, otherwise you will caught up on the long queue. The service was okay.

I went to the Shatin one, but can't find the Shatin location via google, so, I leave my comment here: We total 2 adults and 1 kid, have ordered Pad Thai with prawn, Pad Thai with mushroom, and Satay with pork. The pad Thai are tasty with lime juice delighted. Satay is fair with such price.

We had a fine experience here... thai-western fusion dishes were good... services were nice... just a lil bit pricey So, I dont understand why so many -ve comments here until I read them and saw a Mandarin-speaking “tyranness” tucked cashes into 2 waiters’ pockets during my visit ...Guess its our lucky day 🤷🏿‍♂️