Nara Thai Cuisine (海港城店) — Restaurant in Kowloon

Before heading to a concert at Xiqu Centre, we dined here. We went there at 1730 and still have plenty of seats, but it was full at around 1830. The portion of the good is decent but some dishes was just a little too salty. I don't eat much Thai cuisine and probably this is the authentic taste of these dishes. I can't speak for all HKese but maybe won't find it too salty for their preference. I would definitely come back next time.

There is a seaview but when we left the sun was still up, would be perfect for couple to look at the sea and dine wonderful food.

Considering the variety of food we ordered, it wasn't expensive at all.

They also charge you for a snack of $15 / 4 people

Main Dish

Shrimp Cakes (3 pcs) $58 Thai Beef Boat Noodles $128 This one is so tasty and beef lover must try, it has beef ball, beef tendon，牛柏葉 and I think also there is 牛筋 (can't remember) Grilled Pork Neck w/ Papaya $128 Coconut Chicken Soup $98 You can request non-spicy but we forget to ask Kale w/ Salted Fish $78 Roti Prata - $28 It's definitely a bargain for this price point

Dessert Hot Thai Coffee $38 Thai Egg Custard...

A nice view restaurant with high quality food. Off course, the price reflects that. As a host, I invite my friend to this restaurant as we can enjoy a seaside view from dawn to night time. There is a basket of shrimp crisps for each table, how lovely! Need to aware weekday dinner time limit is 90 minutes. If nobody waiting, can seat along. For seafood and veggie lovers, we recommends the dishes "Large Shrimps salad with grapefruits" and |Deep fried Soft Shell Crab Rice Paper Rolls". The salad is a great appetizer with sweet sauce whilst the soft shell crab gives you a very crunchy texture. Besides, we ordered two desserts - Banana crepes and Black sesame ice-cream waffle. The crepes are welly pan-fried and filled with banana puree. This is not as sweet as I thought. I love this dessert! The ice-cream is lesser sweet with a very sugar-like waffle. The nuts aside is caramelized. Can have a...

Ever since the reopening of the dinner session in HK, we have been looking for a great Thai restaurant to try to celebrate. We went to Nara to celebrate the reopening of the dinner session. The restaurant's nice décor and atmosphere were great. We sat next to the window where we got to enjoy the view of the harbour. We were first served with authentic Thai Prawn crackers which tasted fantastic. We ordered Steamed Grey Mullet with Plum & Minced Pork Soup in Stove Tray, stir-fried Baby Cabbage with Garlic and Phad Thai with Prawns. The Grey Mullet tasted very good with the minced pork soup and the Phad Thai was really authentic, almost the same quality as the one from Thailand. If you happen to be in the area and wanted some great Thai food, you should definitely try this restaurant out. Definitely won’t break your wallet even if located in one of...