Soi Eat Thai Cuisine — Restaurant in Kowloon

It was good in the past but the recent visit was disaster. Apparently the kitchen was unable to cope with the dinner mass and orders were all messed up for different groups of guests. Tables were packed to the closest possible. Ordered a fried wings - three out of the four we cut open were oozing blood. Didn't touch the fifth and sent it back to kitchen. And then it vanished! As if nothing happened! The man at the next table and I also got poured a full serving of sour sweet sauce over our pants and shoes, and the waitress was too busy to help with the cleaning. The poor man had to ask for additional tissue paper for the clean up. The boss or manager was too busy chatting with his friends and couldn't care less about what happened with the dishes and the accident. No apology or explanation from him whatsoever. The place surely was a good one before but simply couldn't keep up. No...

Cheung Sha Wan is a community with an array of restaurants from local eateries to international chains. This time we randomly found a hidden gem called Soi Eat serving up authentic Thai cuisine.

For the drinks, we ordered a fresh and sweet coconut and an zesty iced yuzu honey.

Stir-fried Water Spinach w/ Belacan Nice wok hay. Water spinach was fried and seasoned to the right point. The belacan was full of umami.

Signature Beef Boat Noodles Rich and savory beef broth. Smooth and slightly chewy Pad Thai. Tender chuck flap tail. Served with basil, water spinach and chopped coriander.

Grilled Barramundi Prepared by order so it took a while to wait. Juicy meat combined with coriander and aromatic lemongrass. Served with an appetizing sauce.

Overall the dishes came in good portions. Reasonable prices. Staff were friendly and polite....

I was in Cheung Sha Wan and was looking for Thai food, so I saw this place and decided to give it a try. Since it was around 5 PM, there was no wait at all.

The food was average, and the portions were on the smaller side. I wouldn't recommend the curry or the fish cakes, but the Thai chicken was quite good – I recommend it!

Overall, it's about average for Thai food, and the prices are also normal. But if you're not already in the Cheung Sha Wan area, it's definitely not worth taking a long trip just...