Thai fûhn (Jordan) — Restaurant in Kowloon

Food portion was big, but service was bad esp from the man who works there, not sure if he's the owner. I asked politely for a takeaway box as I couldn't finish the food. He then gave me an attitude and asked if I wanted a big or a small one. I asked how big or how small the boxes were as I needed to make sure the food could fit in the box . He then was very impatient and said it was the normal size. What is a normal size for a box? There were no other customers at that time and I don't understand why he needed to be so impatient.

It was my second time visiting this shop. I always recommended it to my friends after I tried their food for the first time. But I was really disappointed about the...

After a long day of site seeing and eating at local HK spots, it was really nice to have this Thai spot at the food hall of our hotel. Super convenient and delicious food - we got the rare beef pho, brisket pho, and pork papaya salad, all of which were delicious. (Context: we get Thai food in nyc pretty often and enjoy it. Haven’t had it much in Asia). We waited about 15 minutes for our food at 7/7:30pm and it really hit the spot.

Like any spot while visiting, be patient when ordering with the owners who are speaking English for their customers - helps to know some mandarin just to communicate (please,...

I was at the food court at Eaton because my favourite pho restaurant there!

Without hesitation, I had the Special Fuhn and Avocado milkshake!

My bowl of Fuhn smelt so nice.

The first thing I did was to try the soup and it was savoury with the sweetness of the onions just as good as CWB.

Added the fresh Basil and chopped chilis to it and the broth comes alive even more.

The slices of beef were divine and the tendons were soft and gelatinous.

Last but not least, the noodles are also stars of the show.

As well as noodles, they have snacks.

Definitely...