Hongkong Noodle (Siam Premium Outlets Bangkok) — Restaurant in Bang Sao Thong Subdistrict Administrative Organization

HK Noodle (short for Hong Kong Noodle) has established itself for several things. If you want something that is cheap enough, fast enough, tasty enough, convenient, and satisfying on just about every count, then it is worth a stopover. This popular noodle and dim sum joint, in a colored cartoon building opposite the main railway station is a great place to pop in before a long train ride. The noodles, thick, thin, egg, or in many other styles, are all good, either served with broth or dry. Order one of these and you won't quite be filled up, which is fine, as there are many choices of dim sum snacks to try out, best of which are the har gau shrimp dumplings. The menu has many other selections as well, along with drinks such as chrysanthemum or roselle juice, both of which are extremely thirst quenching...

Poor service but charged for service charge 10% of the total bill. The restaurant was just 40% full with 8 available table during lunch on Sunday. I went in side and stood there for a minute while all staffs were behind the food counter. They saw me but none of the staff response to take me to the table. Okay, I chose the table on my own and ordered crispy pork with roasted duck noodles. The crispy pork was like boiled pork, crispy the night before, refrigerated and heat with microwave until it was all soft like boiled pork served with noodles. Not gonna eat in this restaurant chain again. Once is more than enough

Stay away from this restaurant, poor service and low quality food.

So regret that I should choose KFC next door or Bon Chon fried...

I was surprised to find a Hong Kong cuisine restaurant in Thailand, so I decided to give it a try after craving Chinese food for weeks while working on projects in Bangkok. Once at the outlet, I was presented with a menu and ordered several popular dishes, feeling excited to finally indulge. However, when the food arrived, I was disappointed—the taste and portion sizes fell short of my expectations, especially considering the prices. Now I understand why the restaurant had fewer patrons. I hope the premium outlet will consider adding more Chinese dining options to better cater to the growing number of Chinese tourists...