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2017-03-06
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I wanted to try that place for a while already. Location is nice, near Times Square, in a brand new building. Floor is split between the Cafe and another Thai restaurant. Decoration is nice and fancy, however, when it comes to food and service, that hurts.Me and my friend ordered a Pad Thai, 2 ice milk teas (thai version), one layer Coconut Cake and a Chocolate lava cake. At the end of the meal, me and my friend shared the same feeling: it is the kind of food after which you just don't feel grea
Me and my friend ordered a Pad Thai, 2 ice milk teas (thai version), one layer Coconut Cake and a Chocolate lava cake.
At the end of the meal, me and my friend shared the same feeling: it is the kind of food after which you just don't feel great:
- milk tea was slightly too bitter (though the excessive sweetness should have corevered it all). I am probably not used to the Thai version of that very famous drink
- coconut cake was just too creamy, not enjoyable to eat!
- the Pad Thai was probably the best dish we ordered, though I would say nothing so special about it
- finally, the Chocolate Lava Cake was a treason to its kind. Though presentation was nice, it was way too small, and it looked like the chef took a sppoon out of it before serving (please see picture, and maybe that is why is was covered with icing sugar, more to hide its shape than for decoration purpose). Anyway, the overall lava cake experience was extremely disapppointed.
We ended up the meal with a $400 bill, and not to mention that we found it extremely pricy for the quality of the food!
Greyhound Cafe is probably not in my top list of recomendation for Weekend brunch in causeway bay, more likely to be at the bottom actually
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