The Original Boat Noodle

The restaurant is conveniently located near our office and it is a newly opened location shared with marugame and a milk tea shop. These 3 restaurants complement each other and give you a lot of choice or combination of their good food and drinks.

Boat noodles have a very affordable price 👌 on quality thai food. They have a lot of choices of green curry, chicken, pork, and beek kra pow like our adobo with the thai basil to give a strong rich taste of thai food. They always combined with egg and rice.

The price is very reasonable compared to rising food prices in BGC. You can truly say that …

What to say, it's the probability the weirdest Thai inspired menu I've ever seen. There's Khao Soi, the famous crispy noodle dish from Chiang Mai, just without crispy noodles - so it's basically a yellow curry. There's Tom Kha Gai - Gai would be chicken in Thai - which is lemongrass coconut broth with chicken, but is a beef or pork broth here with thin beef strip topping and noodles here - but not a single piece of chicken.
The portion sizes are weird too, the standard size has 90gr, is therefore tiny, you could upgrade to a full bowl, but only for take out. Well... I tried the Mango Som Tum,…

Got beef Krapow. Expensive for such a small serving though taste was okay. It's just 3 thin strips of beef. Just eat at marugame if you want value for your money

I ate here four times, two time of which the food was good. One time the soup base was not stirred well and my noodle had no flavor. Today, the first two bowls of noodle were ok, then I added an order. No chicharon like in the first two bowls, and noodle was not cooked through. Hard pieces of noodle were in my bowl. Sigh.

Worst Mango sticky rice in my life. The Mango was bitter and sour! Sticky rice not fresh! 230 pesos for take away, not a good experience!