Boat Noodle

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Boat Noodle @ Berjaya Times Square is a fantastic spot to enjoy authentic Thai-style boat noodles in a casual and lively setting. Located inside the bustling Berjaya Times Square, it's a great place to stop for a quick bite while shopping or exploring the area. The noodles here are delicious, rich in flavor, and well-seasoned, with options like beef, chicken, or tom yum broth. The broth is aromatic, with the perfect balance of spices, making each bowl a delightful experience. The signature small portions are part of the fun—allowing you to try multiple flavors in one sitting, just like in Thailand. Besides noodles, the menu also offers tasty Thai side dishes, including grilled meats, spring rolls, and refreshing drinks like Thai milk tea to complement the meal. The service is fast and efficient, making it an easy and enjoyable dining experience. While the portions are small, the prices are reasonable, and the idea is to stack up multiple bowls as you go—so it’s all part of the experience! If you love Thai food and want to try something unique, Boat Noodle @ Berjaya Times Square is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended for a fun and flavorful meal! ?✨??

Very cute interior. One portion of boat noodle is so small. 1 portion won’t be enough. The Tom Yum flavor is spicy and the taste is very rich. If you are into spicy food, I recommend this one. I also ordered Meatballs and Original Thai Tea. So tasty.

I had such a great experience here! The food was absolutely delicious — full of flavor, perfectly cooked, and beautifully presented. The portion sizes were generous, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. Price is really reasonable

The food is great. The Thai Iced coffee was probably my fav item here alongside the Sangkayaa. I definitely recommend this spot :)

The feature meal is the boat noodle, which costs 2.8RM per bowl. These are one bite sized bowls, and in average a person has to eat 4 bowls. I liked more the Ayutthaya which is the coconut soup, accompanied with chicken. If I felt hungry, I feel I could have eaten 8 bowls. Unfortunately we were on a rush because we were waiting for our bus back to Singapore, so we couldn’t take our time trying out more combinations. We ended up spending like 80RM, which felt surprising when the benchmark was 2.8RM per bowl. Overall, very delicious.