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How we read reviews →Box Hill Thai noodle spot with customisable bowls and bold tom yum, but queues and small serves
Busy, casual and noisy at peak times, with a fast-moving feel, QR-code ordering and an automatic door that lets in drafts. One reviewer likened the room to a food court, while others call the atmosphere relaxed and good.
QR-code and app ordering, choice of noodle type (flat, rice, thin or fresh) and spice level on most dishes, lunch specials, occasional Buy 1 Get 1 Free noodle promotions, takeaway and Uber Eats delivery.
Contemporary Thai noodle-shop menu. Authenticity divides opinion: some find the tom yum and fresh rice noodles close to Thailand, while others find dishes sweet, Westernised or not typically Thai.
Reviewers are split: flavour is liked, but many say serves have shrunk for $20 to $30 mains, extra soup is charged, and takeaway or delivery portions feel tiny. Lunch specials offer the better value.
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