Greyhound Café Ayala Triangle

If you’re craving Thai food, this spot offers an impressive variety, with some creative fusion dishes thrown in. We tried the Pad Thai, Tom Yum, Pandan Chicken, Hunter’s Steak, fried rice, and of course Thai milk tea with bubbles. The servings are well-sized for sharing, and the flavors, especially the Tom Yum and Pad Thai were rich and satisfying. Prices lean on the higher side, but with the 50% credit card promo it felt much more reasonable. I also appreciated the staff’s honesty and guidance; they suggested we start with fewer orders so we wouldn’t over-order, a thoughtful touch you don’t always get. The restaurant sits conveniently at Ayala Triangle, an easy walk if you’re in the area. Ambiance is relaxed and comfortable, not too crowded even on a weekday lunch. Overall, a solid spot for Thai cravings with attentive service and vibrant flavors, worth checking out, especially with a promo.

Dropped by after one of our Sunday runs—not our first visit, and as always, it never fails to impress. The food is really good! While the servings aren't as big as what you'd get in Thailand, the flavors are rich and satisfying. The staff are accommodating and always smiling, which adds to the overall pleasant experience. The space is also a plus—plenty of seats, so even during peak hours, it doesn't feel too crowded. The interior is stylish and thoughtfully designed, perfect for a casual meal or catching up with friends.

Its good food, especially the sashimi and chicken wings. Original prices are a bit higher but with credit card deals makes it so much more enjoyable.

Had a great first dining experience at Greyhound. The food was delicious and the menu offers so many choices, I’ll definitely come back to try more of their Thai dishes next time. Their fruit shakes were also really nice and refreshing. The staff were friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience even better. The place is so clean & nice too. Highly recommend this place.

Staff are friendly and really attentive. Greta attended to us and gave good food recommendations.

So Greyhound is kind of an overpriced joke in Bkk because only expats eat there given you can get the food from a street stall or food court, same quality for a fraction of the price..But now that I'm in Manila, I regret my days slagging it off because it's such a savior for getting good quality Thai. Not quite Thom Kha Gai as they have prawn instead of chicken, but the coconut curry soup is sooo delicate but comforting, it has ruined me for other Thai coconut soups available locally which tend to be very heavy on the milk. The Braised Pork Belly almost made me cry as it took me back to my days in Bangkok - be prepared to have this with a lot of rice as it's so tender and flavorful. Literally melts in your mouth. A generous portion too, which made it great value. As those are two of my favorite Thai dishes, they hit me in the gut the most. And I'm already checking my schedule for when I can go back. The Crab Omelette was also so good. Again, flavorful but light, generous with the crab. My companions loved their Squash(?) and Crispy Tofu salad and the Crab rice. Another companion found the Angry Pasta not angry enough, while the Basil Pork rice was a bit salty. The meh stuff I feel you can get from other Thai restaurants here anyway, at least Manila has many options for Thai. But I will definitely be back for the Coconut Soup and the Braised pork. Location-wise, I appreciate that it tends to be one of the quieter spots in Ayala Triangle Garden. Go when you're not in a hurry though as the service is a bit slow.