The 49 best foods to try in Bangkok

We had to come here based on the reviews and I’m so happy we did. The owner is beyond generous with his many free items he gave to us. We had the Som Tom, chicken pad Thai, minced pork with basil and it was all so delicious! The mango sticky rice was the best I’ve ever had. There are drawings all over the walls and with the many fans going it was very comfortable. We will be going here again and I encourage all to bless your bellies with this food and bless the pockets of this kind, hard working small business. Thank you!!

The staff/ owners are exceptionally welcoming. Amazing food and service. I asked for the Tom Yum soup without meat and they gladly served me a vegetarian version. So if you're vegan or vegetarian do ask if they can make a dish without the meat. I also asked for rice with tom yum - not sure if they generally serve it with or without rice. Before my order arrived they gave me a free plate of mango sticky rice. The owner/ staff loudly said "WELCOME TO THAILAND!" with a big smile. The food was delicious. Tom yum was incredible and the mango sticky rice was probably the best I've had, yet at least. The portion was more than generous - I almost couldn't finish my food. I think they also charged me less for food with no meat. Overall a great experience. Awesome food, very welcoming people. Will definitely try to eat there again.

The Pad Thai, Tom Yum soup and Fried Morning glory at Pad Thai and Tom Yum 2, is the best 400 Baht you can spend in Bangkok. An absolutely delicious meal only surpassed by the service. Ice and drinking water provided on arrival, free sliced fruit Pineapple/Melon whilst waiting for your order and free Mango and sticky coconut rice as you finish your main dish!!! The unassuming exterior and owner/server make the restaurant an even more authentic experience. The interior is covered with notes of thanks from customers from all around the globe. What a find, I've been twice in 2 days but must leave Bangkok and this diamond mine behind.

I came to try this place just because its near my hotel, but turned out I find one of the best mangoo sticky rice I ever try in Bangkok!! The owner is very nice cause that mangoo sticky rice is just a free food that he gives along with a plate of fresh pineapple when I only order pad thai and tom yum.. Their pad thai is so yum as well..I decide to come back on my last day before I leave Bangkok to have pad thai and mangoo sticky rice again. The price is very cheap as well. Definitely recomended!👍

Chance upon this place and I was in a search of Pad Thai. Love this place! Portion is huge and I’m just thankful for the boss’ hospitality because we pack the omelette and he gave us a rice to go with and condiments. And still gave us 2 bottles of cold mineral water. I definitely will come back here because it’s really home cooked feels. Pad Thai: loads of vegetables + not too sweet Omelette: full of ingredients inside and it’s fluffy Mango sticky rice: fresh mango and warm sticky rice Loving it!

Hands down the best restaurant in Bangkok!! We ate here every night we were in Bangkok. The food was always delicious and the service even better! The owner was kind and generous every time we were there. Any meal can be made without egg or meat so vegan and vegetarian options are available here. Honestly the best Tom Yum I’ve had in Thailand!! I cannot recommend Pad Thai & Tom Yum 2 enough!

Hands down the best place you can have a meal in bangkok, the food is amazing, the owner even gave us 3 extra food free of charge, the decoration is phenomenal, the place's wall is decorated with love from all over the world. Can sat enough about how good this place is

I had the chance to dine at Jay Fai on a Saturday late afternoon and was fortunate not to have waited long for a table. The experience was well worth it. The crab omelette is truly excellent, bursting with generous chunks of crab meat and cooked to perfection. Another highlight is the Tom Yum soup, which is packed with flavour. The first sip comes across as salty, but it quickly evolves into a rich, addictive taste that keeps you going back for more. The service was also commendable. The staff were very polite and approachable, making the meal even more enjoyable. Prices are on the higher side for a Thai hawker, but the quality and experience justify the splurge. Overall, Jay Fai delivers a memorable dining experience with remarkable food and attentive service.

Jay Fai’s crab omelette is a real must-try! For 1,500 baht, we thnk it is well worth it. It’s 95% filled with plump and juicy crab meat. (We actually tried crab omelette in another restaurant for 1,200 baht and it was practically just omelette with very few pieces of crab meat). We loved Jay Fai’s crab omelette so much that we ordered a second one. Go after lunch to avoid the long queue. We went at around 2:30pm on a Thursday and got a table right away. We also didn’t experience any of the negative reviews we read about in Google. The staff, including Jay Fai’s daughter, were efficient and polite. The place was also clean, especially the toilet. It’s understandable that they don’t allow any photos with Jay Fai. Because if each and every customer will ask for a photo, then she will not be able to cook anymore. 😅 Overall, we highly recommend visiting Jay Fai.❤️

Bucket List item and absolutely did NOT disappoint!!!!! We ordered the Crab Omlette and it was 90+% giant chunks of incredible crab!! It was sooooo good. Also, HUGE! Also, the noodles were the most flavor filled, perfect noodles I've ever eaten... and we eat A Lot! Absolutely worth it! Very clean for a street food experience, but still feels authentic and fun!

An unforgettable experience at Raan Jay Fai! 🍳🔥 The flavors are bold, authentic, and absolutely worth the hype. Watching Jay Fai cook with such passion and skill is inspiring — truly a legend. The service team is friendly and makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. Can’t wait to come back for another plate of crab omelette and more!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Worth the hype! The famous crab omelette is crispy on the outside, rich and flavorful inside — easily one of the best dishes I’ve tried in Bangkok. You can really taste the quality and effort that goes into every bite. Staff were friendly, and the open kitchen adds a fun energy. Definitely a must-try once in your life! 🦀🔥

Outrageously expensive but definitely some of the best/ fresh produce served on our whole trip Prawns are huge and fresh, just wanted more. Crab omelet was packed full of tender sweet crab 🦀, wrapped in a deep fried egg shell. I think the prawn and thick rice noodles are the star, perfect texture and outstanding wok hei.

Arrived at around 1330 right after eating pad Thai next door, and the queue was short so me and my friend decided to give it a try, but the queue got longer as time passed. The food required a wait but it was expected. The two of us only ordered the crab omelet and a few beers and it was okay. No look or comment from the friendly staff. The crab omelet was fresh and tasty.

That pot of soup should have been cooking non stop now for about 45 years. Pretty crowded during lunch hours and seating can be a bit limited on the ground floor, but there’s seating on the 2nd level with air-conditioning. Staff are quite fast to come take your order and as always there’s an English menu. Worth the trip down to try the food.

10/10 Beef noodle soup! Came here looking for a rich tasting beefy noodle soup and it delivered and then some. The flavoursome broth coupled with the tender pieces of beef smacked it out the park!! Will be making this a regular spot to visit on my visits to Bangkok. Service is fast and attentive and nothing to fault at all!

Friendly atmosphere due to its owner and the restaurant staff. Their staff are attentive and nice. The food is delicious. The broth is warm and savory. The beef is soft and tender. The shop has the feel and vibe of a typical go-to restaurant of every local in any Asian city. Definitely worth the popularity.

I visited this local-style restaurant and absolutely loved it! Their most popular dishes are No.1 Goat Stew, No.3 Gao-Lao, and No.6 Fine Noodles served with sliced beef, stewed beef, and beef balls — all of them looked amazing. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and the food was just as delicious as you’d expect from a Michelin-recognized place. Even though the weather was hot and the restaurant was warm inside, every bite was so satisfying. It felt like having a bowl of pure nourishment and comfort food. Highly recommended!

Authentic aged old broth with choice of pork beef or lamb. Broth is excellent, tendons excellent. Beef ball not my style thus 4 stars but do try it and perhaps you may like that. No queue when I visit at 6.20pm on 24 Sep though i suspect it low season in BKK, everywhere seems quiet. So reasonably priced.

When I had my first bite of the soup, it was a little salty. After that, I added sugar and it was okay. The seats were very hot. I didn't know there was an air-conditioning room on the second floor. But the meat was so good. The beef was delicious and the ribs were good. It was my second visit and I was satisfied.

The beef noodle was very good, both dried and with soup. The portion was quite small, it’s ok for tourists want to try many dishes on menu. I came here at noon so quite crowded but just waited for 10 minutes. I will recommend my friends to go there and will come back again.

The food is amazing. Their tom yum is quite fulfilling with many seafood cuts. The oyster omelette is very crispy and tasty. Orders are quite fast, not too long time which is good. The place has air-conditioning room and outdoor seating.

Most authentic China Town seafood experience! All the food was delicious. We ordered crab fried rice, papaya salad, fried crab claw and oyster salad. Im happy to report eating raw oysters didn’t mess up my stomach! Seafood was very fresh. We also ordered a large lobster but since it took awhile to prepare we took it with us.

This is a right place for very Thai stir fry kind of dish! Tons of people but they always can find a table for you. Outside seats can feels like a local, inside seats has A/C on. Foods is flavorful! Ingredients are fresh.

Seafood was very fresh! Prawn was sweet, raw crab salad is creamy and has the usual thai chili sauce. Tight staircase with low height clearance to get up to more seating areas at level 2 and 3.

I don’t know how this place got a 4.1 star. I followed the reviews here only to be horribly disappointed. Shells in the stir fried crab w curry sauce (with barely chunks of crab), tasteless friend rice, bland sharks fin broth… avoid, pls. you deserve better seafood all the way in Chinatown Bangkok.

All the thing we ordered were good. The space is narrow but still fine. Located in China Town so it is good to wander around. Price is acceptable

We were walking past and saw lobster on a table and thought, 'yes we want that'. The place was packed and the staff were very quick to find us a table. We ordered seared scallops and the lobster and 2 pints of Chang beer. The staff were amazing and the food was outstanding! This is a must stop if you are in Chinatown in Bangkok!

Renowned for it Tom Yum Kung. This shop's taste hasn't changed in twenty years. Been here since I was young. Tom Yum here follows authentic recipes of using traditional tamarind paste and river shrimp tomalley. This is one of the few pastes in Bangkok which is still making Tom Yum as per the original recipe. Other menus are on the average side. The pricing is reasonable. You get three big river prawns in one Tom Yum serving. If you are Tom Yum fans this is one the places I would recommend to you.

Very local food restaurant on the roadside. Shaded with wood and plastic sheets, very badic tables and plastic short stools, the young servers are very welcoming in their own way. There is no staff uniform, or fancy stuff, it is just down to basic. The menus is very clear and dishes are shown in photos with description in a couple of languages. Prices are very cheap and the I would rate the food as very basic, and the fishcakes were cold and soaked with oil, but not bad in general. At least, it goes into supporting the local community.

You have to eat Tom Yum here! We came back after almost 6 years to eat this Tom Yum Soup. I really believe that it is the best Tom Yum in Thailand!! Big shrimps, thick soup! Definitely a place to eat!

An outdoor restaurant by the street which provide many tables and seats for eat in. Price wise is reasonable. I ordered sautéed vegetables with roasted pork and salted fish kai lan. Both were tasty though the pork skin was very hard, can hardly bite it using my old teeth. Payed 170baht for the 2 v Dishes + a bottled water. Recommended!

The river prawns here are incredible! I got three giant ones in my soup and they were cooked absolutely perfectly and their heads filled with orange goodness!

I introduced to this food stall by a fella country friend of mine who has bussiness here. Tom yum kung Banglamphu (original), I thought: every food stall would have claimed that they are the "original" one.. 🤔 BUT this vendor is really deserve to claim that.. Because their tom yum is really the MOST DELICIOUS tom yum that I ever tasted in Thailand nor out of Thailand.. The place is "just" a street vendor under a tent, but the food they provided are 5 stars hotel quality.. The portion are enough for 2-4 people (beside the rice).. The taste, especially the tom yum, is really the BEST.. And other food on the menu as well.. The owner and the staffs are friendly, helpful and proactive.. The place itself already clean enough for street vendor's criteria.. The food are all cooked by the time you order.. Though the location is in tourist area, the price is not tourist price.. As I saw many locals also ate there.. And there is no different price between English menu nor Thai's menu.. Tom yum kung is surely the master piece as it is become their name.. I highly highly recommending this vendor.. 😉

Near Khao San Road, right by the road outside a carpark. Menu is in Thai and English, with pictures for every dish. Yummy and pretty spicy. The Tom yum goong tastes more sour and spicy, lighter than usual. Basil clams were addictive, the spiciness only stays on your tongue. Omelette is fluffy and crispy on the sides. 350 baht for 3 dishes and rice, good portion sizes. It’s always busy but they serve up fast.

Very local feel for dining. Their staff can speak basic english so communucation is easy. Food is clearly presented on the menu and has english translation. Staff will show you to a table and take your order. Can choose noodles and portion size. Food is prepared to order and served very fast. Price is cheap. Small portion + drink is less than THB100. Small portion is small enough for moderate eater to order 2 different dishes. Else, it is perfect if you just need a light snack or just want to try. The meat portions are generous and cooked very well. The tomyum is sourish and slightly spicy. Very local taste👍🏼👍🏼😋😋 The fresh orange is the type only found in Thailand (green skin orange).

My favorite and best of my Bangkok trip!!! I had it two days in a row! Go for the thin beehoon, it soaks up the soup perfectly and every bowl is packed with ingredients. Absolutely delicious and something I’ll definitely return for! I ordered Grab delivery, still SO GOOD.

Delicious soup noodle and I personally prefer the soup noodle to the dry noodle. I tried both stores (this one and the sister store across the street with Michelin rating) in 2 consecutive days. Although they serve the same dishes, I personally prefer this store as the soup is hotter and tastes more peppery and their noodles and minced pork are cooked better. Pictures attached are the store I preferred (ie without the Michelin rating).

Very popular place. It’s really hot in the restaurant, plus the soup is served hot. I got the medium noodles but was expecting rice vermicelli. Instead it was sorta a mix between rice vermicelli noodles and glass noodles. Didn’t really like that noodle choice. The broth is flavourful. Expect to leave sweaty.

Cheap and good. Recommend to order the big size if you're hungry if there is, I ordered the medium and the portion is rather small for a guy. If you go during peak hour there will be queue, for context two same store and both have queue. Life hacks go during off peak and immediately walk in. 1 noodle 1 drink 90 baht.

Went to this place before closing n there was no crowd. One of the best local minced pork noodles I’ve tried. Price was right n most importantly the food was great! The place was squeaky clean n staff was attentive. Must try when you are there!

Came after 1pm and still crowded. This is an excellent and very popular Michelin rated restaurant that serves street food noodles. The noodle was exquisite and tasteful even without soup. Pork balls were cold but yet delicious. The drinks were extremely soothing particularly in this heat and spicy dish (I added myself their homemade chili). Service was fast and obviously efficient. Advice: choose small portion and with soup, particularly if it’s your first venture into Thai street noodle style. If you crave for more, try other noodle and soup type. Like this you can easily try a variety of them. The price is very affordable especially for a restaurant

💴🍛Pricey, but good. Some might say the dishes are too sweet but for me personally, they are good. *But someday the dishes are really too sweet. they have food, desserts, and drinks. It has indoor and outdoor area. There’s a park across the street from the food place. You can walk by the แม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา after you finish eating. Park your car by the street near the restaurant. Small and old restaurant, but full of stories Recommend restaurant for a sweet tooth 🦷🍛

The soup was delicious and enough for two people, and the salad as well. But the mutabbaq was a bit small. Overall, the food was excellent and the service was excellent. The weather was hot and the air conditioning wasn’t working. The fans were good, but not sufficient. Thank you!

- The beef is not tender at all for both the beef soup and beef thai masaman - Very hard to breath and is very hot inside the restaurant as the air is not circulated well and their air conditioning isn't working - The portion is very small and is expensive - Beef thai masaman is very sweet - Beef soup is tasty.. sour and a little spicy. But the beef is not tender at all

This little restauraunt has been around for 3 generations. Delicious roti and various curries. My mother took me here and I am taking my 30yrs old son here. He loves this place. Besides meat, mutton and chicken they also do fish and vegetarian mataba.

Had ordered veg biryani it was too sweet Was saffron rice but the service was good

I went anticipating a delicious, hearty meal. Instead, I was greeted with type 2 diabetes on a plate. The food was TOO sweet. I felt like a guzzling down 200 grams of syrup instead of my chicken curry. The portions were also comparable to meals during the WW2 rations on the British home front. I was disappointed, to say the least. Don’t come here if you want your pancreas to still function - this has taken 20 years off of my life. The service was okay, I guess. The waitresses were a bit dull but that’s not very important. I’d give 0 stars if I could. Boooooo

A nice little shop tucked away near the river. We must have hit the place at its busiest time of the day. The food was great and the staff were busy but helpful & trying to keep up with a packed house. We will come back on our next trip to Bangkok.

What a lovely cafe, the owners are the nicest people ever. We fancied a quick drink and a bite to eat and couldn’t have chosen a nicer spot. Ordered an iced vanilla latte with oat milk, a salted caramel iced cocoa and 2 chicken baguettes - all of which were absolutely delicious, everything was spot on! We will definitely come back here and we recommend it to anyone who wants a proper coffee and bite to eat, you can tell they put a lot of care into everything they do here. Had a really pleasant time - not to mention it was also very affordable!

You definitely need to stop here if you are in Bangkok. The place is incredible and the staff is so friendly, i ordered a sandwich and ate it at the bar. Great experience ✨ I know, you can't take photos inside, but they've allowed me to 😝

Visited here twice during our visit to Bangkok. Drinks were excellent, coffee was prepared to very high standard. Both cappuccino and lattes were made to perfection with very high quality tasting coffee. Orange iced tea and orange espresso were also delicious. Asian styled baguettes were very very good, we had to come back! Cinnamon roll also delicious and served warm. Decoration is also beautiful, amazing collection of vintage decorations which add to the relaxing atmosphere. Smooth jazz music completes the experience. It's a very classy and relaxing place to chill from the busyness of Bangkok. The owners are very friendly and fun to talk to and gave us great recommendations for other restaurants and cafes to check out. Definitely go out of your way to have a drink and some food here it's well worth it. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I don't drink coffee, but they had a fantastic chai tea late! The whole place is an experience, the staff are super friendly and you can see every cup is made with care and love! Absolutely worth a visit! Great jazz music playing in the background! It's not just the drink its the whole experience!

Lovely local coffee shop owned by lovely couple. Atmosphere of the shop are unique and make you feel like the old time of Bangkok. Even the scenery of old town but they served modern coffee taste and others. Their drinks menu are really good and varieties. Coffee, Tea and other are created with good ingredients made them taste good. Asian sandwich are really good too, please try ! They do not have seating area, only standing bar for you. Air conditioned are available. Cash only. You will love this shop !

No photo policy inside, so sorry no photos. The place is lovely and the owner is nice. We chatted about photography a little bit. It's a standing cafe, no seats. The coffee was great and properly brewed. Not in old fashioned way, but with a modern machine. A good cup of coffee is guaranteed. Kind of a new bohemian atmosphere.

Visited here a couple of months ago, came back to Bangkok and went straight here for the pork baguette again! ❤️ The most charming and cozy cafe in town, they only have standing area indoor with vintage decor and have two small tables outside, added to the atmosphere as to the kind of people here attract I’d say :)) Will definitely come back!

Smooth Cantonese porridge with a unique burnt taste. As a true blue cantonese, this taste may not be acquired to your taste bud. However, the consistency is gluey and less grainy. They have improvised to their local taste. Street food with an old school experience. There is a reason for their multiple awards recommendations, including Michelin.

I do have a love and hate relationship with this place. I have been here a number of times and everytime the waiting time just gets longer and longer. Visited on a weekend morning waited about 40 minutes to get a table. My usual is to always order item number 10 which is everything in the porridge. I am particularly not a fan of the porridge because I don't really like the burnt taste in the porridge. It's something so unique I don't get it anywhere but here. However the thing that always makes me go back has to be the meatball. They really make very good meatballs and are so big its just so satisfying eating them. I always call them the fist sized balls, not that big but might just get there one day. They do sell the Thai cute patongo which is the mini fritters but its quite expensive. You can actually get it cheaper by the stall outside the shop and also they give a sweet dip where you can add to the porridge extra texture and flavours and also have it like a dessert with the coconut dip. I recommend giving it a try but I have friends who are also kinda having a dislike for the burnt taste. I seriously don't know maybe it's the X factor which is giving it the Michelin status it is today.

Returned 3 days later n had century egg this time... Even nicer 👍 👍 👍 ---+ Nice n silky porridge. They have options of choosing eggs, century egg and offals. Crowded with locals, and also tourist. Next to the shop sell Chinese fried doughstick (youtiao) and goes very well with the porridge. Opens at 6am and 3pm. The closing time for the 2 sessions end once the food is sold out.

Silly smooth porridge/congee opposite Robinson. Unassuming, hearty and delicious! Friendly staff. Just pick from the simple intuitive menu in English. Its inexpensive yet nutritious

Another Bangkok Michelin gem quest. The atmosphere was so full and crowded. Best congee for breakfast I've ever taste so far in town. As I was avoiding organ and offal parts, I only ordered simple pork congee with eggs. There's a smoky aroma of the bowl, fragrant, combined with tasty minced pork balls, soft boiled egg and century egg. Don't forget to add some patongos for side dish, crunchy. So delicious that I have to hold myself for not ordering more because it was just a breakfast and was still early in the morning. Lady owner was so friendly and attentive to customers. Satisfactory portion and affordable price too. Definitely will visit again.

Finally got to try the Michelin Gourmand Jok Prince porridge. Ordered the pork porridge with century egg and soft-boiled egg for 90THB. The porridge had a distinct smoky, charred flavor, while the meatballs were firm and delicious. Truly worth the hype!

I ordered #5 which is pretty much everything. The congee is smooth and silky. Ingredients are generous and portion size is surprisingly filling. The only thing I’m not a fan of is the burnt taste of the congee but I know some prefer it. I don’t mind it but would have been even better if it didn’t have the burnt taste. A bit confusing at first. There are people standing outside, seemingly lining up but I found out it was for another shop or just waiting for takeout. You have to check by looking inside to see if there is an open table. I came at 8am so just beat the rush.. Service was great. There were some rude customers but they dealt them with a smile. I probably would do the opposite. Congee and chrysanthemum drink was 105 baht. So worth it. And they even chased me down for the change which was really for a tip.

A Quick Stop for light dinner 😝 Parking was quite challenging on Sunday evening ! If you are on foot, then it’s quite easy. Super local decoration. You can order by scanning their QR code. Food came super quick. The food we ordered were delicious. We will come back!

One of the most famous authentic Thai restaurants, that specializes in noodle soup and pan fried noodles. It was also recognized by Michelin 6 years on a row, from 2018 to 2023. We shared here a lunch and ordered the chicken noodle soup and the pan fried noodles with pork and runny egg. The soup was our favorite - absolutely delicious, very hearty with deep flavors of chicken stock. The pan fried noodles were also delicious, but obviously had a strong oily flavor from its frying.

We had already planned to try this restaurant, and since it was about 1.5 km from our hotel, we decided to walk and explore the area along the way. When we arrived, we were a bit surprised by an odd smell inside the restaurant—but we assumed it might be from the dishes being prepared. We ordered the same menu with different toppings. The presentation was quite unique, so we were excited to dig in. But the flavor? Honestly, very bland. The toppings helped a little, but it wasn’t enough. The real shocker was the soup—it tasted weirdly chemical. No wonder someone in the reviews said it reminded them of dishwasher soap. 😂 That’s when we realized: the strange smell in the restaurant was actually coming from the broth. And to top it off, when we paid, we noticed the dish they served wasn’t even what we ordered. Haha—oh well. Pretty sure we won’t be coming back. Once is enough 😊👌🏻

A famous local eatery in Bangkok, awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand for six consecutive years (2018–2023). I tried their signature Fried Noodles with Chicken, Ham, Squid, Shrimp, and Runny Egg — the noodles were perfectly fried, crispy, and full of flavor. Some might find it a bit oily, but I personally love it that way! All the ingredients were fresh, and it’s definitely a place I’ll visit again the next time I’m in Bangkok.

Absolutely delicious! I had the deep-fried wontons and the fried noodles with chicken, bacon, and a runny egg — easily one of the best meals I’ve had in Thailand. The flavors were incredible, perfectly balanced between smoky, crispy, and savory. The noodles were fried just right, with that slightly charred “wok hei” taste, and the runny egg tied everything together beautifully. The wontons were golden and crunchy — pure comfort food. The staff were also very kind, I’ll definitely be coming back!

Best fried flat rice noodle i’ve tried! Crispy outside and chewy insides, running egg adds creamy texture. Multiple choice of proteins. Definitely recommended!

Absolutely the best Guay Tiew Kua Gai (stir-fried chicken noodles) I’ve ever had! I usually skip this dish because it’s often too oily, but here it’s done perfectly — flavorful and not greasy at all. The classic stirred fried-chicken version is unbeatable. Other meat options are just okay, but the preserved lime soup is also surprisingly tasty. 😋 Fried wontons are great, and the fried chicken skin is super popular — gone fast (though I’m not a fan). Everything gets even better with a root beer. Sometimes, quality can vary a bit during peak hours depending on who’s cooking, but it’s still delicious. Go early — the place fills up quickly with both locals and tourists.

Food was not bad, but hard to find the location. Grab driver said that the grab location was wrong as there are only hospitals there. Best to put the Thai wordings when booking Grab. Clear soup and Boat Noodle soup tasted the best. Beware that if you don't eat liver, there's always a slice inside the bowl. Place has fan, but still really warm and its right beside a river (more like a drainage).

This place feels very local. You can tell from the location and the people who come here, mostly students and folks living nearby. The food is boat noodles with different flavors like tom yum and namtok, just like other boat noodle spots, but the taste here is stronger and spicier. I recommend going for the mild level if you don’t eat spicy. Each bowl is only 15 baht and the portion is not too small. Definitely better than many other boat noodle places. The service is also great, we went there when the restaurant was about to be closed but can still order and they did’t pressure us to leave early.

Visited in August 2024 Massive open air restaurant on the edge of a river. We were the first to arrive about 9am, ā little sceptic because there was until people started arriving for their breakfast orders. We had the most delicious soup broth with great condiments. The staff were lovely. We couldn't really understand each other but we got by. My daughter who was six at the time talks about boat noodles often. It was a fond memory for her. Highly recommend.

Kop khun khrap 🗣️ We came from Germany and had HIGH expectations as we got blown away ! 15 Baht for a small bowl of delicious noodles in the best broth we have ever tasted. Located in a very welcoming, inviting looking place, where your food gets prepared on a traditional boat and the whole story began. The King of the Table felt like Po from Kung Fu Panda after finishing his tenth bowl of that deliciousness. Remember what Master Oogwey said : “Yesterday was history, tomorrow is a mistery, but today is a Gift. That’s why it’s called present.” Our holy Gift on that day were those bowls of noodles ! Liebe Grüße an Bernd Zehner 😘

Fantastic place w great local vibe and even better local boat noodles. Love the small size so you can sample many varieties in one go

I tried the flat noodles with pork in boat noodle soup which had a slightly spicy, flavourful broth, though the pork was a bit questionable. I also had the small noodles with beef and dried noodles. The beef was much better and I enjoyed the balance of the sauce's slight sweetness and spiciness. Each small bowl was 15 baht so you can try different combinations. The service was no nonsense and efficient.

Very delicious and also cheap soups. One of the delicioust I ever had. I highly recommend everybody to go there and try the variety of different soups.

Since I was in Bangkok, I thought I should try out Mark Wiens’ restaurant, specifically the Beef Kra Pao, level 5. it was hard to find via Grab. The place itself is quite small but good enough to accommodate a decent number of curious food lovers. They also have an upstairs area if the ground floor is full. It was jam packed when I arrived, with lots of foreigners queuing up. When I ordered mine, the food came within minutes. At first glance, the dish looked well presented and appeared to have more beef than rice. However, once I started eating, I was fairly disappointed. The beef was dry, and the rice portion was quite small. I’d recommend sticking with level 3! After about four spoonfuls, the heat really kicked in. As for the flavour, it was just okay, nothing special or memorable, mainly because the beef was too dry. By the way, they don’t have their own bathroom. So, my honest opinion: the food wasn’t that great

The best Pad Kra Pao I’ve had, ever. The level 4 spicy was a decent level of spice, not unmanageable in the slightest, next time I’ll try 5. It’s not a gimmicky “blow your socks off spice” that some YouTuber owned restaurants do. This place actually feels like they’re trying to serve you really amazing food without the frills of it being owned obviously by Mark Wiens. It’s genuinely great food at good prices, and the portion sizes are huge! All in all, this place deserves its 5/5 rating, truly. Can’t wait to go back

I’d heard so much about how good Mark Wiens’ restaurant was, and I can say it absolutely lived up to the hype! I had the Thai basil chicken rice, spice level 3 (it goes up to 5), and it was so good. I’d 101% recommend it to anyone who loves spicy food 🔥 The flavour of the basil was hitting just right. I needed a Coke Zero to balance out that kick of spice haha, but you might not. The place itself is small and there was a bit of a queue when I visited, but the service was quick and efficient. I’m definitely coming back here for more next time I’m in town.

Like Mark himself would say: ‘Wow!’ I ordered the chicken and beef, level 4 spicy and it was SPICY 🥵but really good! I preferred the chicken over the beef and they either forgot to bring half of the order or the beef took longer than the chicken to prepare, so had to ask where the rest of the order was. If you’re a party of multiple people, it would be nice to receive your order in 1 go. Other than that, definitely recommend!

The Pad Krapow at Phed Mark is absolutely delicious! 🌶️🔥 Even though there are lots of foreign tourists, the flavor is still 100% authentic Thai spicy, fragrant, and perfectly balanced. Tastes amazing with hot rice! 😍 The staff are friendly, and the atmosphere is lively but not too crowded. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to try real Thai-style Pad Krapow! 🇹🇭

I got the vegetarian* spice level 5 - it wasn't nearly as spicy as I thought it would be but I did wish I had water because of the chillies. The dish itself wasn't spicy - it was the red chillies in it that were spicy. I wouldn't say it's the most delicious food I've had in Thailand but definitely the spiciest, yet. Got there at 1pm (Thursday) and was seated upstairs right after ordering. Got my food in about 10 minutes. Staff was really nice. Happy to try it once, wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to have it again. *Not sure if it's actually "vegetarian" since I think they use fish sauce in the food but I didn't ask because I didn't want to find out. Check before you order.

Passed by many times and finally made it in today! Located very near the BTS Ekkamai station this place generally has a big line during meal times, but we made it in off peak so no wait whatsoever! Ordered the standard chicken version & of course with the fried duck eggs and it all came out quick, hot and delicious! Food taste, quality and quantity for the price and location are an absolute deal and great meal fix in a jam! They’ve got the merchandise game also locked down with stickers, caps, and even a football (soccer) displayed! Definitely worth a visit , just make sure you’re not too hungry if you go during peak hours as the wait might get you due to popularity!

A famous braised pork leg rice restaurant has a unique signature—adding peanuts to the broth, giving it a rich, savory flavor. The pork is tender, the tofu is fragrant and firm, and the rice is soft and perfectly cooked. Overall, it’s a great spot to enjoy a satisfying meal. The restaurant has recently moved again and is now located across from the Chinese shrine. Prices start at 60 baht. Seating is limited, but there’s usually no long queue. Come give it a try!

One of the best khao ka moo that's without Michelin recommendation. Small little restaurant with limited seating specializing in only one food. Cheap and good.

I got the pork leg with egg and rice. The stewed pork fell apart and tasted good. A good option close to Yarowat Road which shouldn't be as busy as the road itself.

Good taste, nothing special. portion is enough to eat street food after. Some pieces of meat were tough and dry. the intestines were delicious. Rice was dry so soak it in the gravy to soften it.

The pork leg here is really good! The taste and softness of the pork leg is well done. They seemed to have moved to infront the temple down the road. Please take note when coming here!

Pork Trotters with peanuts here is located on Charoenkrung area. It is walkable from MRT Mangkon (Dragon) Station. The place has been around for sometime and it is known for pork trotters with peanuts. The soup is flavourful and the peanuts does add a good taste to it without being too salty. Delicate, soft and tender meat. Soft boiled eggs and pork intestine are worth a try as well. Prompt service. Reasnonale price. Closing time can be between from 3pm til 5pm, depending on how fast they sold out.

Khao Kha Moo Sai Tua Jae Ta (A stall in Chinatown, 1 min walk from MRT Wat Mangkon) Ordered a Pork Leg & Pork Intestines with Rice. OMG! The pork leg is so fatty and full of collagen. The intestine were well clean, no porky smell at all. The sauce over the rice is perfect, neither to salty or bland. Tips: must add their chilli sauce, so damn shiok!

Absolutely delicious! You have to come here when in Bangkok. Great service delicious food!

This really taste so good! Not too sweet and very crispy!

Possibly the best crepe in Thailand with very delicious ingredients from a recipe handed down to descendants of royal cook.

Tasty Thai traditional sweet

An old shop that still deliciousness and traditional recipes. Don't miss it if you come around here.

So gooood ancient thai snacks. Crispy and good sweet.

Look at this WOW Thai dessert🥰

(Translated by Google) Currently selling grilled shrimp and fresh shrimp. Sold by the kilo and as souvenirs to take home such as sweet tamarind and various preserved tamarind. It tastes great. From Suan King Thong, Chon Daen District, Phetchabun Province As for the food and beverage business, sales have been permanently discontinued. The owner of the shop has informed us. (Original) ปัจจุบันจำหน่ายกุ้งเผาและกุ้งสด จำหน่ายเป็นกิโลและของฝากกลับบ้านเช่นมะขามหวานและมะขามแช่อิ่มต่างๆ รสชาติเยี่ยมเลย จากสวนกิ่งทอง อำเภอชนแดน จังหวัดเพชรบูรณ์ ส่วนกิจการด้านอาหารและเครื่องดื่มเลิกจำหน่ายถาวรเจ้าของร้านแจ้งมาครับ

(Translated by Google) It is an accessible restaurant. Many of the dishes are generally considered very delicious. The staff in the restaurant are very friendly. There are many dining zones, both air-conditioned rooms or eating outside and air-conditioned rooms. Mixed Karaoke The arrangement of music queues at the tables should be improved as well. It would be very good. (Original) เป็นร้านอาหารที่พอเข้าถึงได้อาหารหลายอย่างโดยรวมๆจัดว่ามีความอร่อยมากเป็นอย่างสูงพนักงานในร้านมีความเป็นกันเองมากมีโซนห้องอาหารหลายๆโซนทั้งห้องแอร์หรือทานรับลมภายนอกและห้องแอร์คาราโอะเกะรวม ควรปรับปรุงการจัดคิวเพลงตามโต๊ะด้วยจะดีมากๆเลย

(Translated by Google) A restaurant with a very beautiful atmosphere inside and around the restaurant. The food tastes delicious. There is a perfect mix of Thai and American food, along with delicious wine. There are many to choose from. I recommend it. (Original) ร้านอาหารที่มีบรรยากาศทั้งภายในและรอบๆร้านสวยมากคะ รสชาติอาหารอร่อย มีทั้งอาหารไทย และอเมริกัน อย่างลงตัว พร้อมไวน์รสเลิศ ให้เลือกรับประทานมากมาย แนะนำเลยคะ

(Translated by Google) The quality and taste of food is very good. The last time I went to eat. Bought a watermelon to take home. It turned out that the watermelon was probably young, pale in color, not red, bland, and not sweet. The price of weight/per kg has also increased. (Original) คุณภาพและรสชาติอาหาร ตกลงมาก ครั้งล่าสุดไปทาน ได้ซื้อแตงโมกลับบ้าน 1 ลูก ปรากฏว่าแตงน่าจะอ่อน สีซีดไม่แดง จืดชืดไม่มีความหวาน ราคาน้ำหนัก/ต่อ กก. ก็ขึ้นราคา

(Translated by Google) Famous grilled fish shop in the Taling Chan area. Very large grilled fish Other food is delicious and there are many to choose from. Plenty of parking and a banquet room. There's also a karaoke room. One of the famous fired fish of Talingchan. The fish is very big and delicious, and other foods are good too. The parking lots are good and it also has karaoke room and meeting room. (Original) ร้านปลาเผาชื่อดังของย่านตลิ่งชัน ปลาเผาตัวใหญ่มาก อาหารอย่างอื่นก็อร่อยมีให้เลือกมากมาย ที่จอดรถเยอะ มีห้องจัดเลี้ยง ห้องคาราโอเกะด้วยนะ One of the famous fired fish of Talingchan. The fish is very big and delicious, and other foods are good too. The parking lots are good and it also has karaoke room and meeting room.

(Translated by Google) 😆😆 An ordinary restaurant, not luxurious, but the food is worth 4 stars. I want to give it 5, but I'm afraid that someone will say it's too much. Fried chicken with salt, grilled fish, papaya salad, tom yum, everything is delicious, local people's prices. (Original) 😆😆 ร้านธรรมดาไม่หรูหราแต่อาหารเอาไปเลย 4 ดาวครับ อยากให้ 5 แต่กลัวใครจะหาว่าเวอร์ ไก่ทอดเกลือ ปลาเผา ส้มตำ ต้มยำ อร่อยทุกอย่างครับ ราคาชาวบ้าน

(Translated by Google) The food is delicious, but it's slow. It's quite deep. If you've never been there, it's very difficult to find the shop. (Original) อาหารอร่อยดีค่ะ แต่ได้ช้า อยู่ค่อนข้างลึก ถ้าไม่เคยไปจะหาร้านยากมาก

Probably the best on this road. Good size ripe mangos used. 50 baht price is good.

Second best mango sticky rice I've had in Bangkok. As for the frequent location, is it sold with a great price. I definitely recommend visiting this food stall.

So good!! Best 50 baht spend

There is my favourite smoothie ever 😻 So friendly staff and really yummy 😋 Fully recommend this place 🙏🏼

The lady who makes these delicious sticky rice boxes was very kind, very friendly and took great care in making the dish. The stickyrice was very nice, sweet coconut sauce and the mango was great. We went back a couple of times, one of the best stickyrice mango's ive had! Highly recommend.

Best mango sticky rice at a reasonable price. Juicy mango, thick coconut sauce.

So good! Perfect balance of sweet mango and creamy coconut rice👌

Delicious everything! The pork with the dip, the papaya salad, the catfish is also very easy to eat (just watch for bones). I think we paid 170 baht total. Order at the counter and then sit down, pay after. Mention if you want to papaya salad to be spicy. There are some cute neighbourhood cats to watch. Be nice to these owners please! Thank you thank you to them.

Great. It is Bangkok. Street mood is sencetive for you at Bangkok. Food is awsome with smell and fresh. Price is good for you. Don’t concern anything just order.

Great atmosphere, exactly as Thai street food should be!

Amazing! Cute owners, delicious food, authentic experience!

Amazing papaya salad and fish. Best food we had in Bangkok.

Better taste than Michelin's for sure..Nearly perfect!

(Translated by Google) Quality papaya salad at street prices Somtam restaurant is at the entrance of Soi Phra Suli. Open in the evening, around 4:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., tables on the side of the road. The menu is Isaan food: Thai/crab somtam, spicy soup, bamboo shoot soup, pork larb, pork salad, grilled chicken wings, and more. A lot, try asking. The owner of the shop is kind, speaks well and takes good care of customers, named Khun Tik. Flavor: Delicious. Which flavor do you like? Tell me. I've been eating it for many years. In the past, I ate it often. But now I rarely come because I live far away. But if I have a chance, I'll come by. Will stop by to eat and support every time. (Original) ส้มตำคุณภาพราคาริมถนน ร้านส้มตำอยู่ปากซอยพระศุลี เปิดตอนเย็นๆ ประมาณ 16.00 - 22.00 น. โต๊ะนั่งข้างทาง เมนูคือ อาหารอีสาน: ส้มตำไทย/ปู, ต้มแซ่บ, ซุปหน่อไม้, ลาบหมู, น้ำตกหมู, ปีกไก่ย่าง, และอีกมาก ลองถามดู เจ้าของร้าน ใจดี พูดจาเพราะ ดูแลลูกค้าดี ชื่อ คุณติ๊ก รสชาติ: อร่อยค่ะ ชอบรสไหนบอกได้ ทานมาหลายปีแล้ว เมื่อก่อนทานบ่อย แต่ตอนนี้ไม่ค่อยได้มา เพราะอยู่ไกล แต่ถ้ามีโอกาสผ่านมา จะแวะมาทานอุดหนุนทุกครั้ง

We went there for dinner. All the staffs there were amazing, they are so friendly and patience. We can’t decide what to order at first and they offered digital picture menu, which was very helpful. Love the atmosphere, there are many fresh flower arrangements and candle on every table. Over all the food is outstanding. Especially love the coconut soup and the appetizers. Main entree I like the ribs and fish but the fried rice is not too impressive may skip next time. They even gave out fresh orchids when we finished the meal. What a nice memorable experience.

Blue Elephant serves incredible food at a great price! 😍 Even though we were full, we couldn’t stop until we finished all the chef tasting menu dishes. I got a Tom Yum Cocktail 🍸 but barely drank it because the food was too good to put down. The waiter even asked if it was too spicy, but I was just busy savoring every bite. Highly recommend!

Overall good foods. Just that I feel maybe slightly pricey Vs the type of foods but this is fine dining is ok. Took the heritage menu which is more than sufficient for 1 pax. Good to bring your partner or customers to try.

An exquisite culinary journey into Thai heritage cuisine in a historical building. Each dish was artfully presented, paired with warm hospitality and an ambience that exudes serenity. The experience felt transportive—elevating both palate and mood. The staff’s attentiveness and thoughtful explanations of every dish added depth and meaning to the dining experience. A truly memorable day, made even more special as we left—Kookai, one of the staff, bid us farewell with orchids and thoughtful little gifts. Thank you, Kookai, for your warm gesture; it was deeply appreciated and the perfect start to our trip to Bangkok.

Very nice food experience. But not enough people to serve our group. Each & every food was very tasty. They also had some fusion of Thai style/flavoured steak, which was outstanding. Desserts were also nice.

Came back to this fabulous place after 10 years, this time with the family, and it didn’t disappoint. The atmosphere inside the old mansion located in the middle of the Sathorn concrete jungle is an old-school colonial one. The food is great. Wonderful experience.

The restaurant manager Arm served us. He was very customer service oriented. He showed us the menu with picture and patiently explained to us the dishes and recommended us the dishes to order. We enjoyed the meal very much. The restaurant’s staff are all very friendly and its ambiance tastefully decorated. We definitely will come again. The food is fresh and tasty , delicious and well presented.

Overall, very good place for seafood in Bangkok. Prices are a little expensive when you get live crabs or prawns, but understandable due to the location. The service is amazing and the place is huge, so it’s fairly easy to find a table even in rush hour. Only thing we didn’t like was how loud a lot of tables were. Very noisy place so not the best to enjoy your seafood calmly, which is what we wanted. But great taste and great product!

The restaurant is very famous for ages as crabs curry by the menu. Food: The all food that we were ordered by set dinner menu with top one. We had big crabs 🦀 as famous one showing there including another seafood thing that we order. Especially the shrimp 🍤 really Touchable and fride fish really nice and good tast. However some of us is local the tast is less and match with foreign instead. The ingredients is fresh cannot complain. Service: Good and really attention in detail after ordered. Drinks and other is simple not wow. Location: Good one and easy going by public transport.

This restaurant outlet is Michelin selected and was the first lunch of our trip as it was very close to our hotel. I had my favourite yellow curry stir fried crab again and the rendition here was superb, possibly the best I had in Thailand so far and it goes so well with rice that I probably mopped up more sauce, gravy and rice than I should have. There were many tourists from China and Korea at this rather busy restaurant branch. The scallops with asparagus were okay but both the curry crab and salt and pepper prawns were very delicious. The fried fish was quite tasty as well but I can’t remember the exact flavour we ordered. On hindsight, we should have ordered the crab meat version of the curry so I did not have to peel the crab and I’m sure it would be just as good. This was a very enjoyable meal and I will on the search to see if there are better versions of yellow curry crab elsewhere.

Great dinner @ Somboon Seafood 🦀🍤 We feasted on their signature dishes. Seafood Tom Yum, Steamed Fish, Thai-Style Curry Crab, and Poached Prawns all bursting with authentic Chinese Thai flavors. Fuss free Chinese restaurant. Good for family and friends.

A well-known restaurant with many Michelin stars. This inflates expectations from the quality and taste of food, but in reality: crab curry floats in oil and very little crab meat, steamed vegetables turned out to be tough and tasteless, and fish in black pepper sauce turned out to be without sauce🤷🏻‍♀️ The service is pleasant and very fast. There is no parking.

The fried curry crab meat was really delicious, rich in flavor and perfectly cooked. The glass noodles with fresh prawns were also excellent, full of freshness. A great place if you’re looking for tasty seafood in Bangrak.

I LOVE the food...the only thing that isn't nice are some of the customers that come here - condescending, disrespectful and impatient. Yes pricetag is on the high side but common you pay for what u want - quality. Service is good and attentive. I recommend this restaurant.

It is less crowded nowadays. The shave ice is fine quality. It blends well with the syrup and cream for the sweetness level.

It is so clean. The dessert and drink so delicious that I have to come back twice when I was there. Highly recommend for all kond of cakes and esspecially Mangosteen Frapppe 😋😋😋

Very nice and cozy place to hang out with friends. Toilet is under renovation. Good mango kakikori and chocolate toast. Definitely worth the trip to here! Will come back soon 😘

DELICIOUS. My son and I shared the Ferrero toast — and man. The “baby” size was enough for us both after a full lunch, and it was yum down to the last bite. The tall toast was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a surprising bit of melted butter down by the bottom that completes the taste profile and complements the Ferrero + peanuts surprisingly well. We heard the toast was good but you don’t know just how good until you try it haha.

Good place to enjoy sweets at night. They open from daytime to late night. Signature dessert “Kakigori” is must-try.

The base layer of sticky rice is topped with ripe mango pieces blended with mango sauce, creating a delightful contrast that’s beautifully balanced by the touch of salted cream. An excellent combination of sweet, salty, and creamy elements.

It’s the quietest After You branch i’ve been to. 5 stars for that alone. Haha. Had the mango sticky rice kakigori but the milk tea kakigori dessert is still my favourite.

this is the BEST tom yum kung i ever tried in my entire life! I was here around 7yrs ago, and now, still the best! The tom yum soup is perfect i can say, the flavour, the sourness and spiciness. You may inform them your preferred spiciness level, and choose your noodle type. Too good that i have to order another bowl! 🥇🏆😍🥰 no queue during my visit on Saturday noon but after that it was almost full house by the time i leave. Definitely not to miss this shop if you love tom yum

If you want a true taste of Bangkok’s food scene—where flavor always comes before fancy plating—Pee Aor is the spot. Tucked in a humble side street near the Phaya Thai area, this no-frills eatery perfectly captures the heart and soul of authentic Thai cuisine: bold, balanced, and unforgettable. What makes Pee Aor stand out is its famous Tom Yum Goong noodles—a steaming bowl of creamy, tangy perfection loaded with shrimp, lemongrass, lime, and just the right kick of chili. Each spoonful hits that classic Thai harmony of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy that locals crave and visitors remember long after. You can even level it up with lobster or seafood if you’re feeling indulgent. The place itself? Think wooden tables, simple chairs, and the steady buzz of Bangkok chatter—exactly how real Thai food should be enjoyed. Don’t expect air-conditioning or fine dining service; instead, expect heart, heat, and pure flavor. Vibe: Authentic street-side charm, busy but friendly Must-try: Tom Yum Goong with shrimp or lobster Price: Affordable—great value for the quality and portions Overall: 9/10 — A Bangkok food experience you shouldn’t miss. It’s the kind of place that reminds you why Bangkok is the street food capital of the world: unpretentious, flavorful, and absolutely unforgettable.

I stumbled upon this place by chance, drawn in by the big lobster sign—and I’m so glad I did. I instantly fell in love with their tom yum. The restaurant wasn’t crowded when I visited, which made the experience calm and relaxing. The soup was definitely the star—bold, tangy, and perfectly balanced with fresh seafood. It’s one of those meals that sticks with you. I’d definitely come back the next time I’m in Thailand.

My favorite tom yum!!! Out of all the tom yum I’ve tried in Thailand, this one is my favorite. The taste is just perfect, the toppings are generous, and although the portion isn’t that big, the price is very affordable. I love it so much—definitely coming back here for tom yum the next time I visit Thailand!

I finally tried Pe Aor Tom Yum, and wow, this is easily one of the best, authentic Tom Yums I’ve tasted! The soup is bursting with flavor! Its sour, savory, and super refreshing. Plus, the seafood is fresh and comforting. Affordable and the staff were super welcoming and quick!

Pe Aor is known for their Tom Yum Goong noodles, and it definitely lived up to the hype! We had the prawn, fish & egg bowl and the prawn, fish, mussel & squid bowl—both rich, flavorful, and perfect for a late-night bite. We also tried the crab spring rolls (so good!) and of course, a Thai iced tea—you can never go wrong with that. The guava juice wasn’t our favorite, but everything else hit the spot. Portions weren’t huge, but just right for something satisfying without being too heavy. Loved the cozy vibe inside, and we went around 8 PM with no line at all. Affordable and totally worth a visit!

Been here twice. Personally one of my favourite places for Tom Yum. The soup is so creamy and loaded with flavour. It’s always filled with people.. highly recommend their shrimp rolls as well :)

We kept hearing about this mango sticky rice and had to see what the hype was all about — and now we completely understand why it’s so popular! The mango was perfectly ripe, super sweet, and bursting with flavor — honestly the best we’ve had anywhere so far. You can really tell they use premium-quality fruit. It is a bit on the pricey side compared to street stalls, but the quality more than makes up for it. The sticky rice was soft and well-cooked, just like you'd expect from a good mango sticky rice dish. What stood out the most was the coconut milk — rich, creamy, and the perfect complement to the mango and rice. Portion size was decent, presentation was nice, and the staff were friendly too. Overall, it’s a great spot if you’re looking to treat yourself to a really good version of this Thai classic. Definitely a must-try if you're in Bangkok — especially if you're a mango lover!

If you’re in the Thonglor area, you’ll definitely spot people walking around with Mae Varee mango bags — they’re everywhere 😆 This place is super popular among tourists. There were even Grab delivery drivers lined up to pick up mango orders I got the mango jelly, dried mango, and mango sticky rice. The mangoes are consistently sweet, fresh, and high quality — it’s hard to go wrong here. 💸 Yes, it’s pricey, and that’s the only reason I’m giving it 4 out of 5. But if you want the best mangoes in Bangkok, this is still the place to go.

The best mango sticky rice in bangkok! Price is reasonable and decent portion too. Mango is juicy and sweet, the sticky rice is fragrant and the sauce is thick and a little bland. So, in my case, i prefer to eat the mango just with the sticky rice w/o the coconut sauce.

Recommend by my Thai fren and I would say it was one of the best mango sticky rice I have eaten. The mango is so sweet! Thought would be nice if there are seats to dine in to eat it while it’s still warm as it only allowed takeaway.

Mae Varee mango sticky rice was the best sticky rice we had so far. It was warm for the coconut milk and refreshing cold, sweet and soft for the mango. They have also some banana dessert it was good too. Very recommended to everyone that wanted to come to Bangkok.

Extremely delicious mango sticky rice, super fresh and the piece of mango included is more like an entire mango. Highly recommend this place.

I heard their mango sticky rice is delicious, so I went there. It's located very close to Thonglor station. I think they only offer takeout. I had it after returning to the hotel, and it was absolutely delicious. This will be a must-visit restaurant when I visit Bangkok from now on!

I came here with high expectations since many people recommended Polo Fried Chicken as a must-try spot, but honestly, I left disappointed. The fried chicken, which should be the highlight, didn’t live up to its reputation. It was dry, not served hot, and visually unappealing—more like something from a random street stall than a famous restaurant. The dipping sauces were also a letdown: one overly salty, the other far too sweet. What made it worse was the inconsistency. my portion looked very different compared to what a friend had on another visit at another branch in mall. Other dishes were average at best. The pork neck was decent but forgettable, and again, the sauce didn’t pair well. The catfish salad was lacking in actual fish meat, making it feel incomplete. The only dish I genuinely enjoyed was the larb moo, which was balanced and flavorful. On top of that, they only accept cash, which is inconvenient. Overall, in my experience, Polo Fried Chicken didn’t live up to the hype. I wish the restaurant will improve a better fried chicken and be more consistent in cooking.

Great food, not pretentious, just some yummy local dishes. The chicken although delicious, to be honest, nothing really special. I’ve tasted even better fried chicken from somewhere. Without the fried garlic (and onions), it’s a regular fried chicken. Better than KFC though. Overall, I’d come back here for some local dishes whenever I’m near the area. But maybe not to drive here just for the food. You’ll find the same quality and taste anywhere around Bangkok. Oh, it’s CASH only!!!

I don't understand the hype. To me, it's just a normal chicken dish with fried onions. Yes, the papaya salad was noticeably fresh, but it wasn't a highlight in terms of taste. If you still want to go, you'll have to pay in cash. The atmosphere is very 80s. The owner should offer something special in the future. I wish him every success.

Polo Fried Chicken used to be one of my favorite spots, but this time it was a bit disappointing. We ordered their signature fried chicken, it came out cold and a bit dry, not like before. The chicken larb was good though, so that kinda made up for it. Honestly, I think their service could use some improvement. Most of the servers seemed really grumpy and it felt a bit uncomfortable, though the owner was nice and friendly.

I have been in Thailand for many years and I have heard so much about Polo fried chicken but haven't had the chance to try it yet. I even have some foreigner friends asking me why I haven't tried it despite staying in Thailand for so many years. This time I finally decided to drive over to try this legendary fried chicken. There is a parking lot very near to the restaurant, but looks like limited space. But the staffs are are very willing to help. And if you are dining there, parking will be free. Ordered a few dishes including, of course, their legendary fried chicken. Grill pork neck was very well seasoned and grilled perfectly. Its very flavorful. Spicy pork soup was quite intense. It was slightly too spicy for me. But to be honest, if this dish was not spicy, then it won't taste good. So yea, I definitely love this dish. The fall off the bone meat was super tasty. Ordered 2 types of papaya salad. They were really good. Fried curry fish cake (forgot to take photos). This was always my all time favorite snacks in Thailand. But their version was the worst I ever tasted. It was swimming in oil when they served it. We had to use tissue to pat them dry. There are no flavors at all and this looks like it was done in a rush. I absolutely hated this dish. Now the fried chicken. We ordered half chicken and it was served with lots of deep fried crispy garlic on top. I love my fried chicken with lots of crispy garlic! Thankfully, it was not dripping in oil. To be honest, I feel that the chicken was overcooked and too dry for my liking, much too dry. However the skin was very flavorful, nice and crunchy. Overall, I wouldn't say this is the best fried chicken in Thailand, but one of the better ones, just not great.

If you are looking for an authentic Thai Fried Chicken, you’re coming to the right place. Polo Fried Chicken is the OG of the fried chicken. They established longer than 40 years. I have been eaten this restaurant since I was a little kid. Since today No Thai fried chicken shop can beat this original one. Kudos to the owner who still keeping the same recipe until today.

The fried chicken w garlic onion shallots is pretty decent. The papaya salad is normal but good to wash off the greasiness as the fish cake is abit oily. Can try if you have the take if not can order grabfood from them to your hotel instead

I visited here since I was young. This place is a northeastern cuisine which is adapted to suit Bangkok people and international travelers. Definitely Somtum (papaya salad) is a must have, then I recommend the larb pladook (catfish salad with Thai herbs), grilled chicken is a balance of soft, tender, and not too greasy. Corn salad with salted eggs is fantastic too! No parking at the restaurant but you need to park at either Park Silom or Liberty Builiding.

The food was delicious and the staff were lovely — great service. However, the atmosphere was not enjoyable because some customers didn’t control their children. They were running around and making loud noises inside the restaurant, which was quite annoying. Other than that, everything else was good.

Tasty food at affordable prices. Hai som tam Restaurant is located at the main road just outside Park Silom. Usually all tables are filled and walls are decorated with photos and a bit noisy environment. Food is really nice!!

We had a great experience at Hai Somtam, enjoying a variety of classic Thai dishes that were both flavorful and authentic. The food was vibrant, well-seasoned.

Good food and reasonable price. Been here 3 times. One lunch and 2 dinner. The dish never fail me and the price is reasonable for decent thai food. Highly recommended those 5 dishes in the photo.

I love Thai street food at Hai Somtam convent . Hygiene is very good and food is tasty. Last time I ordered chicken fried rice with pineapple, it was very yummy

For the similar local restaurants this look very clean to me, and guess they receive the A tags as well The food was very much good price, if compare with others egg noodles shop, and I will come back again. Been miss this place for a few trips before. The mixed meat rice was very good at least the sweet sauce not over sweets compare to other similar restaurant - ice chrysanthemum is a 2 thumbs up and it’s only 10baht (not sure if they will increase price) Service was fast, but they don’t speak much English - good thing the menu had English

Visited Nhong Rim Klong today around 12 PM with a group of four. We ordered a variety of dishes including fried rice with shrimp, Tom Yum fried rice, mantis shrimp meat, crab with egg, and a crab egg omelette. The fried rice had great wok hei (smoky aroma), which really elevated the flavor. The Tom Yum soup was a nice surprise—it wasn’t spicy at all, which worked perfectly for me since I usually avoid spicy food. It had a nice balance of flavors without being overwhelming. My personal favorite was the mantis shrimp meat and crab with egg—both were fresh and full of flavor. The crab meat omelette had a generous amount of crab, although it might have been a bit overcooked as it wasn't as juicy inside. Still enjoyable though. What stood out most, besides the food, was the friendly and attentive service. The boss and staff were very welcoming and kept checking in to see if we needed anything. Overall, a very satisfying meal with good seafood and warm hospitality. Definitely planning to return and try more dishes!

Decent for neighbourhood crowd kinda food but not exactly a MUST… The food here lack char be it vege of fried rice. Omelette is the well done type. Crab is not bad very wholesome. Service is friendly. However I can’t find a reason to return as the food here is just too normal.

Really delicious meal here. Crab omelet was juicy and flavorful. The seafood sauce was crazy good…I could put that on anything. The service was also super friendly and honest and steered me in a good direction rather than upselling, like some other shops. The stir-fry items like the fried rice and vegetables was really well done. Plenty of wok-hey. Definitely a place I would return.

One of the crab meat omelettes I've had in Bangkok, complemented by fresh fish tomyum and crab fried rice. The portions are generous, the service attentive, and the environment clean and pleasant. The prices are quite reasonable, making it a good spot for lunch. They're closed on Sundays, with operating hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. I’ll definitely be returning.

Nice place to have great Thai food. Similar food to Jay Fai, minus the long wait time. I recommend the scallops in garlic and the fish fried in fish sauce and side salad. Go early, they close at 4pm daily.

Love omelette crab to the max! The filling is explosive full of crab meat! We ordered crab omelette & tom yum seafood, the portion is big. Recommendation I would like to suggest for Credit Card payment option. QR Code payment minimum to be reduced to 1,000 THB (currently THB 1,500)

Great Thai dishes such as garlic mantis prawn, chilli fried prawns, crab omelette. Can be a bit pricey but good quality. Tom yum soup with sea bass was legit as well.

Very good thai food. Mai was our attendant. She ensured we were very comfortable. Even gave us baby utensils for feeding our 8-month old baby. Somtum Der is Highly recommended

A cute authentic Thai food restaurant that was Michelin recognized since 2018. We were a group of 4 people that came here to have dinner, and decided to sit outside, as the inside had a strong cooking smell that was tough for us. From the salads section we ordered the Tum Mamaung Pla Krob (spicy sour mango salad with crispy fish) and the Tum Kaopod Kai Kem (spicy corn salad with salted egg). Both salads were very well seasoned, but veryyyy spicy (although we requested them not too spicy). From the charcoal grilled section we ordered the Moo Rong Hai Der (grilled marinated pork) which was very delicious, served with a spicy sauce (yet again, very very spicy), and this was probably the best dish of our dinner here. From the rice & noodles section we ordered the Kao Kaprao Kai Dao (stir-fried holy basil with pork and fried egg on rice). This was also a very spicy dish, but it was tasty and the rice balanced the spiciness. After all of this, we were still hungry so ended up ordering another dish. It was the Pad Mee Hang Nuea Lai (stir-fried noodles with sliced marbled beef shank and egg), which was a bit meh, lacked seasoning and the beef slices were a bit dry. Our friends that have issue with spiciness ordered several different dishes and specifically requested to make them not spicy at all, but they were all way too spicy for them and they ended up returning some dishes up to 3 times until the kitchen got it right. Considering the entire experience from end to end, I'd probably skip returning to this restaurant, also noting that it wasn't very good VFM as we spent almost 600 baht per person.

Authentic Thai Isan Cuisine found in Bangkok! Absolutely amazing and the MVP goes to Grilled Beef Tongue! All the dishes I ordered were so finger licking delicious! The restaurant located nearby to Central Park Mall and Lumphini Park. It was not too crowded when I visited the restaurant, they have both indoor and outdoor seating. But I personally prefer indoor seating due to weather and dust. Price was slightly higher, my bill was around 900 thb +- But it worth the price as the food quality was great! Those who like spicy food can try it here!

An Isaan-style restaurant with bold, flavorful dishes. You can specify how many chilies you want to adjust the spice level. The restaurant has two floors, and table reservations are available. It’s recommended to book a table in advance. The staff are friendly and provide good service. The place can get quite noisy, but you can still hold a conversation comfortably.

Quite unique menu but had that uniquely dishes. I think it’s Isaan cuisine. I had the slow cooked thinly sliced brisket cook with cow’s blood. A lot milder in flavor than I thought and added the fresh leafy vegetables that they gave me and I think that really added another dimension to the dish. The clear Tomyam pork cartilage soup was my favorite. And they also had Coke slushy with sour plum, a nice beverage addition to dial back the spicyness of the dishes. Try this place! It was Wednesday night at 9pm and it was a full house l!

Good location but Som Tum is not the best of menu in Tum Lao and Tum Pu taste is very strong salty no more sour and a little bit sweet any other type menu eg. fried and soup best more than Som Tum, Overall of taste is not strong.

An incredible restaurant. The staff are so warm and welcoming, the food is out of this world. They even have high chairs and special plates for babies! The wagyu beef and the pork neck are stand outs

Love eating at the food court everytime I go to the Platinum Food court. You get the choice between so many dishes and cuisine types. Prices are very reasonable too. You get energised to carry on your shopping hunting… hehe will be back again

Hidden Gem for Food Lovers in the Middle of a Shopping Frenzy! If you’re heading to Platinum Fashion Mall for shopping (and let’s be honest, who isn’t?), do NOT miss the food court on the top floor — it’s a total game changer. I came in expecting just a basic mall food court, but what I found was a culinary playground filled with local Thai favorites, quick bites, desserts, and drinks — all at incredibly reasonable prices. It’s clean, well-managed, and offers a fantastic break from the shopping chaos downstairs. Food Variety: 🌶🍜🍢🍰 From classic pad thai and tom yum noodles to mango sticky rice, crispy pork with rice, boat noodles, and Thai-style fried chicken, the selection is huge. You can eat something different every day and still not get bored. I also saw halal and vegetarian options, plus some Chinese, Japanese, and fusion dishes for those looking for something beyond Thai cuisine. My personal favorites: • Fried chicken skin with sticky rice – dangerously addictive. • Som tum (papaya salad) – spicy, fresh, and made right in front of you. • Boat noodles – rich broth, generous toppings, and crazy cheap. • Coconut ice cream with toppings – the perfect sweet ending. Price & Payment: 💸 You’ll need to get a prepaid card to use at the food court (they don’t take cash at the stalls), which is super easy to do and any unused balance is refundable. Most dishes are in the 40–80 THB range — insane value considering the quality and taste. Atmosphere: It’s bright, clean, and air-conditioned. Even though it gets busy during lunch, the food stalls are efficient, and the seating turnover is quick. It’s not a fine dining experience, obviously — but for a mall food court, it’s one of the best I’ve seen in Bangkok. Perfect for: • Tourists who want to try authentic Thai food without going too far • Shoppers who need a quick, satisfying meal • Budget travelers hunting for good eats • Foodies wanting to try as much as possible in one place ⸻ Final Thoughts: This food court is a must-visit even if you’re not there to shop. Affordable, authentic, fast, and tasty — it’s everything you want from Thai street food, minus the heat and the sidewalk. Platinum Mall may be famous for its fashion bargains, but the real hidden treasure is upstairs in the food court. Highly recommended. Come hungry — you’ll want to try everything.

Hits n misses (more misses in my opinion)...the Vietnamese stall was one of the best among them all...the rice paper roll with shrimp was excellent unlike the usual tasteless rolls I get in Singapore. The pork skewers were average but my wife claimed she couldn't tell that it was pork so a minus there. Likely won't be back again unless I'm shopping here and too lazy to go elsewhere.

If you’re visiting Bangkok and planning to shop for fashion especially in bulk or wholesale Platinum Mall is where you need to go. A lot of people still don’t realize that this isn’t just a tourist shopping spot… it’s where resellers and boutique owners from all over the world come to stock up. 🛍️ Whether you’re from Bangladesh, India, the Middle East, or anywhere else, if you’re looking to buy in bulk and sell in your own country, this place is a goldmine. Clothes, accessories, shoes, bags they’ve got it all. And the prices are way lower than what you’d find in mainstream malls or night markets. 💡 Pro tip: Most of the vendors here offer even better prices if you buy 3 or more pieces — even if they’re not the same item. So it’s perfect for business buyers or even friends shopping together. What I love is that it’s all under one roof, air-conditioned, organized by sections (floors for women’s wear, men’s wear, kids, etc.), and open during the day unlike night markets. It saves time, energy, and gives you proper space to explore without chaos. Trust me, if you’re a serious shopper or planning to start a fashion business, Platinum Mall is that hidden gem you don’t want to skip.

“This mall is a shopaholic’s paradise! I could honestly shop till I drop here. If I had more time, I’d happily spend days just exploring. The clothing is reasonably priced, with good quality and plenty of variety. I simply couldn’t get enough of it!” They have food, beauty products, jewellery, accessories, electronics, toys, clothing, and much much more! “If you’re buying more than one item, don’t forget to negotiate — prices aren’t fixed, and vendors are usually open to reducing the total. I’d also suggest investing in a good trolley bag if you plan on shopping a lot, as it makes carrying everything so much easier. The only drawback is that they don’t allow trial rooms, which would have made the experience even better.”

It's a lively and busy atmosphere, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't take your time. At the age of sixty, I found it quite enjoyable. The stores were clean, offered a wide variety of products, and had a large selection. A shopper's paradise! And the prices were unbeatable.

In the food court on the 5th floor food court is self service sushi restaurant named Kai wan Big Sushi. You can eat there or take out. You go right up to the counter and you select the sushi pieces you want. Each piece start from 20 baht with most average at 30. Each piece has a good amount of fish and just enough rice. This is a really yummy option for a light snack or a meal. Cheap and cheerful 😛

Last night, I made a special trip to the Chulalongkorn University Night Market and finally got to try the legendary Jeb O Chula Banthatthong! Even though we waited in line for almost an hour, the first bite made it all worth it. We ordered the signature "Mama Noodles." The steaming copper pot was packed with ingredients—large, fresh prawns, tender minced pork, a runny egg, and refreshing straw mushrooms. The most amazing part was the soup: the Tom Yum base was perfectly sour and spicy, with the richness of coconut milk balancing the heat just right. Every spoonful was incredibly addictive. I especially have to praise the spiciness level—it had a strong kick but didn't upset the stomach, making you crave more with each bite. Even though the place was packed, the service was surprisingly fast. Highly recommended for anyone who loves spicy food. This is absolutely a must-try, god-tier supper spot in Bangkok!

This popular Michelin awarded spot is charming and the service is friendly. However, the food doesn't quite live up to the hype. The flavors often taste muted and one-note, lacking the fresh, vibrant punch of authentic Thai cuisine. Some dishes ingredients don't always taste garden-fresh. It's a decent meal, but for the reputation, you'd expect more exciting taste and better quality. It's good for a casual fix, but not the culinary destination it's made out to be.

We arrived and were asked to download the QueQ app, it was super easy to use! We got a number, and while waiting, we were able to walk around and even get foot massages. About ten turns before our table, we came back to the restaurant and got seated quickly. We ordered the crunchy pork belly, which I personally didn’t love because it was a bit too fatty for me, but my husband really enjoyed it. We also shared the Mama Tom Yum Noodles, which were honestly the best thing we’ve tried in Thailand! The flavor wasn’t “fishy” at all, it was citrusy, and the fish, calamari, and shrimp were incredibly flavorful.

Flavourful mama instant noodles, the crispy pork was still crispy even though it was soaked in the soup. The raw salmon salad is tangy and surprisingly good. Download the QueQ app to get a queue number before arriving as wait time during dinner was more than 30min.

Still can’t believe i survived that never-ending line just for Mama Noodles Jeh O Chula- but honestly, it was worth every minute! The chicken wings crispy on the outside, tender on the inside every bite’s a little crunch followed by soft, juicy heaven so simple and the prices are surprisingly friendly..if you ever come to Bangkok, don’t miss this spot! Yes, you’ll have to queue like you’re waiting for concert tickets, but trust me..one bite and you’ll understand why everyone’s obsessed

Jeh O Chula serves one of the most unforgettable bowls of noodles you can find in Bangkok. The Tom Yum Mama with crispy pork belly and egg yolk is pure chaos in the best possible way, with a deep, spicy, herby soup that hits you with lemongrass, lime, and chili all at once. Here’s how you should do it: 1️⃣ Start with the broth. That tom yum base is the star — spicy, sour, aromatic, and perfectly balanced. 2️⃣ Then dive into the noodles. They soak up all the flavors and give that satisfying slurp you came for. 3️⃣ Finally, the pork belly. Super crispy skin, tender fatty meat underneath, the contrast is insane. Break the egg yolk into the soup for that rich, silky finish. It’s messy, vibrant, and full of life, just like Bangkok itself. Easily one of the most memorable local food experiences I’ve had.

Was here again after 10 years hiatus. Owners were great and welcoming, even better than 10 years ago. Foods were very comforting, great taste. Every single dish was so good. 10/10.

Best crispy omelette with fresh oysters ‘ 🦪 Most delicious place for fresh oysters and seafood but the best crispy omelette in town! Pad thai was so yummy here too and it was unpredictable find! Oysters were plump fresh and no smell! Amazing char fried taste from the wok! Truly Bangkok was filled with seafood

This is a small, historic restaurant tucked away near Chinatown. They have their own signature dishes developed over a long history. They offered a great combo meal that was very reasonably priced and came with a complimentary plate of prawn crackers.I highly recommend their new dish, the Pad Thai Tom Yum. The flavor is truly unique—it has a distinctive taste that is both surprising and familiar at the same time!

I highly recommend the fried mussels and oysters here – they're consistently delicious and incredibly fresh. The shop offers a tasty dipping sauce, and it's perfect for takeaway.The flavor profile is unique; it's not overly sweet. While the first taste might be unexpected, it quickly grows on you, and you'll find yourself craving more. The seafood is exceptionally fresh. For just 180 Baht, the portion is huge, incredibly filling, and excellent value for money. The staff are friendly and the promotions are a great bonus. Check in on Facebook or Google for a 5% discount and a free glass of refreshing chrysanthemum tea. I'm particularly fond of the Banthadthong Road branch for its authentic street food vibe. While there's ample parking available, please note that it's paid. It's no surprise this place is ranked as a Top 5 street food spot by CNN. A must-try!

Famous restaurant with balanced flavours and a great variety of dishes. We tried chicken Pad Thai, soft omelette with scallops, and the stir-fried turnip with chicken — it was good, but didnt really like soft omelette. The restaurant is a bit small. Highly recommended for anyone looking for refined yet authentic Thai food.

They say if leave a review, will get a free drink. I was sceptical at first. But when the oyster omelette was served, OMG, it was delicious! The crust is so crispy, the oyster is very soft and tender and doesn't have a foul smell. Can also try their pork leg. Very tender pork. Sauce is a bit sweet. Other than that, I think the whole meal is perfect. Strongly recommended to try!

Our first dinner in Bangkok — and what a perfect way to start the trip! The food was absolutely delicious, with every dish bursting with flavour. The staff were warm, attentive, and made us feel so welcomed from the moment we arrived. Truly a wonderful dining experience — highly recommended if you’re in the area!

I had the Rice with Stewed Pork (Meat), and it was exquisite! The tenderness of the pork, along with the aromatic rice and vegetables are incredible. I highly recommend this place!

We may be spoiled because we live in Vancouver (known for its excellent filtered coffee), but the coffee here is overrated. The drip coffee tastes like a good cup but was not worth the wait. The supreme is delicious - like a cinnamon creamy hug. We came at 9:50 and stood in line for 30 minutes before ordering, then got our drinks and food 30-40 minutes after that. It all came separately, with the croissants arriving last. (?) The croissants were very sweet, but warm and flaky and delicious. While everything was high quality and delicious, none of it was worth the wait.

Is a great place to try. Afterall BKK is also another coffee heaven for coffee drinkers. Many different kinds of coffee. Today I tried the white citrus. The coffee was has a strong aroma and the citrus came after that. Is taste a little bitter but overall the drink is tasty. A hint of sweetness and bitterness after taste. Interesting The early grey was their signature. And it was only 730 am and only left 5 pieces. The cake has a very strong early grey smell which I love it. The cream on top was not too oily and just turn right amount. The cake is on the drier version. Not the usual fluffy and light kind. Which is why is a smaller peices. Is packed with omph and you can literally taste every early grey in every grain of the cake. Would love to try their carrot cake the next round. Many people are ordering their IG drink such a supreme coffee as the staff will come over and pour for you to take video and this resulted in long queues. So do be mindful when trying out this place and plan your time well. When I left at 8am. There was already a queue despite it was not seated fully as they need to make sure they can fulfilled all their drinks first. It took about 15 mins for my drink to arrive. So dont expect Starbucks service..and I didn't give 5 stars because once it get crowded. The queues is horrendous. The design of the cafe is like all other major coffee shop. Rustic warehouse design with concrete slabs. But they do have nice cute chairs and tables.

Specially went down to this cafe because of tik tok and youtube recommendation. But sadly, the coffee is overrated. The cafe opens at 8am and when I reached at 7.30am, there is a reasonable amount of people queuing to enter. Queued about 45min and ordered 02 cups of 9oz factory white (not latte) and 1 slice of lemon cake. The cake was a surprise. Soft and creamy. But the coffee was disappointing because it is too milky. Barely tasted the caffeine. A cup of white is the basic to me and it wasn't done properly. There is a different between a white and latte. And yet, it cannot be done properly. I guess most of the patrons visited this cafe is to try out their best seller - Supreme. So if you have extra time to spare and nowhere to go and feel like queuing up, you can try this cafe. Otherwise, do consider other cafes in BKK which at least can do a better white.

The tourist must visit haha Due to the crowd and limited space, there's usually a wait to get a seat. But, believe me, its worth to visit. An artisan coffee that deliver with heart is never failed. Good job guys!

Long queue but totally worth the wait! The coffee deserves all the good reviews because it’s awesome. I tried Steve Jobs, Phayathai, and Moscow! A lot of people miss out on their cakes but they’re seriously delicious. I had the best carrot cake ever here!! 😇

White citrus is great, however the sweetness is much more compare with the coffee beans taste. Payata thai is sweet too with the condensed milk. Compare with all those, mocha sea salt seems to be with a better quality. Mixed with high grade cocoa powder and the sea salt added a pinch. Thai milk tea croissant is not bad, with nice Thai milk tea filling. And the croissant itself is quite airy. Back again after 5 years. A little disappointed. Didn’t expect the taste of the milk and citrus to fully cover the beans original taste. If queuing outside, the waiting time could easily go up to 50 mins.

Visited Factory Coffee and it absolutely lived up to the hype! Initially went around 10+ AM and the queue was insanely long, so we returned the next day before 9 AM — a much better experience with a more manageable line. We tried a few of their signature drinks and were not disappointed. The Mocha Sea Salt was a standout — rich, chocolatey, and topped with whipped cream and chocolate shavings, both indulgent and well-balanced. The Factory Blood was smooth and creamy with a comforting espresso punch, and the iced chocolate was thick and satisfying. Paired our drinks with their Earl Grey Tea Cake and Dark Beer Cake — both moist, flavourful, and not overly sweet. The almond croissant was crisp and buttery. The space itself is stylish and buzzing with energy, perfect for café hoppers. Highly recommend visiting early to avoid long waits. A must-visit café in Bangkok for great coffee, creative drinks, and quality bakes.

Probably the worst night market in whole Bangkok. But what do you expect when most of the people here are tourists. Food quality is worst than elsewhere as western tourists usually haven't any clue what good Thai food is. Prices are higher as well. The whole place is dirtier than other night markets as well - the ground, the tables etc. But unfortunately that's also due to tourists as most of them are having a good time with their best friend alcohol. Nevertheless, you should go there just to see yourself that the vibe at Chinatown Night Market differs from the vibes of other night markets that we and especially local Thai people love so much.

Positive: +High variety of regular and exotic food. + Colorful Environment. Negative: - Quality of food is often average at best. - You can get same or better food at most corners in Bangkok. Tip: Only go, if you want to see a spectacle of light and noices. Or if you want to eat bugs/scorpions. Don't go at weekends.

I recently visited the Chinatown Night Market in Bangkok, and it was an amazing experience full of color, energy, and delicious food. The streets come alive at night with rows of food stalls, street vendors, and bright neon signs, creating a lively local atmosphere. You can find everything from authentic Thai-Chinese dishes to seafood, desserts, and refreshing drinks. It’s also a great place for souvenirs and street photography. The market can get very busy in the evening, so it’s best to go with patience and enjoy the buzz of the crowd. Overall, Chinatown Night Market is a must-visit spot for food lovers and anyone who wants to experience Bangkok’s street culture at its best. Bring cash — most stalls don’t accept cards.

China Town in the evening is such an amazing place visually and for your taste buds. You can find loads of special foods that you wont find anywhere else. You can see that they do a lot of effort in giving you an unique experience eating. The smell from the fumes of cooking all over the place makes you hungry even if you are full. China Town is an experience you shouldn't miss out on when visiting Bangkok. Make sure you get here around 5-6pm and experience it all coming to life with the stands appearing and lights slowly lighting up the area after sunset.

It was a fun place to explore in Bangkok at night. I was expecting more variety there, perhaps it was slower/less busy because it was a Monday night/Tuesday morning. Prices were great though, I loved the 50 baht mango sticky rice and 200 baht crab fried rice I ate.

I enjoyed going at the evening, I tried few foods for experience. The coco aloha ice cream was nice and coconut small cakes were tasty, over all it’s the vibe we are there for.

As dusk falls Chinatown transforms into a luminous wonderland illuminated by neon signs and steaming food carts Indulge in midnight treats like charcoal-grilled squid drizzled with lime-chili sauce or silken tofu pudding topped with ginger syrup Join locals at 100-year-old dessert shops serving warm almond soup and sesame-filled tangyuan For photography enthusiasts golden-hour lighting bathes historic shophouses in magic while night markets offer fresh oyster omelets and tom yum-flavored grilled prawns Pair your feast with icy chrysanthemum tea or bold Thai iced coffee Pro tip arrive before 6 PM to beat crowds at legendary spots like Jek Pui Curry Rice #NightMarketMagic #BangkokFoodTour #LocalEats

An authentic local market visited by local people. You will find various different snacks and street food here. Coming here by navigating through the small alleys on foot in Bangkok is very relaxing and memorable.

Come for the food market, but also stay to wonder around this old town district with lots of charm and history - including the Sala Chalerm Thani cinema - Thailand’s oldest wooden cinema, which dates back to 1918. Like its neighborhood there’s a cool, friendly community vibe in the market that has plenty of Thai food options and fruit, produce, and meat stalls. Compared to other places, Nang Leong is also clean, airy, very well priced, and has quite a few tables for dining. Pro tip come for an early lunch and then enjoy a coffee or desert at nearby cafes.

Old and one of the most original market left. Very cheap and good food. The taste is 👌 Clean!

One of the cleanest traditional markets I’ve ever visited. The people here are genuinely warm and kind from the heart.

From a foreigner's perspective, this is a local market so you can't expect too much English language support. Some of the food stalls have English but sometimes it's only for part of the menu, not all. Everything can be translated with Google though and it's all is clearly priced. I went at about 2pm and most of the food places had packed up for the afternoon, though there were still enough open for a good selection. It seems they operate at the main peak mealtimes. Since it's a local market, the prices aren't inflated and the food is arguably better than the more popular markets.

Surprisingly clean market which tailor itself to both local and tourists with many signs explaining the dishes being sold. My favourite is Kanin tuay, a little steamed coconut treat. The two layers of jelly one sweet one savoury complimented each other extremely well. Had to stop myself at two…

Very traditional market with sitting place available. It's not a very big market but we like the slow pace and layed back atmosphere. Do take note that most sellers don't speak much english but do understand a little bit of mandarin. Do take note of their operating hours.

Aldo know as the red stool restaurant very good But the most spicy meal I eat in my Life we taste 3 there were all killer the most spicy was the crab rice. Next days I has a excursion and the local guide tell me I should not go eat there it for local only and was Lucky to not past the days at bathroom. Go for it only if you can handle Somerset spicy

Not sure if I was too late for this. Wanted to come here for an earlier meal but only arrived around 7 and it was almost close to closing time. Was a bit worried it might be sold out but thankfully there was still curry available. Also not sure if I should be early because there only seemed to be 1 kind of curry left so there wasn't any option I could just order 1 plate and they tried to give me whatever that was left. Dining area is pretty unique cause you sit under the sheltered area and there are no tables, just plastic chairs scattered and you just have to find an empty one to sit and dine. Quite a different experience but I have to say the curry was a little lukewarm but it still tasted pretty good. I wasn't sure what was it but tasted like pork curry though I was hoping to eat some seafood curry or sort before I came here. Simple no fuss dining but the curry was flavourful and will definitely make a return visit. Hope to see more variety available next time for selection. Maybe was close to closing time, not many people but still a fair mix of local and tourists. The tourists were all brought over by tour guides and came in groups of about 10 people. Saw 2 groups here but seats are definitely ample.

Local friend brought us to try a local Thai eatery favoured by locals. Very low key and authentic Thai Street curries served over rice. No fuss seating arrangements with juts 2 dozen red plastic stools behind the store in the alleyway, diners just order, pay, sit eat enjoy the food and go! Curries were delicious and varied with many options available! Definitely worth a visit!

A super authentic Thai curry restaurant, we've got a lot of recommendations on. The menu is very short, only 4 curry options and several optional toppings. We wanted to try as many types as possible, and since the prices are very low (only 45 baht for one dish) we decided to order 3 of the curry dishes they offer - beef red curry, pork yellow curry & chicken green curry. All of the curry types were great, but although we got the most recommendations on the yellow one, we liked the green curry much better. The food is freshly made every day, and has very authentic flavors, but there was more rice than actually curry stew in all of them, but considering the price it was still great VFM.

Love it very much. The food is so delicious. Everything is just nice, the chicken curry, pork curry and the sausage. And we just spent 110 Baht (for 2) 🥰. I recommend to come earlier. I came at 2.00 pm when they just open and we not waiting too long.

I went there and it wasn’t too crowded yet, but you could ask for takeaway 🌧️🍴. Since it was raining, I ordered to go but ended up eating right there on the sidewalk 😋. Many locals come to buy it too—it’s delicious and cheap 💸👌! Totally worth it. I only got one because I still had to try many other dishes 🍲🥢. 9/10 for taste ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I run a travel agency in Machu Picchu and Cusco, Peru 🏔️✈️ @dopkertravel. If you ever plan to visit Peru, just reach out—I’d be happy to help 📩🌎!

Simple yet super delicious! Pick your curry, grab your plate, and head to the back to savor. Amazing flavor for under $3!

Arrived at 2pm, not very busy, the red wood interior gives a great vintage atmosphere. The restaurants has a variation of authentic Thai food at a surprisingly affordable price, considering the generous use of ingredients. We like the fish cake very much and the green curry with pork ribs on Friday menu.The Chinese bamboo dish was a hidden highlight, the bamboo pieces were super thick yet tender, almost like some kind of meat. It was a super flavourful and satisfying catering experience, highly recommend.

Authentic central Thai food in central business area in Bangkok. Especially around lunch hours, the restaurant is often packed. The food, especially soup dishes were very tasty, aromatic and not too overly sweet. The restaurant is very generous with portions size and protein in each of the dishes. At very affordable price for the restaurant in the area.

Thai restaurant on wireless road that offer authentic central Thai food at very affordable price. However due to the restaurant popularity, a lot of the dishes run out very fast. We ordered the chicken green curry with rice noodles at price 70thb. The curry was rich in flavors, very aromatic and the restaurant was very generous with chicken pieces. Some of our friends ordered extra fried egg, but it took a while to serve.

Food doesn’t taste good at all. Dessert is okay. Very disappointed 😞

Sanguan Sri is one of those rare places that makes you stop and truly appreciate what food can be. We were handed a menu entirely in Thai and noticed there wasn’t a single tourist in sight — that’s when we knew we were in for something special. We ordered a few recommended dishes, along with whatever looked good, including the green curry and egg fried rice. What arrived was simple, honest, and absolutely extraordinary. Each bite was full of depth and balance — comforting yet refined. It was one of the simplest yet most stunning meals I’ve ever had, the kind that quietly transcends anything you’ve eaten before. In a city overflowing with great food on every corner, Sanguan Sri still stands out as a true gem — authentic, unpretentious, and unforgettable.

Slightly disappointed by this Michelin Bib awarded restaurant. I love the daily specials menu which keeps things fresh. It was Tuesday so I ordered the red curry duck (the red curry had an excellent flavour, the pineapple went well the little tomatoes were a nice pop of sweetness but a fair proportion of the duck was gristly). The crispy spicy pork salad, the fish sauce dressing on the salad was to die for but the pork was solid as a rock, very hard and whilst the bacon-y taste was nice, it was difficult to eat. Overall I enjoyed it but there were flaws.

A modest, authentic Thai eatery is situated on the side of Witthayu Road. The Michelin sticker displayed at the entrance piqued my interest and heightened my anticipation for the culinary experience. The establishment specializes in homemade Thai cuisine. I placed an order for an omelet, Tom Yum soup, spicy basil chicken with rice, and coconut juice. It is important to note that the restaurant only accepts cash payments. The interior decor exudes a traditional ambiance, featuring long tables and chairs reminiscent of a canteen rather than a conventional restaurant. Fortunately, the air-conditioning ensures a comfortable dining environment. Regarding the food, I found the Tom Yum soup to be somewhat lacking in flavor, while the basil chicken with rice was satisfactory, although I would have preferred a higher level of spiciness. The portions were generous, with substantial pieces of chicken and prawns in both the Tom Yum soup and the basil chicken with rice. The service was commendably prompt, from the moment of ordering to the serving of the dishes. For international visitors, it is worth noting that the staff's English proficiency is limited. Therefore, it is advisable to have a translation application readily available for assistance.

Completely deserving of the Michelin Bin Gourmand which they have held for so many years in a row. Which other Michelin-awarded eateries can be snappy and impatient, their service was still comforting and welcoming. Above all, the food was obviously exquisite with the best rad-na in town. Ballpark of THB 150 for each plate of noodles (some variances here and there) with 5THB for iced tea with unlimited refills.

Despite many negative reviews, I gave this place a try and was pleasantly surprised. In my opinion, the food is very delicious. The signature crispy noodles with gravy sauce are especially impressive—crispy without being too oily. Each dish is cooked individually, showing care for the customer. The sauce is a bit on the sweet side, but still enjoyable. The wonton soup is also tasty, with a clear and fresh broth. As for the service, while some say the staff seem unfriendly, I think they’re just not smiley—but they’re attentive and quick to refill drinks. Definitely worth a visit.

Very casual. No door. Narrow one way street. No air conditioning (I think – we were there in November, only fans). We’ve two fried noodle plates and they’re ok. The stem of the green veggie is tender and yummy (I hope is part of the leave). It was just right for us at the right moment.

The Rad-Nha Noodles is so great also with Tao See option. The only downside of the restaurant is the service, their menu on the wall is not include all the dish they provide and the staff are a bit weird.

Another Bangkok Michelin gem quest. I tried for the first time, Rad-nha, here which is their signature. I think it's similar to Char hor fun in Penang, except Thai cooked the thick gravy once in a big amount and just pouring it to the noodle when about to deliver. Tastewise, it is slightly different from the Penang style. It tastes lighter and tends to be bland, because they are cooked separately, the gravy and the noodles. But, still I can enjoy it. Portion, as I pick deep fried rice vermicelli instead of noodle, it's bit small to me. By the way, fried pork wonton is a must, I couldn't stop eating it as a snack. Preparation time is too long, although all ladies owner were friendly and polite. Pricewise, eventhough they give free Ice-tea refill, still kinda expensive to me, considering this is not a restaurant with cool and cozy indoor dining area. However, again, this is a Michelin awarded restaurant.

Authentic and tasty comfort Chinese-Thai food. Great atmosphere and flavors, though some dishes were a bit too sweet for me. Still worth a visit!

Recommended by my friend, I decided to find a time for going here. A little bit walking from victory monument, I arrived the restaurant wifi is in the small valley. My friend recommended to try stirred fry big wide noodle and find it moderate. The beef is soft and easy to chew. I think the soup is a little bit to sweet and some chinese kale had a fiber. Tea cost 5 baht but refillable. Staff is nice and eager to service.

Highly recommend open kitchen Thai restaurant if you like spicy food. Their curries were good as well as the freshness of ingredients. Highly recommend the oyster appetizer. Very nice service as well. The only downside was there is no parking space. Advance reservation is recommended.

Basically street food in a restaurant setting. Family style dining experience with dishes to share between everyone at the table. Items are all very well prepared but we did find the crab omelette slightly underwhelming. Everything else was very good though. Staff are helpful and service is fast and efficient. Worth dropping by if you’re in the area.

Delicious food, cool environment, and attentive staff! We got a few dishes to share - the scallop cupcake, the white curry with beef, the duck curry, and the grilled vegetables were all delicious. They also accept card payments!

Best scallop I’ve tasted in Thailand. It was like a scallop kanom krok where the pancake is custardy inside and crisp on the outside and filled with a layer of aromatic curry. The crab omelet was also amazing and runny.

Managed to get a table on a Friday at 6pm. As per all the reviews online, the must trys are definitely a must-try! Don’t missed out on the scallop cupcakes and the wagyu beef cheek curry. So flavourful in your mouth.

This is my third time at this restaurant, and I really enjoyed it. The new dishes are also delicious, with rich flavors in Thai style. The atmosphere is fun and lively.

We were recommended this restaurant by the hotel staff and boy did it deliver. The food was delicious, the flavours amazing. The portion sizing great. We got multiple dishes to share (missed getting photos of them all as we were too busy enjoying the food). The staff were friendly and attentive, we had a bottle of wine and never had to top our glasses up, as they were always on top of it..

Noodle shop in historic neighborhood. Affordable and tasty local chinese hokkien noodles. Their roselle juice is pretty good.

The food is so delicious here! Fast service and the food is very tasty. I ordered roast pork with rice and my partner bought egg noodles with roast duck and crispy pork. We both loved our food and very happy with the price too! 😁 you must try this place! Tip, also try their long gang juice! It’s so refreshing!

I had the pig's knuckle tossed dry noodle. I think the history of the shop overwhelmed the quality of the food. Noodle was soaky and not bouncy at all. And it taste quite blend that I have to add the black sauce with chili that was available on the table. No tissue nor smile with service. Quite disappointing.

The egg noodles here is one of the best small and thin mix with the roasted red pork and crispy pork. I think overall you can order almost everything here. One of the legend shop in this area

Pork egg noodle with wonton and crab meat at 80Bht, big portion BBQ pork and crab meat was okay The egg noodle and wonton were quite soaky soft The ground pork sheet was so thin and tasteless

Delightful and yummy for tasty the noodle of eggs, the stick noodles are sticky and soft because of homemade traditional processing. The appearance manu are good and many of toppings for noodles such as belly pork, crispy pork, etc.,

Food is good. Almost any combination of pork or shrimp or even crab and chicken available with the noodles. Reasonable price. Good service

Thai desserts have never been "my thing" until I tried a khanom krok (a small coconut-rice pancake) straight off the griddle at this famous street stall in Ban Mo. With a crisp base, coconut creamy inside, and a slightly smoky flavor - courtesy of the coconut shell charcoal used by the vendor - it is a delectable sweet treat. They are best enjoyed a minute, or two, straight off the griddle for maximum flavor and enjoyment. It's also great to watch the skill and care of the vendors cooking over the hot coals. The vendors are also super friendly and it is no wonder that this humble street stall is a big favorite among locals, and others living further out (sending motorcycle couriers to buy on their behalf).

Old style thai desserts. It looks nice, but taste too sweet. No parking lot. Only free pubilc parking on the the street.

One portion cost 40 baht, the khanom krok are prepared on a clay little stove that is heated using coals. First they put some ground brown sugar, then add a flour mixture, and finally the coconut mixture. Later covering with mini clay tops, to cook. These khanom krok are definitely special, and nothing to any other place I’ve tried before. They are open from 6pm untill 11 i believe.

This is a true appreciation of craft and friendship. I have never had a Kanom krok made with such joy and care. Expect long waiting times, I think it takes about 5-7 minutes per box.

Real thai traditional coconut pancakes. Smell good from fresh coconut milk.

Delicious and classic Thai dessert up there with Mango and Sticky Rice! 🤤😋 The friendliest Thais make up this street restaurant. The Coconut Pancakes are a unique desert but delicious with that charcoal flavor missed by today's cooking process. That flavor as well as the unique oiling and sugar impart a beautiful flavor. So cheap at $30 Baht. It's clear that the folks do this for the Thai people with much love for the community and culture, both Thai and Street Food.

OMG, this is my favourite thai dessert "Mortar-toasted pastry" I know you can find this from any where around Thailand, but‼️ i see no one do the old style. He use the "Chan" (sap from Rubber tree) instead of oil. The smell is like magic and the taste is unforgettable. During i wait for i had "Dumplings in coconut cream" if you have chance to have those. It worthy for you money and time. Even you need for wait at least 30min. 20💀😘

Little food truck in the busy tourist area. Simple menu but all you’re looking for – Pad Thai, Som Tum, Curry, Fried rice, and Tom Yum. Happy to get spicy papaya salad with shrimp and sweet corn salad, both tasty and decent sizes. Good service. Recommended place to visit.

Nice pad Thai, but not the best I’ve had. Good value though at 50 baht for an egg pad Thai and the condiments on the table were good

OMG Delicious!! 🤤 walked past a read the reviews and yes! it was amazing! Great atmosphere - quick service - cold beers and most of all the most tasty chicken pad thai. Prawn green curry and amazing spring rolls too! Unbelievable place you must try it.

It was amazing so good, delicious and fresh. We took the Panang Curry and the pad Thai both with chicken and absolutely loved it! Super recommended.

I've just ate (take away) from there, the young boy was the chef, he was very unhappy and was not communicating at all.. the waiter was smiling, he was good. Maybe the main chef -the woman working at night- is better but this one (pad thai) the young boy cooked was absolutely tasteless. There was no sauce, no taste.. I didn't taste any salt, soy, fish sauce etc. He didn't ask me even if I want hot spices, there was no taste.

One of the best street food places in Bangkok and definitely on Kaosan road! We had Pad Thai Veggie (40 Bath) Papaya Salad (60 Bath) and spring rolls (35 Bath). Prices are compared to the places nearby extremely cheap. The two ladies were super friendly and had good English. There are several little tables so you can enjoy food „in“ the restaurant. We are sad that we explored the place on our last evening but highly recommend to anyone :)

Was looking for somewhere quick and cheap to grab dinner after a long day exploring and came across here. I’d been craving Thai green curry and it was the first thing listed on their menu so it was meant to be. Staff are super nice and the food was ready really quickly and it was super fresh. 120thb for the curry, rice and water, you can’t get better! Definitely the best Thai green curry I’ve ever had. Will definitely try to come back before I leave!

Please call to order to avoid waiting for too long Write on the sheet of paper… 1. how many stick of moo ping or sticky rice you need 2. Tear an punch on the stick 3. Remember your number on the paper 4. Come back after the hours The sauce is super savoury. You won’t feel it’s oily. More the decent portion as compared to satay.

Need a plan (and spare time) to eat! You just can't do grab and go. Write down the quality you want and later come back to pick up. It's not swift! Only cash is accepted. No scan or anything.