Food glorious food! Thailand

[Humlea]

Visiting Thailand main topic evolve around the 2 Fs which are Fuck and Food. This thread should be properly preserve and avoid verbal battering.

And if we are still able to spoil this market too by over paying, then we are really beyond savage species.

[Naka_Timo]

Somsak Pu Ob (สมศักดิ์ ปูอบ)

Address: Thanon Charoen Rat Soi 1, Khlong San, Bangkok
Open hours: Monday – Saturday from 5 pm – 10 pm, Sunday from 4 pm – 10 pm (but they often sell out early)
Prices – 300 – 500 THB per person

เจริญรัถ เขตคลองสาน ถ.เจริญรัูถ ซอย1 กรุงเ่ทพ
โทร. 081-823-9706
จันทร์ – เสาร์ เปิด. 17.00 – 22.00
อาทิตย์ เปิด 16.00 – 22.00



Signature: Hoy Kraeng (หอยแครงลวก), Pu Ob Woon Sen (ปูเนื้ออบวุ้นเส้น), Hoy Kraeng (หอยแครงลวก),Goong Ob Woon Sen (กุ้งอบวุ้นเส้น),

If you love juicy jumbo prawns and sweet crab claws, there’s nothing negative about this place, you’re going to love it. I personally found everything we ordered extremely delicious, and worth the cost!

How to get there:
You can take the BTS to Wongwian Yai station. Exit towards Saraphi 3, walk straight up the road and once you get to the Charoen Rat intersection, you’ll see Charoen Rat Soi 1. It’s very close to the Wong Wian Yai roundabout.

[Naka_Timo]

Soei Restaurant (ร้านเส่ย)


Address: Located on the corner of Phibun Whattana Yaek 6 and Rama VI Soi 34, Moo Baan Piboon Whattana – Go inside the neighborhood and look on the right hand side before the small roundabout (หมู่บ้านพิบูลย์วัฒนา พระราม 6หมู่ พิบูลย์วัฒนาแยก6 เข้ามาในหมู่บ้านไม่ไกลนัก สังเกตุร้านจะอยู่ด้านขวามือ ก่อนถึงวงเวียน) – Map below is updated.
Phone: 081-563-3131, 086-203-6603 (if you want to eat kaem pla too, you have to call ahead)

Open hours: 10 am – 9:30 pm from Sunday to Friday (closed on Saturday)
Prices: Soei is not a cheap restaurant, but it’s well worth the prices for the quality and flavor of the food. You could get by on about 200 – 300 THB per person, but the longer you sit there, the more you’ll want to keep eating and drinking (actually it’s impossible to not keep on eating because the food is so good), so you might wind up spending around 500 THB per person with drinks.

โทร. 081-563-3131, 086-203-6603

How to get there:
As of October 2016, Soei Restaurant (ร้านเส่ย) has moved to a new location not too far from the original location, but within the neighborhood a little bit. The restaurant is within Moo Baan Piboon Whattana neighborhood, near the corner of Phibun Whattana Yaek 6 and Rama VI Soi 34. See map below for details, or



Signature: Kaem pla too tod (แก้มปลาทูทอด),Goong chae nam pla (กุ้งแช่น้ำปลา),
Yam woon sen (ยำวุ้นเส้น),Tom yum pla too (ต้ำยำปลาทู), Pla goong pao (พล่ากุ้งเผา), Pad woon sen kratiem dong (ผัดวุ้นเส้นกระเทียมดอง).


The restaurant is located right at Sam Sen Railroad station, which is located in the quiet and peaceful Dusit district of Bangkok (not too far from Victory Monument).

One of My Ultimate Favorite Restaurants in Bangkok.

Soei (ร้านเส่ย) is one of the absolute BEST restaurants I’ve ever eaten at in the city (if not the world).

Soei (ร้านเส่ย) serves food that’s so intensely flavorful, it will not only make your tongue tingle with delight, but your entire body will convulse with joy after every bite you take.

It’s in the same area as Ratchawat Market and Sriyan Market, two more of my favorite places in Bangkok for delicious food.

The restaurant is located in the quiet Dusit area of Bangkok, but while you’re eating, trains will pass by, adding to the ambiance and character of the dining experience.

[TMNT99]

Great, must try this when travel restrictions between provinces are relaxed.

[Mistee]

Nhong Rim Khlong at Ekkamai for Crab Omelette. Similar to Jay Fai but less queue

[Naka_Timo]

Jeh O Khao Tom Ped (Jeh O Chula)

Address: 113 Soi Charatmeang, Rong Muang, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Opening hours: 5.30PM-1AM, Daily (MAMA OHO is served only after 11PM)
Telephone: +66 (0)81 682 8816
Nearest Train Station: Siam and National Stadium BTS

How to get there:
It’s also conveniently located right in the city centre by Siam Paragon. Hop on a tuk-tuk and ask them to drop you at Jeh O Chula – it’s a 5 minute ride from Siam BTS station, depending on the traffic.



Signature:MAMA OHO with Full Toppings and Crab, MAMA OHO with Full Toppings, XXL MAMA noodles in tom yum soup, Crispy Pork, Sweet and Sour Prawns And Tofu.

The “Best” Tom Yum In Bangkok With Giant MAMA Noodles. Jeh O Khao Tom Ped (commonly known as Jeh O Chula) is a fave supper spot for Bangkokians that serves some legit tom yum – and here’s why we know it as the “best” place to get it in the city.

While Jeh O opens its doors at 5PM, MAMA OHO is only available after 11PM. So drop by for supper! However if you’d like to try their soup before that, it is still available without the noodles and crispy pork.

The store opens at 5.30pm, but you’ll see the queue start to form as early as around 4pm. The customers are a mix of both foreigners and locals – plus lots of students from the nearby Chulalongkorn University. We reached the store at around 6pm and got our table at 6.40pm, so going earlier is a good choice. However, the queue does move pretty quickly, which is good.

The crowd adds a nice lively atmosphere to the place, and it is a great spot to chill with friends after work or school. Plus, as it is open till 1am, you can drop by for supper.

Though the store is always packed, its indoor area is spacious and also has air-con. There also have an outdoor area for a street-side eating experience.

If you’re a local wanting comfort food or a visitor looking for a must-visit spot, Jeh O is the place to be.

[Naka_Timo]

As i am posting here, really make me Kid tung mak mak ahan thai gab took khon.

[dreamboiboi555]

Originally Posted by Naka_Timo

As i am posting here, really make me Kid tung mak mak ahan thai gab took khon.

Same here Bro.. miss the foods, places and people there

[Naka_Timo]

Stir-Fried Basil Rice With Shrimps At Wat Hua Lamphong, Bangkok

Address: 728 Rama IV Rd, Si Phraya, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand (outside of Wat Hua Lamphong)
Hours: 7 AM-5 PM (or until sold out) | Opens Daily
Contact: 086-030-7701

The stall is located at the entrance of wat hualamphong. BTS to get there is sam yam.



Thai Basil Rice, the list is indeed endless. And tucked right outside of the renowned Hua Lamphong Temple is a humble no-name stall that sells saliva-drooling Thai basil fried rice loaded with shrimps.

As it’s a no-name stall, you can only locate it by spotting it directly outside of the temple. This stall used to sell Papaya Salad (Som Tum) before expanding its menu. Now, they offer items such as garlic squid, stir-fried beef basil and more.

Each serving is only 40 Baht and considering the shrimps in there, it’s really a bang for your bucks. They’re open daily from around 7 AM until 5 PM, or until sold out. So if you have friends or relatives in Bangkok who love seafood, tell them about this spot!

[TMNT99]

I am a regular at Hua Lamphong temple, thank you for this wonderful recommendation.

[Naka_Timo]

P’Aor (ร้านพี่อ้อ)
Lobster Tom Yum Noodles Puts The ‘Bang’ In Bangkok

P’Aor (ร้านพี่อ้อ): 68/51 Soi Petchaburi 5, Between Soi 5 – 7, Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok
Opening Hours: (Tues to Sun) 10am – 10pm, Closed on Monday
Closest BTS Station: Ratchathewi Station (about a 10 min walk)



Petchaburi Soi 5 in Bangkok is famous for Thai Street food and should be on your itinerary on your next visit to the bustling capital. The one place you’ll need to seek out is P’Aor. The shopfront gives nothing away – that is until you notice the sign proudly claiming it as the site for ‘The Best Tom Yum in Bangkok’.

Now that’s a tall order coming from a Thai street restaurant that’s just one of the many out there.

It’s rare to find a creamy version of Tom Yum Kung (or Goong) soup that’s served with noodles in BKK these days though, and P’Aor specialises in this very dish. Portions are available in S, M, L and XL, with L being a good size to feed two hungry people.

The winning component however, seems to be the broth. Made creamy and flavourful by condensed milk and giant shrimp heads, the soup is not too spicy (you can request it to be!) and is apparently truly something to write home about.

[Naka_Timo]

Tai He Xuan Dim Sum

Address: 23, 1 Thong Lo 20 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
Buffet for dinner. 11.30-14.30 and 18.00-22.00
Parking in the condo, free parking ticket for 2 hours.



Tai He Xuan (Tai Ho Chuan) is a Chinese Yunnan. Which will have a reasonable flavor of the dish And what's even more interesting is that Tai He Xuan (Tai He Chuan) will have a Simsum buffet promotion at a price that anyone It is ready for the price of 399 baht. We go to see the atmosphere inside the shop. And a tasty dim sum menu first.

This shop passes a lot of time to eat along the canal.

Make an appointment with the team to try it.

[Naka_Timo]

Doy Kuay Teow Reua (ต้อยก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ)

Address: Ratchawithi Soi 18 (Wat Makok), Thanon Ratchawithi, Bangkok 10400
Open Hours: Daily from 8 am – 6 pm
Phone: 081-619-1925
Prices: 15 THB per bowl

Doy Kuay Teow Reua (ต้อยก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ)
ซอยราชวิถี 18 (วัดมะกอก) ถนนราชวิถี ราชเทวี กรุงเทพฯ , ทุ่งพญาไท, 10400
โทร: 081-619-1925
เวลาเปิด 08:00-18:00



How to get there:
The closest BTS station is Victory Monument, and once you’re on the skywalk facing the monument you need to hang a left on Ratchawithi, cross the street, walk down the sidewalk (you’ll pass Tops Supermarket), until you reach Soi 18. Walk down Soi 18 about 100 meters and you’ll come to a temple. Walk around the temple to the backside and you’ll discover the hidden boat noodle restaurant.

If you’re crazy about boat noodles, you’re going to marvel at the noodles served at Doy Kuay Teow Reua (ต้อยก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ). They will ignite your taste buds and you’ll probably have to tie yourself down to not continually eat forever.

Located next to the canal and behind a temple, the ambiance is quiet and relaxing, making for the perfect boat noodle dining atmosphere.

There are countless places to eat kuay teow reua (boat noodles ก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ) in Bangkok, and we’ve written about quite a few spots here on Eating Thai Food.

But Bangkok is a huge city with everlasting culinary gems, and just a 10 minute walk from the boat noodle alley at Victory Monument is Doy Kuay Teow Reua (ต้อยก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ), a restaurant serving even higher quality, better tasting, boat noodles (in my opinion).

As you can see from the photo above, they take their broth seriously, it’s indeed quite a notch above the boat noodles at Saphan Taksin.

It’s dark, thick, rich, and each bowl already comes pretty well seasoned with chillies and spices – I barely needed to add anything extra to make it perfectly flavored.

[Naka_Timo]

Bangkok's Gardenia House

85 Sub-soi 28-16 off Lat Phrao Soi 48. It’s open daily (except Monday) from 10am to 7pm and until 8pm on weekends.

Call (085) 441 7549 or visit the “Gardenia House” page on Facebook



Dessert cafe gives traditional Thai sweets a modern makeover. Japanese cheese tarts and the Korean shaved ice dessert Bingsu might be all the rage these days, but husband-and-wife team Natthakit and Kamonwan Kansomsap know there’ll always be room in the tummies of Thailand’s sweet fans for local desserts based on centuries of collective wisdom.

A small Thai dessert cafe in their home compound off Bangkok’s Lat Phrao Soi 48, and while it’s a little off the beaten track, the tempting sweets and relaxing ambience is drawing in customers.


The glass-wrapped, 50-seat cafe lets natural light stream in and visitors can munch on their desserts while taking in the beautiful garden and fishpond stocked with koi. If the weather is fine, you can sit outdoors and enjoy a cup of coffee with sangkaya fak thong (pumpkin custard) and kleep lumduan (Thai-style shortbread cookies).

Such typical Thai sweets as kanom gluay (steamed banana pudding), kanom mun thed (steamed sweet potato pudding), tago (pudding with coconut cream topping), sago khao pod (sago and corn with coconut milk) and woon (jelly with coconut milk) are served in tiny cups.

[Naka_Timo]

Lim Lao San for fierce fishball noodle soup

Song Wat Road, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, 10100, Thailand
+66813391299



Lim Lao Sar Fish Ball Noodle is another famous noodle shop. The specialty: tasty fish balls in a clear, aromatic soup.

This humble street food stall is famous for its bowls of noodle soup, generous hunks of fish and hearty fish balls. Run by a brother and sister team (and their father before them), Lim Lao San is a 50-year-old operation that has perfected every element of their bowls, from the chewiness of the egg hor fan to the stickiness of the rice noodles that, Fraser points out, are freshly handmade every day. He also loves the rustic ambiance: “The eating area is tucked down a tiny alley with tables set against exposed brick walls and old wooden door frames that makes dining here feel like you’re in an outdoor movie set.”