The Tom Yum here is top-notch, probably the best in Thailand. The balance of flavors was perfect, with just the right amount of heat. The noodles were cooked perfectly and still had a nice texture. Despite it being busy, we were seated quickly and enjoyed every bite of our meal.
Arunwan offers a taste of traditional Thai delicacies, such as Pork Blood Soup, in a modern, air-conditioned setting. The offal dishes are well-prepared, maintaining their authentic flavors despite the contemporary decor. The overall dining experience is satisfying, blending the comfort of a modern environment with the rich taste of traditional dishes.
What an amazing street side stall! Their pork noodles are to die for! So much flavors and love the texture of the noodles.
08:00-17:00
Bens awesome list: Very tasty and famous Thai noodle restaurant, very local, cheap with an authentic flavor. Don’t miss tom yum noodle.
Gaam's fav places in bkk.: Local tom-yum pork noodles in the sukhumvit area was established in 1965 from the grand pa generation, recommended yellow egg noodles with spicy, very tasty and cheap, easy to access by sky train.
I absolutely loved the crispy pork at this restaurant! It was perfectly cooked and incredibly crispy, definitely a must-try dish. The soup was also delicious, with a peppery and herbally flavor that hit the spot. I would definitely come back for more of that crispy pork.
Absolute gem find. Found this market food court by accident as I was exploring the area by foot. Cheap and many varieties of street food in a food court.
Having visited Ann Guay Tiew Kua Gai multiple times, I can confidently say it's the best place for fried noodles in Bangkok. There's usually a small queue due to its well-deserved Michelin recognition, but it's worth the wait. The service is swift, and the food is freshly prepared. The signature dish is a must-try, and the fried wontons provide a delightful crispy touch. The combination of flavors and reasonable prices make it a favorite.
I absolutely loved the softness of the meat at this restaurant. The pork literally melts in your mouth. The sauce was a bit spicy for me, but it complemented the pork well. The only downside was sitting outside next to the pathway with fumes from passing motorbikes.
This shophouse eatery has a rustic charm and serves a unique jok with a mildly smoky flavor, featuring loose pork meatballs that are both hearty and chewy. Despite being packed with locals in the morning, the service is efficient, with English menus available for easy ordering. The prices are reasonable, making it a worthwhile stop for those seeking a taste of traditional Thai rice porridge.
