Food District Samphanthawong

Nai Ek Roll Noodle

Now open 08:00-00:00

Wat Mangkon 3 Min Blue-Line MRT
Hua Lamphong 0.8 km Blue-Line MRT

Hua Lamphong 0.9km Si Rat Expressway

442 ซอย 9 Bangkok

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Michelin Bib Gourmand | Yaowarat

Another guay jub specialist on Yaowarat, Nai Ek has earned its own devoted following for Thai-Chinese rolled noodles in clear peppery broth. Open late, cheap (60-80 baht), and always busy—ideal for post-shift sustenance.

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Reviews

During a visit, expect a small queue, but the wait is worth it for the fresh and tasty ingredients. The slightly peppery organ soup and crispy roasted pork are highly recommended, with the latter being especially delightful and worth ordering more of. While the pig trotter rice is decent, the overall quality and flavor of the dishes make this spot a must-visit in Chinatown.

Feb 2026 Phichit

Nai Ek Roll Noodle is a gem in Bangkok’s Chinatown, celebrated for its aromatic and peppery broth that perfectly complements the chewy rolled rice noodles. The pork options are a highlight, with tender and flavorful meats, including soft minced and sliced pork, and crispy moo krob adding a delightful crunch. The quick and friendly service makes it an ideal spot for a satisfying meal, though I’d recommend focusing on the noodle dishes over the mixed vegetables.

Feb 2026 Quentin

A visit to Nai Ek Roll Noodle promises a delicious experience with its standout soups and well-prepared meats. The restaurant is known for its swift service and affordable pricing, making it a go-to spot whenever hunger strikes in Bangkok. The flavorful soups, such as the pork entail and spareribs herb soup, are a must-try, while amenities like credit card acceptance and available bathrooms add to the convenience. Don’t forget to bring your own tissues!

Jan 2026 Ratchani

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