Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle

Just had the tom yum with wontons here, and wow—the broth was spot on, not too heavy but super flavorful, plus those wontons were insanely good, soft and savory with thin wrappers. The place is tiny and a bit snug for groups, but the attentive service more than makes up for it!

If you’re craving tom yum noodles in Bangkok, this place is worth the detour. The bowl I had was huge and packed with fresh seafood—the prawns and squid really stood out. The broth hit that perfect spot between rich and tangy without being overpowering. Bonus points for the wontons, which were surprisingly soft and flavorful with a delicate wrapper. It’s a tiny spot tucked in a quiet alley, so don’t expect fancy digs or big tables—bring friends but maybe not four to a table unless you want to get cozy. The staff aren’t super chatty in English but very attentive; I appreciated how they checked in on us and even brought extra soup when we finished our bowl too fast. Definitely coming back here next trip for that unbeatable tom yum fix.

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.

I absolutely loved the Tasty Tom Yum soup with noodles! The sourness was just right, not too spicy, and the prawns were fresh. I recommend getting two portions of noodles for a more satisfying meal, and don't forget to pair it with a Thai milk tea for the perfect combination.

Quite possibly one of the best Tom Yums I've had. It's rich, creamy, with the right kind of spice. Not to mention the loads of seafood that comes with it.