Kuay Teow Khae

If you’re after a proper Bangkok street food vibe, this spot nails it. I went for the Tom Yum dry noodles with crispy pork and wantons, picked the flat egg noodles, and it was spot on—tangy and spicy without going overboard. The pork was delightfully crispy and the wontons plump and tasty. They ask about spice level, but honestly, the flavor really shines when you go spicy. Don’t skip pouring in some of the broth they give you—it adds a lovely depth. Seating’s limited and it gets hot around midday, so showing up early is a good call. For under 80 baht, it’s a solid meal that hits all the right notes without fuss.

The crispy pork in the dry noodle dish was absolutely delicious, and I highly recommend adding it for an extra 10 baht. The combination of spicy and sweet flavors in the noodles was perfect, and adding a bit of soy sauce helped balance it out. A must-try dish!

The taste at this noodle stall surpasses many others in the area, and the free ice tea is a nice touch. While there is no AC, the cleanliness of the stall is impressive. Make sure to arrive early if you want a full topping set!

I absolutely loved the Tom yum soup noodles and the dry Tom yum noodles with crispy pork at this place. The flavors were amazing, but be prepared for the spiciness! The service was quick and friendly, and I can't wait to come back next time I'm in Bangkok.

Best Thai noodle soup I've ever had. Recommended option - 60B, plain soup, rice noodles. I would rate six out of five stars if I could.