Nai Mong Hoi Thod specializes in Hoy Tod – a Thai-style omelet mixed with rice flour topped with fresh, plump mussels or oysters. This street food restaurant in Bangkok is famous for its longevity and has positive feedback about this dish from tourists from near and far. Among them is the crispy oyster omelet, a regular egg dish with additional rich and unique “toppings” that are an excellent combination of mussels and oysters.

During your visit to Bangkok, you only need to pay 100 – 200 baht to enjoy this crispy fried oyster egg. At that time, take a piece of crispy omelet with oysters, dip it in sweet chili sauce, and gently absorb their unique flavor alongside a sip of cold beer, perhaps to satisfy the hot weather in Thailand.

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Nai Mong Hoi Thod menu is categorized as Oysters Omelets, Smoked Ducks and Drinks.

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Accordingly, Oysters Omelet is a delight to most diners when coming to the restaurant because the fresh oysters are beaten well in a bowl of eggs with rice flour and oyster sauce and then fried hot and crispy. Omelets must always be eaten hot to be delicious, to absorb the crisp, soft, and smooth inside until the lightly sweet oyster sauce covers them perfectly.

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Nai Mong Hoi Thod Bangkok – Working hours and location

Opening days: Wednesday – Sunday

Opening hours: 11.00 am – 09.00 pm (11:00 – 21:00)

Address: 539 Phlap Phla Chai Rd, Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100, Thailand (Open Map)

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In Chinatown, Kway Teow Kua Gai Nai Hong is a stall that can be difficult to find, but its delicious food makes up for it. Kway Teow Kua Gai Nai Hong basically has crispy Kway Teow fried on a hot charcoal stove, so when you eat it you will feel the crispy taste. In addition, the flavor also comes from pepper, eggs, and many other flavorings to make the dish more attractive. In the way Thai people enjoy it, they prefer the dish for lunch or dinner as a simple, quick, local meal, so this is truly a wonderful experience.

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Kway Teow Kua Gai Nai Hong menu is categorized as Noodles and Drinks.

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Kway Teow Kua Gai proves that this dish requires the highest cooking standards. Accordingly, the priority ingredients used are sticky rice noodles grilled in a pan, adding a thick, fragrant sauce of sesame oil, oyster sauce, and traditional spices. Traditional Kway Teow Kua Gai is simple: just chicken and eggs to go with instant noodles. Nowadays, one can see Kway Teow Kua Gai served with vegetables and many other toppings, but preparing and mastering each part of a new dish takes a lot of time and effort.

The stall is usually open from 4 pm, which is a good time to eat in time for a quick dinner around 5 pm. If you go by taxi, you should avoid traffic jams in Bangkok. And if you’re lucky, it will only take you about 15-20 minutes to get your turn to be served.

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Kway Teow Kua Gai Nai Hong Bangkok – Working hours and location

Opening days: Monday – Sunday

Opening hours: 5.00 pm – 10.00 pm (17:00 – 22:00)Address: 427 Luang Rd, Wat Thepsirin, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100, Thailand. (Open Map)

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If you ask where to go to eat delicious noodles, Mung Korn Khao Noodles may be an exciting choice for you. Unlike other noodle shops, you can enjoy a delicious meal served by friendly and attentive staff here. Each bowl comes with about a generous tablespoon of crab meat, while the soft, chewy noodles that are hand-made and cooked to order only add to the wonderful texture and flavor. In addition, the restaurant also has delicious dumplings and pork that are worth trying.

Coming to Chinatown Bangkok, no one can miss the opportunity to enjoy the famous noodles at Mung Korn Khao Noodle. It is a Hong Kong-style thin egg noodle dish that has won the hearts of many people. Squeezing the noodles, toss them into hot boiling water, then quickly put them in ice water and blanch again through the pot of hot water. In a special bowl of noodles at the restaurant, there will be a mixture of minced shrimp and pork, delicious and sweet, with some stir-fried vegetables, and then drizzle with water or eat dry, depending on the customer’s choice.

A booth is relatively easy to spot when there is a large crowd and a long queue. So even though it’s just a small noodle shop located outside an alley, this place is still crowded with customers daily. Accordingly, this is a great stop to enjoy Chinese noodles and dumplings.

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Mung Korn Khao Noodle menu is categorized as Noodles and Appetizers.

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Mung Korn Khao Noodle Bangkok – Working hours and location

Opening days: Tuesday – Sunday

Opening hours: 6.15 pm – 11.45 pm (18:15 – 23:45)Address: 395 Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, Thailand. (Open Map)

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There are few noodle dishes as colorful as Yentafo. Yentafo is a famous and colorful pink noodle soup in Thailand. The dish features ingredients such as pink-red soaked tofu, along with other ingredients that make it the most seductive dish.

The broth at Jay Jia Yentafo is almost perfect when seasoned with a few drops of fish sauce instead of regular salt. The noodles are really well made, rich, soft and fragrant. Shrimp balls, fried tofu, and soaked squid are essential ingredients that create a distinct flavor without being too strong. Besides, the dumplings, tofu, sea spinach, and all other ingredients are high quality. Additionally, you must also try their crispy fried wontons with pork side, fried shrimp dumplings, which are also delicious, or a bowl of wontons and shrimp dumplings in the dry version with a bowl of broth on the side.

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Jay Jia Yentafo menu is categorized as Noodles, Appetizers and Drinks.

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• Rice Vermicelli
• Big Flat Noodles
• Egg Noodles
• Thin Rice Noodles
• Glass Noodles
• Chinese Pasta
• Fish Noodles + ฿ (THB) 10

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Jay Jia Yentafo Bangkok – Working hours and location

Opening days: Tuesday – Sunday

Opening hours: 9.00 am – 10.00 pm (9:00 – 22:00)Address: 564 Rama 4 Road, Maha Pruttaram, Bang Rak, Bangkok, 10500, Thailand. (Open Map)

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3 Famous Bangkok Restaurant You Have To Wait Patiently

1. Raan Jay Fai

As one of the hottest street food addresses in Bangkok, thanks to being awarded a Michelin star, many tourists want to visit Raan Jay Fai once to see the deliciousness of the food here. The restaurant has 7 tables, of which only 2 tables are for people who have made reservations in advance (via email or phone call), the remaining 5 tables are empty for customers waiting in line. The space is small, and there is always a shortage of seats, making it normal for you to have to wait for hours.

The owner and chef is a woman over 70 years old. She prepares everything herself and impresses with her diving goggles whenever she stands in the kitchen. All stages are done in front of customers. The standout dish here is Crab Egg Omelet coated with chicken eggs and crab meat, served with raw vegetables and chili sauce. Crab meat is considered quite fresh and delicious; however, according to some diners, if you eat a lot of it, it will make you feel sick due to frying it in oil for a long time.

Although it is a street restaurant, the prices here are not affordable at all. Meal prices range from 800 baht (THB) to 1,000 baht (THB)/dish ($ 22-28 USD). Because the number of customers is too large, sometimes the staff is not very welcoming. If a customer stands in line and violates the restaurant’s regulations, such as bringing drinks from outside into the store, not paying attention to the order number, etc., they will receive an unhappy attitude from the staff.

This is a restaurant for people with extreme patience. I don’t know what to do to kill time in 3 hours of queuing here. So I just came to take pictures then leave

Ms. Anna (Malaysian tourist) shared:

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Raan Jay Fai Bangkok – Working hours and location

Opening days: Monday – Saturday

Opening hours: 9.00 am – 7.30 pm (9:00 – 19:30)

Address: 327 MahaChai Rd, Samran Rat, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand. (Open Map)

2. Jeh O Chula

Not only is it famous for tourists, but many locals also love this restaurant thanks to its delicious, spicy Tom Yum noodles. Opens around the afternoon, but as the night progresses, the queue gets more crowded because the restaurant’s signature dish – Tom Yum Mama Noodles – only starts selling after 11pm. That’s why Jeh O Chula is one of the famous late-night dining addresses in Bangkok.

Guests had to queue for at least 45 minutes to be served, there were chairs to wait, and the weather was not too uncomfortable because it was night. Warm staff and delicious food are two things that score points in the hearts of customers. Food prices are not expensive, the lowest is 50 baht (THB)/dish ($ 1.4 USD), while the “star” Tom Yum Mama Noodle is around 220 – 300 baht (THB)/bowl ($ 5.6-8.4 USD) depending on the type, enough for two people to eat.

From 1944 until now, the noodle dish has kept the same recipe, cooked from instant noodles, shrimp, squid, ground pork and rolled into balls (like shumai balls), eggs, and other common ingredients to cook Tom Yum. It’s quite spicy. If you don’t like spicy food, you should ask the chef to reduce the spiciness as much as possible. The heat of the dish is enough to warm your stomach late at night.

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Jeh O Chula Bangkok – Working hours and location

Opening days: Monday – Sunday

Opening hours: 4.30 pm – 12.00 am (16:30 – 0:00)

Address: 113 Khwaeng Rong Muang, Khet Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand. (Open Maps)

3. Go Ang Chicken Rice

Located right in the heart of Bangkok, Go Ang Chicken Rice restaurant, which appeared in the Michelin Guide 2018, is recommended by many taxi drivers to tourists when looking for a delicious and cheap restaurant. However, when you come here during dinner time, you have to queue for at least 45 minutes before it’s your turn to enter the restaurant. Although the space inside is quite spacious, guests have to share tables because it is too crowded.

Here, they only serve Hainanese Chicken Rice, which is served with a variety of soups. Boiled chicken is soft but still chewy. The chicken skin is fatty, chewy, and fun to chew, dipped in a cup of soy sauce mixed with a little fragrant ginger. Most diners like to order bitter melon soup stuffed with meat as a side dish to make them feel full. The meal here has the lowest price of 50 baht (THB) ($ 1.4 USD). Healthy eaters can eat up to 2 portions plus a plate of gizzards, boiled liver, and a cool glass of red Thai milk tea, and it’s all you need.

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Go-Ang Chicken Rice Bangkok – Working hours and location

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