Pork noodles

I will gladly return to boat noodles at Charoen Nakhorn 1287

September 13, 2019 // 0 Comments

I’m always on the spot for a good bowl of boat noodles, either served in small bowls or big bowls. The name of this spot is a challenge, but the Thai name in Latin letters the owner gave me was Torcharm. If using the Thai letters he wrote down, most Thai’s would just translate it to [Read more]

The name of the shop is noodles and their tom yam noodles is very good

August 29, 2019 // 0 Comments

Most visitors go for the Thai style noodles with a light pork broth – mostly referred to as tom yam. And that is also my most common order when eating here, even if the Yen Ta Fo also is very decent. Sometimes, when craving for something sweet, I also go for a scoop of their coconut ice [Read more]

Mr Joe Crispy Pork isn’t perfect – and how to make the perfect crispy pork yourself

January 29, 2019 // 0 Comments

It’s a cacophony of voices repeating each other to lift the crispy pork (Moo Krob) at Mr Joe Crispy Pork as a complete heaven in order to get readers attention. Well, the Crispy Pork isn’t as perfect as the panegyric reviews you can read some places. I’m a bigger fan of their Kuay [Read more]

The Five Sisters in Charoen Nakhorn on the Thon buri side is a pleasant acquaintance

August 21, 2018 // 0 Comments

The owner of Haa Bai Thao – Five Sisters insisted that the name of the dish is Sen Lek Nam. That basically means the standard Sen Lek noodles with soup, but I can assure you that the bowl I got was far more tasty than the name suggest. Absolutely a pleasant acquaintance on the Charoen Nakhorn [Read more]

Phraeng Phuthon Egg Noodles in a neo classical neighborhood

July 13, 2018 // 0 Comments

The Sao Ching Cha area is filled with good eateries, to much for a quick visit. One of them is Phraeng Phuthon Egg Noodles, which has been around for more than 60 years. The char siew (a popular way to flavor and prepare barbecued pork in Cantonese cuisine) is mixed with honey that gives the meat [Read more]

Nai Meng Noodles in 183 Silom road is good comfort food

June 23, 2018 // 0 Comments

Some say Nai Meng Noodles next to the Silom Complex Shopping Mall serves the best ba mee (egg noodles) in town. I don’t agree with that, but they certainly serve you a very good bowl. The noodles are home made and they know how to cook it. The add-ons comes in numerous alternative. aIf [Read more]

Sawang Noodles in 264 Si Phraya Road is something extraordinary

December 30, 2017 // 1 Comment

Sawang Noodles in 264 Si Phraya Road, close to MRT Sam Yan, separates itself from most others when it comes to egg noodles (bamee). They dish up a fantastic bowl of egg noodles with pork and a crab claw. I suggest you go haeng (dry) style, with the broth on the side. A 400 bath bowl at Sawang [Read more]

Stunningly good Tom Yam Pork Noodle at Zaew in Sukhumvit Soi 49

November 18, 2017 // 1 Comment

Sometimes, when visiting a new stall or hole in the wall, I just have to close my eyes after the first spoonful, realizing the old school superiority to most new slurps or bites in town. And Zaew in 1/5 Sukhumvit Soi 49 is one of those odd spots delivering far beyond expectations. I just need to [Read more]

Guay Teow Tom Yum Khun Muay in the Ratchawat area is great noodles

August 26, 2017 // 0 Comments

This is about perfect noodles in the Ratchawat market area. Bangkok have thousands of noodle vendors, but those with the freshest and best ingredients and their own soul put into the broth are several slurps above the rest of the gang. Guy Teow Tom Yum Khun Muay is one of those stalls. They have [Read more]

Rungrueang (Rung Ruang) is great noodles in Soi 26

February 19, 2017 // 1 Comment

Once upon a time the two noodle stalls next to each other, 150 meters into Sukhumvit Soi 26, used to be one stand. When the original owner died, his two sons took over and expanded the place. Then they started a family quarrel, resulting in a wall being built between them. Both stalls is named [Read more]