19/10/2025
Bangkok’s Must-Know Street Food Guide! Eat Like a Local 🇹🇭
Save this for your next Thailand trip.
Bangkok is a food lover’s dream; every corner smells like something you’ll want to try. Forget fancy restaurants; the best meals here are on the streets.
Here’s your local-approved list of hidden food spots worth saving before you fly 🇹🇭👇
🍲 1. Nai Ek Roll Noodles (Yaowarat)
Crispy pork belly with peppery noodles. Late-night lifesaver in Chinatown.
🍳 2. Jay Fai (Samran Rat)
The street food queen herself — crab omelet that actually earned a Michelin star. Pricey but unforgettable.
🥢 3. Guay Jub Ouan Pochana (Chinatown)
Classic Thai rice noodles in spicy broth. Family-run for more than 50 years.
🍤 4. Thipsamai Pad Thai (Old Town)
The OG Pad Thai. Fried on charcoal, wrapped in an egg. Go early or expect a long queue.
🥣 5. Jok Prince (Bang Rak)
Thai rice porridge with smoky flavor — soft, warm, and perfect after a long flight or a dental appointment.
🥭 6. Mae Varee Mango Sticky Rice (Thonglor)
Always fresh, always open late. You’ll dream about that sweet mango.
🍡 7. Soi Ari Street Stalls (Ari)
Trendy but still local. Grab moo ping (grilled pork skewers) and iced Thai tea — cheap, tasty, happy.
🍜 8. Boat Noodles Alley (Victory Monument)
Tiny bowls of noodles packed with flavor. Locals order five at a time — you’ll see why.
🌶 9. Phed Mark (Ekkamai)
Famous for its spicy basil stir-fry by YouTuber Mark Wiens. One bite = fire and joy.
🍞 10. Mont Nom Sod (MBK area)
Toasted bread with condensed milk and Thai milk tea. Sweet ending to your day.
😋 Local tip: Start with small portions so you can try more. Always carry tissues, and don’t skip the iced Thai tea.
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