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Banthat Thong Road is one of Bangkok's most vibrant streets, famed for its frenetic energy and mind-blowingly good street food scene. And the best thing is, it’s just around the corner from Siam@Siam Design Hotel Bangkok. As the sun begins to set, the road comes alive with tantalising aromas, flashy neon lights and hordes of people offering a complete feast for the senses. Here's our guide to the best street food restaurants on Banthat Thong Road, where you can experience the soul of Bangkok's famous culinary culture. You’ll find everything from savoury noodle soups and grilled meats to refreshing desserts and vegetarian delights, you’ll definitely find something for your palate.
A Culinary Icon
Jeh O Chula is one of our favourite iconic street food spots with a definite cult following among the locals. Known for its late-night dining and toe-tappingly long queues, this restaurant serves a menu of Thai and Chinese dishes with a unique twist. The star is the Tom Yum Mama Noodles, a spicy and flavourful noodle soup topped with seafood, pork, and an egg that cooks in the hot broth. Other must-try dishes include Crispy Pork and Shrimp Paste Fried Rice.
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Authentic Thai Delicacies
Jeh Wan offers an authentic, flavourful, affordable Thai dishes. This humble street food stall is known for its traditional cooking techniques and high-quality ingredients. One of the standout dishes is the Boat Noodles, a rich, sweet, savoury, spicy and tangy noodle soup with fine, tender slices of beef or pork. Don't miss the oh-so-good Pad Thai and Som Tam, a delicious papaya salad loaded with fiery chillis and plenty of limes, the perfect representations of classic Thai street food.
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Seafood Extravaganza
For seafood lovers, Elvis Suki & Seafood is definitely a must-visit. This eatery is famous for its Suki Nam, a Thai-style hot pot filled with fresh seafood, vegetables and glass noodles. The lively restaurant offers an impressive selection of grilled and stir-fried seafood dishes, including Grilled River Prawns and Stir-Fried Crab with Curry Powder. The bustling atmosphere and generous portions make it an super spot for a deliciously hearty meal.
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Sweet Treats and Desserts
Cheng Sim Ei is our favourite go-to place for sweet treats and traditional Thai desserts. This little shop is known for its refreshing Cheng Sim Ei, a cold dessert made with intriguing toppings like grass jelly, red beans, and lotus seeds, all served in super sweet syrup. The Mango Sticky Rice and Thai Tea Ice Cream are also popular choices, perfect for cooling you down after a spicy meal.
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Traditional Thai Sweets
Tuay Tung specialises in traditional Thai sweets, offering a scrummy range of colourful and delicious desserts. The highlight is without question the Tuay Tung, a steamed coconut milk dessert in small porcelain cups. Other favourites include the Kanom Krok (coconut rice pancakes) and Thong Yod (golden drops). This spot is perfect for those with a sweet tooth looking to try something new.
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Grilled Goodness
If you're a big fan of grilled meats, June Pang is without question, the perfect place to be. This street food stall is famous for its perfectly grilled Moo Ping (pork skewers), which are marinated in a blend of aromatic spices and grilled to perfection over a fiery BBQ. The Gai Yang (grilled chicken) and Kor Moo Yang (grilled pork neck) are also highly recommended. Served with a side of sticky rice and spicy dipping sauce, these dishes will satisfy your late-night cravings.
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Vegetarian Delights
For staunch vegetarians, Nam Dao Huu offers a variety of delicious plant-based dishes. The menu features a mix of Thai and Chinese vegetarian cuisine, including popular vegetarian Pad Thai and Spring Rolls. The Stir-Fried Morning Glory and Tofu with Black Bean Sauce are crowd-pleasing favourites. With its wholesome and flavourful options, Nam Dao Huu proves that vegetarian food can be just as satisfying.
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When hunting for the best street food or family-run restaurants, always keep your eyes peeled for where the locals are dining. If a food stall or small eatery is jam packed with Thai people, you can be sure it's serving up some of the most authentic and delicious dishes in town. Local regulars are the best indicators of quality—they know where to find the freshest ingredients, best flavours, and most consistent service.
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