Bangkok Street Food - Every country certainly has its own unique street food and it's a shame to miss it when visiting. Including Thailand, for you Malaysians as culinary lovers, you have to try unique Bangkok specialties.

You don't need to be confused because we will help you provide the best restaurant recommendations in full. Starting from the opening hours of popular dishes, and the price range for each location that you can consider.

Therefore, look at the following reviews to find recommendations for restaurants that sell the best street food in Bangkok. You can try each one, starting from the cheap ones to the ones with star quality.

Location: 962 Phetchaburi Rd, Makkasan, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400, Thailand

This restaurant is famous for its Hainanese-style chicken rice served with flavorful sauces and soups. The boiled chicken is very good, served with chili sauce and garlic while the rice is cooked in chicken broth.

This place is so legendary that it has even existed in Bangkok since 1960 which residents and tourists love. The food served is in the form of food brought by Chinese immigrants and then adopted by Thai people.

This place is surrounded by many malls such as Central World, Siam Paragon, and Gaysorn is open every day from 9am to 9pm. It's suitable to stop by after shopping at the mall because the price is quite cheap, around THB 40-60 (MYR 5-8).

Location: 313 315 Maha Chai Rd, Samran Rat, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

Thip Samai is one of the most popular hawker places, which opens daily from 5pm to 1am. It's famous for its main menu, Pad Thai, and this dish is served with prawns and tangy tamarind sauce. Basically, is a dish similar to “kwetiaw,” which is made outside the restaurant.

This is because the restaurant's kitchen is located outside so you can see and document the cooking process while waiting in line. To try the delicacy of Thip Samai Pad Thai dishes, you need to pay a price range THB 70-150 (MYR 9-20).

The noodles used are red-orange in color, unlike Pad Thai noodles in general which are plain white in color. The color arises because the noodles are boiled with the pasta and shrimp oil before being mixed with other ingredients.

Location: 327 Mahachai Road Samranras Subdistrict, Phra Nakon District, Bangkok 10200 Thailand

If you want to eat in a fancy place, this starred restaurant that received a Michelin Guide award is the answer. This restaurant is famous for its delicious crab and seafood omelets served delicious and fresh. Jay Fai is open from 2 pm to 12 am and is always full, so you should reserve online in advance.

Even though it's simple, Jay Fai is considered a legendary shop that has been around since 1945. The owner is a Chinese immigrant Raan Jay Fai who originally sold khua kai or chicken noodles. This active-looking middle-aged woman always wears ski goggles while cooking, which makes her iconic and attracts attention.

Stay with someone so someone is on duty at the table when you want to order because it's hard to get a table. Due to its unquestionable quality and popularity, the dishes at this restaurant have quite high prices. Around THB 500-1000 (MYR 65-130) but you certainly won't be disappointed with the dishes' delicacy.

Location: 1415, Charoen Krung Road Silom, Bangkok 10500 Thailand

For those of you who want to find a halal restaurant easily, come to Prachak Pet Yang with a main menu of processed duck meat. This restaurant is known for its delicious roast duck, served with rice and a flavorful sauce. The sweet sauce goes very well when combined with the salty duck meat and duck skin that melts in the mouth.

Another menu that you can try is ba-mee boo in the form of fresh egg noodles. The delicacy is complemented by shell less crab which is worth having at a price range of THB 100-200 (MYR 13-27). It's reasonable for such a delicious meal that you can go every day from 8am to 8pm.

Location: 25 Mangkon Rd, Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100, Thailand

Located in Chinatown, Nasi Kari Jek Pui is a local favorite for its flavorful curry and rice dishes. This dish became increasingly famous after entering the Bangkok street food event in the media. Not only rice, but you can also choose chin Khanom, a type of Thai vermicelli with added eggs and sausage.

Take a seat at an empty red chair (no table) when you arrive and you will be asked what to order. Only 20 red seats are available, which are always full, these chairs are quite iconic even called "music chairs".

Open from 10 am to 8 pm, this restaurant has a signature dish Khao Kaeng (Thai curry rice) with beef or pork. Moreover, it is added with Chinese sausage, making the curry even more flavourful. This delicacy, which is quite modest in that it is not table-served, costs around THB 40-60 (MYR 5-8).

Location: 68, 51 Phetchaburi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400, Thailand

If you like spicy food, P'aor is the place for you. This small restaurant is famous for its spicy soup made from fish balls and pork ribs. But if you don't like spicy food, try Ba Mee Yok Neau Ob, yellow egg noodles with kale and sliced boiled beef.

Some of the dishes also include prawns such as the Kuay Teow Tom Yum Goong Nam Khon, a dish with jumbo prawns. They have self-designed tables and benches, so they look very antique. P'aor is open from 10am to 2pm, and prices are very reasonable at around THB 100-200 (MYR 13-27).

Location: 169 Dinso Rd, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

This restaurant is actually a family restaurant across generations that has been serving authentic Thai food for over 50 years. A must-try dish is the Boo pad prik leung, stir-fried crab with chilies and yellow peppers only available on weekends.

Krua Apsorn is open daily from 10:30 am to 8:30 pm, its location in the government district makes many officials come. This restaurant is classified as having common prices with quality dishes in the price range of THB 100-300 (MYR 13-40).

Location: เซ็นทรัลเอ็มบาสซี, 1031 Phloen Chit Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand

This restaurant is known for its papaya salad served with grilled chicken and sticky rice. The fresh and crunchy papaya is perfect when eaten with chicken and soft sticky rice. The popularity of this restaurant has even made many people willing to queue to get a seat by lining up outside.

The dishes here are dominated by fresh spicy and sour flavors and will make you more excited. Som Tam Nua is open daily from 10am to 9pm, and prices range from THB 100-200 (MYR 13-27).

Location: The Rose Residence, 118 Thanon Surawong, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand

This restaurant has a very distinctive design as it is housed in an elegant Thai country style house. You can use it as a place for a romantic dinner or for a luxurious party with a reservation in advance. This restaurant is open from 12 noon to 11 pm which is located right in the heart of Bangkok.

You can choose various types of dishes at this restaurant, starting from A la Carte Menus, Set Menus, and Dessert Menus. If you come with your family, it's better to choose a set menu with prices starting from TBH 1.300 to 1.900 (MYR 166,93-243,98).

By reading this review, of course now you won't be confused and wondering anymore about where to eat in Bangkok. This article is very complete to serve as a guide during your culinary tour for days in Bangkok. But to go to Bangkok, Thailand, of course you need a plane ticket, but don't worry because you can order it at Traveloka.

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