Khun Jaeng Guay Tiew Pak Mor Kao Wang

Excellent local food restaurant. Always full of local people both students and professionals on their lunch break. Food is excellent. I came here several times. Soups are good as well as pork dumplings.

The restaurant here serves a mix of Thai and Vietnamese food. Many Thai celebrities have dined here, and the restaurant has won numerous awards. You can try the clear soup if you don’t like spicy food, or if you can handle spice, you can try the spicy version. It’s really delicious!

Good price, delicious, 200THB for 4 dish ( 5x thb each)

On my gosh, its my first time ever of this kind of noodle. It is so good, so many varieties of inside noodle such as vegetables, corn, mince pork and etc. The queue were long during lunch time plus grab line. However, it worth to come. The owner, he us so kind and helpful which very enjoyable of eating here. Ps.there is lot of mosquitoes 🦟 a bit boring 😝

Simple but good Pak Mor restaurant. The menu is in Thai only, however you can look at the pictures - which are real depictions of what they sell. The owners are very friendly and accommodating to Farang that need a bit longer time to order. The different kinds of Pak Mor are quite interesting: we ordered the veggie sampler platter, which included carrot, corn, cabbage, and morning glory rolls. We also tried the traditional Pak Mor Moo (Pork), which was more to our liking than the vegetable versions. There is free ice and water (self-serve) for customers.

Local Thai eatery. These are what the locals have been eating for years. The chef speaks English, so you can order from him.. he might be busy ..

Very fair price while compared with the quality. Recommended to taste duck noodle (アヒル麺) by 70 baht per bowl. The location closely with the Kaen Na Korn swamp but quite hard to parking. The restaurant has no air conditioning.

Selection of small, mostly noodle dishes that I never saw elsewhere in Thailand. All of them were really good.