Krua Apsorn @Dinso
Thai restaurant · Wat Bawon Niwet ·

Krua Apsorn @Dinso

Thai restaurant · Wat Bawon Niwet ·

Thai royal family favorite: crab omelet, yellow curry

crab omelet
yellow curry
authentic thai cuisine
quality ingredients
local vibe
green curry
fish balls
stir-fried crab
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169 169/1 Dinso Rd, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Get directions

฿200–400

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Popular for lunch
Lunch reservations recommended
Popular for dinner

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169 169/1 Dinso Rd, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Get directions

+66 80 550 0310
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฿200–400 · Menu

Reserve a table

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•Usually a wait
•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Lunch reservations recommended
•Popular for dinner
•Dinner reservations recommended
•Trendy

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Dec 23, 2025

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"This family-run stall is inevitably a hit with anyone who eats here, including patrons such as the Thai royal family. The simplicity of the exterior belies the gem of a Thai kitchen hidden inside. Some dishes are unique and feature the family's secret recipes. The stir-fried pork with bird's-eye chilli is tender and bursting with herbal aromas. The signature yellow curry with large prawns and crispy lotus root strikes the perfect blend of sour, spicy and sweet." - Michelin Inspector

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"A restaurant renowned for its royal chef heritage, serving dishes like crab omelets, sour yellow curry, fermented pork, and a feisty jungle curry."

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"This two-decade-old, family-run shophouse has won favour with just about everyone who has eaten chef Chanchawee's cooking, including the Thai royal family. The raison d'être for making the pilgrimage here is the decadent stir-fried crab with yellow chilli and the famous fluffy crab omelette. Start there, and if hunger persists, order the renowned green curry with fish balls. Remember that crab is king, and the uber-popular dish can sell out before closing time." - Angie Thien

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Per S.

Google
And that tiny missing spark of heat? Well, that’s on me. Krua Apsorn isn’t trying to blow your head off—it’s cooking for people who actually want to taste the crab, the kaffir lime, the turmeric, the balance. And they succeed. Brilliantly. But as someone who enjoys a gentle punch from a fresh chili now and then, I found myself wishing for just a little more fire. Nothing dramatic—just that lift that makes you lean back and smile because Thailand has once again reminded you who's in charge. Still, the craft here is undeniable. There’s a confidence in the cooking that doesn’t need theatrics: no mountain of chilies, no unnecessary garnishes, no shortcuts. Just honest, well-judged flavors that respect the ingredients and the traditions they come from. It’s the kind of place where you can bring anyone—seasoned traveler, picky eater, or your friend who thinks “medium spicy” is a threat—and they’ll all walk out happy. So yes, 4.5 out of 5. If I could give halves, I would. Krua Apsorn delivers food that feels both familiar and quietly impressive.

Natphol P.

Google
My Absolute Favorite: Krua Apsorn – A Must-Try for Thai Food Lovers, Including Vegetarians! Krua Apsorn is hands down one of my all-time favorite restaurants. This beloved Thai eatery boasts a rich history of over 27 years, dedicated to sharing authentic Thai cuisine with everyone. Their focus is on presenting simple, heartwarming Thai dishes, with a core philosophy rooted in meticulous care and quality ingredients. While famous for classics like their incredibly flavorful Gaeng Lueang Lai Bua Goong Sod (yellow curry with lotus stems and fresh prawns), the aromatic Poo Pad Pong Karee (stir-fried crab with yellow curry powder), and the delightful Kai Poo (crab omelet), I particularly want to highlight their fantastic selection of delicious vegetarian dishes! They truly excel at crafting flavorful options for those who prefer plant-based meals, making it a great choice for diverse groups. Don't forget to finish your meal with their refreshing Coconut Ice Cream. While the restaurant doesn't have its own dedicated parking, there's paid parking available right next door, which is convenient. This place feels very local and authentic, yet it also attracts private tour groups of foreigners eager to sample its genuine flavors. Despite its popularity, the atmosphere is never chaotic, allowing for a pleasant dining experience. I highly, highly recommend Krua Apsorn for anyone looking for a truly authentic and delicious Thai dining experience, whether you're a meat-eater or a vegetarian!

Steve Meng Y.

Google
When Bangkok empties out during the Songkran holiday, it’s a good time to visit famous eateries that are usually packed with locals and tourists. We took advantage of a much quieter Bangkok to visit Krua Apsorn last Thursday and what a good decision that was. Of the dishes we ordered - the seafood yum won seen (vermicelli salad), chicken fried rice, stir fried telosma cordata flowers, squid salad, stinky bean salad, fishball curry stood out. They were sensational. The dishes stood out for their freshness, clean flavors, balance, and cooking perfection. They let the ingredients speak for themselves - a nice change from some eateries that often overdo the seasoning or cooking or spice. Not all Thai cuisine is hot and spicy. Next level home cooking is a good way to describe Krua Apsorn’s menu and finished product. Prices are also okay for this quality of food, and the restaurant’s global reputation (great reviews from The NY Times & Guardian & more). Often hyped eateries don’t live up to the reputation but this isn’t the case for Krua Apsorn and we’re already looking forward to our next visit to try their signature crab curry and crab omelette dishes.

Ty T

Google
Food was great overall. Food flavour profile. Staff was quite friendly in explaining the menu. Quite a nice local vibe and not too commercialised vibe.

Mark Philip W.

Google
A great place to eat if you're in the old town of Bangkok. Their crab omelette is excellent with a great amount of crab. We wanted to try the shrimp curry with lotus shoots but was informed that it could not be made less spicy, so we instead got the green curry with fish balls and it was quite good. We also had the pork with birds eye chili, but I felt it was a little too similar to the green curry as it had all the same vegetables.

Nalinee Y.

Google
Good for Thai dishes. Need to wait for queues a while as it was quite busy especially at lunch time. The service is ok for local restaurant, inside the restaurant looked ok clean, got AC, but noisy. Lot of staffs but they all seemed busy. The food served pretty fast. You can also order take away one ( but rather eat at the restaurant to avoid some get spoiled as some ingredients were mixed with coconut milk) Highly recommended « Pu Lonn » the crab dipping sauce served with fresh vegetables. And “Mieng Kamm” The food was tasty. The price s a little bit pricy for local restaurant but worth to try as they used the quality product. No baby seating provided Car park by the restaurant ( 2 mins walk)

Vova K.

Google
Krua Apsorn is a legendary spot for a reason. The food is simply incredible every dish is a perfect balance of flavors. The crab meat is so fresh and the famous crab omelet is a must-order. It's a no-frills setting, but the food is fit for royalty. A definite highlight of my trip to Bangkok!

izaya -.

Google
It feels like a restaurant loved by locals. The interior is air-conditioned and comfortable! It's more expensive than a food stall, but cheaper than a restaurant. It's clean and all the dishes are delicious. The crab omelette can't be compared to the one at the Ran Jai Fai restaurant, but it's still pretty tasty. It's 2/3 egg, so you can get a lot of protein. I love that the fish sauce contains both garlic and chili peppers to change the flavor.