Nai Mong Hoi Thod

We didn’t wait for too long to be seated, but there was a bit of a wait for our orders, likely because there was only one person cooking the oysters omelette. But, it was definitely worth the wait. We tried both crispy oyster and the soft oyster omelette, and we loved them! The taste was just right;not too salty and we appreciate the generous amount of oysters in both dishes. We really enjoyed the street food vibe of the place, though I did notice that the prices are starting to get a bit on the higher side. Still, the quality made it worth it.

Had the crispy & soft oyster omelette, together w the smoked duck breast w orange sauce. They were all good, but reckon the highlights were still the omelettes! Love the fact that they do both the crispy & soft ones, so one could pick his/her fancy for the day. Crispy was crisp w/o the oiliness, the soft has this delectable gooey 口感 (mouthfeel). Plates were cleaned out in no time! While busy, the team was really friendly & all out in serving the customers. One to bring family & friends when back in Bangkok!

The crispy oyster omelette really like, it was a highlight, especially with the texture contrast and fresh oysters. It's too bad the crab fried rice didn’t stand out as much, though sometimes other dishes end up being more memorable by comparison. Waiting and dealing with the warm afternoon can be a bit of a challenge, but hopefully, the quality of the oyster omelette made it worthwhile!

The crispy oyster omelette was a delightful combination of textures. The omelette had a perfect crunch on the outside while remaining soft and fluffy inside, and the oysters were fresh and plump, adding a briny note that balanced well with the crispiness. Definitely recommended if you enjoy a well-executed oyster dish. The smoked duck was equally satisfying. The slices were tender and packed with flavor, with just the right amount of fat to keep the meat juicy without being overwhelming. The accompanying ginger slices and orange sauce added a refreshing kick that paired beautifully with the richness of the duck. Both dishes were well-prepared and enjoyable for anyone looking to explore local flavors.

I don't eat oysters, but I had mine here! We ordered both the crispy and the non-crispy one. Turns out, we enjoy the crispy one better! Tastes even better when paired with the chilli! Oysters were fresh ans plump. Portion was very generous too! Definitely give it a try if you are near the area!

The Best Oyster Omelette in Yaowarat? Nai Mong Hoi Thod Lives Up to the Hype If you’re a fan of oyster omelettes, Nai Mong Hoi Thod is a must-visit spot in Yaowarat Chinatown. Conveniently located just across the road from Wat Mangkon MRT station on the Blue Line, this iconic eatery has been serving its signature dish for over 30 years. The buzzing atmosphere, with tables spilling onto the sidewalk, is hard to miss. Nai Mong Hoi Thod has earned Michelin awards from 2018 to 2024, cementing its reputation as one of Bangkok’s finest street food destinations. The star of the menu is the crispy oyster omelette, also known as "orluo." They also offer soft omelettes and a mussel version, with sizes ranging from small to XL and prices from 100 to 500 baht. While it may be pricier than other spots, its quality justifies the cost. The wait can be long due to the restaurant’s popularity, but good things take time. I ordered the 200-baht crispy oyster omelette, and when it arrived, I was amazed. The portions were generous, with 2/3 of the plate packed with plump, juicy oysters and the rest featuring a thick, crispy batter. The omelette is fried in lard, creating a delicious crunch, and comes with a side of tangy chili dipping sauce. The first bite was perfection. The batter was crispy and fragrant, while the oysters were fresh, sweet, and incredibly large. The combination of textures and flavors was extraordinary, making every bite a delight. It’s easy to see why Nai Mong Hoi Thod is a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Eating the omelette hot is essential—it’s when the flavors and textures truly shine. The vibrant street-side setting and exceptional food make this an unforgettable experience. For me, it’s hands down the best crispy oyster omelette I’ve had in Bangkok.

We just ate lunch but were around the area, so we wanted to stop by and try this famous oyster omelette. We ordered only the small portion for each crispy and soft version (total 200 baht), yet they still serve us very nicely. I hope they can continue selling for future generation. It was a straightforward and humble family business with quality food.

I really have a good meals and good experience here, if you worries because you were eat alone, here you no need to worries. The staff were welcoming guest so fast even they can’t speak english so well and so busy but they were so nice to foreign and understand what we ask. They have english menu also, and the food was fast fresh made super delicious I love the menu that I order. Will definitely come back here.