Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu @Dinso Rd

Noodle shop · Wat Bawon Niwet

Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu @Dinso Rd

Noodle shop · Wat Bawon Niwet

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115/5 Dinso Rd, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

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Signature Pad Thai with char-grilled pork, prawns, or pork belly  

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115/5 Dinso Rd, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Get directions

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฿200–300

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115/5 Dinso Rd, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Get directions

+66 89 811 1888
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@padthaifaitalu

฿200–300

Features

restroom
popular for solo dining
parking free street
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Aug 7, 2025

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Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu (Dinsor Road)

"The tempting scent of sizzling pork greets you at this vibrant restaurant by chef Andy Yang. Their signature dish features nicely char-grilled pork loin slices atop savoury Pad Thai. Another recommendation is the Pad Thai with fresh prawns, stir-fried in their shell for sweet, delicious meat. For top-notch Pad Thai and skilled wok-based cooking at a fair price, this is your spot." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/bangkok-region/bangkok/restaurant/eat-pad-thai
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World’s Famous Chefs Reveal Their Favourite Thai Dish

"Try phad thai here: Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu (Dinsor Road), Bangkok." - Pruepat 'Maprang' Songtieng

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/people/world-s-famous-chefs-reveal-their-favourite-thai-dish
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MICHELIN Food Map: Bangkok’s Historic Rattanakosin

"Those looking for a little extra something in theirphad thaishould head straight for Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu. At the front is a food cart where you can see the flames shooting up around the pan as thephad thaiis being prepared, hence its name (fai ta lutranslates loosely to “piercing flame”). Inside, this traditional shophouse is lit up by flashy neon, presenting thephad thaidishes under a new light, literally and figuratively." - MICHELIN Guide Thailand

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/michelin-guide-restaurants-map-bangkok-historic-rattanakosin
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Use Your Noodle: A Primer on Thai Noodles

"Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu (Dinsor Road) (Bib Gourmand, MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2022)" - Andrew Fowler

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/features/use-your-noodle-a-primer-on-thai-noodles-sg
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kristiyanti Liephing

Google
If you want to try a more upscale version of Pad Thai, this place is worth a visit. In my opinion, the tastiest one is the version with pork belly—highly recommended! The other dishes are also good, but make sure to try their signature menu. That being said… it’s honestly very expensive 🤣 like really expensive. Oh, and my mom uses a wheelchair, and she was still able to enter. We just had to lift the wheelchair a little to get inside.

Chesper-Joghne Pang

Google
[NOTE: If you choose to use Grab car to get to PTFTL @ Dinso, do not choose "Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu, Dinso Road..." as the dropoff point. It is the wrong place. It took me 10mins++ to walk to the correct location, having to cross the big highway past the monument roundabout, to finally arrive at the opposite side of it. Rather, you should choose "Fai Ta Lu Dinso" or the one immediately below, in Thai.] For 30 years++, I have never been a Pad Thai fan, avoiding it because the dish is so sickeningly sweet. After watching Mark Wiens and Gary Butler "brag" about Pad Thai on YouTube---or at least where to get the traditional, non-touristy ones, I thought I'd give it another shot. Well, I am proven wrong this time at PTFTL @ Dinso, and long time coming too... 😬 It was 2.40pm, I didn't have to wait. Pity this old and stocky sod, the seats were unfortunately one floor up. 😂 Given that the River Prawns, Crispy Pork Belly and the "Special" were all sold out 😭... I am left with and ordered the one with standard prawns, and another with pork jowl. (Yes---I read the reviews.) When the Pad Thai arrived, despite looking eh-oh gorgeous and delicious looking, the portions were indeed small... 😂 Two large bites and it's over... The noodles in both were all dente, full of Umami and tasted the same. So, it meant that the only difference between the 2 plates of Pad Thai was the protein. And well, the one with the pork jowl had a tiny punnet of spicy, sour dipping sauce. Overall, I enjoyed them. Tasty, packed a punch with the Wok Hei, and well, not sickeningly sweet. 👍👍👍👍👍 My first gripe was the lack of attentiveness of the waiting staff, who was more concerned with their mobile phones throughout the entire time I was there. Another table was so frustrated, they walked away without ordering. 👎👎👎 The second gripe was, for the price paid, one would expect the restaurant to use regular chopsticks as opposed to disposable ones, and to have a jar of Thai chilli flakes instead of the nasty prepacked ones that lacked flavour. There were no other Thai flavouring condiments that one normally sees that are placed on the table either. Odd... 🤔 The price tag is a little high compared to other vendors. My two plates of Pad Thai and a small can of Pepsi totalled more than 500 Baht. I had to remind myself that these Pad Thai here were a class of their own, above and beyond the ones from the street stalls. At least it was not as pricey as RAAN Jay Fai's Drunken Noodles. If I crave Pad Thai again during my next visit to BKK, I will drop in PTFTL @ Dinso again. And hopefully, I would remember not to choose the wrong dropoff point if I use Grab car. 😂

L. A_#

Google
Highly recommended. Delicious Phad Thai. I ordered the one with iberico pork belly and it was crispy and moist. I like that they gave 3 types of dipping sauce for the pork. A black sweet sauce, a chilli sauce with a tinge of sourness, and a mustard. I like that they have an air conditioned second level with ample seating. We went at 3pm and food was served within 10min. Limited drink selection though. Only beer, water, Pepsi and longan drink.

THANT ZIN

Google
It's like I've had the most delicious Pad Thai I've ever had. The portion size is perfect for one person. The taste is just right, spicy, salty, sweet and sour, all in perfect balance. The price and the taste are the same. 🫰🏼 I've definitely added this place to my must-visit list next time I'm in BKK. Thank you all chefs and service staff. 🙏🏻

José Sampaio

Google
Had a great meal here! The Pad Thai was flavorful, with just the right balance of sweet, tangy, and savory. The portion size was generous, and the noodles had a nice texture. The staff were friendly and the service was quick.

Cristian Oriak

Google
Incredible food! 100% worth eating here. By far the best pad Thai I’ve had, hands down. We had the crispy pork belly and pork. The pork belly was the crispiest, juiciest piece of pork belly I’ve had. Everything was seasoned wonderfully and the presentation was superb! In terms of service they forgot to bring us our drinks but the food came out fairly quick.

Matt Emmanuel

Google
Compared to other Pad Thais, this spot has the perfect ratio of sweet to savory. Many places tend to be overwhelmingly sugary, while this one is more subtle. Also for the chef’s special, the serving size of the actual Pad Thai is small, the basic version comes with almost double the amount! Overall solid food but at a higher cost for the “hip vibes”.

Anders Hejlsvig

Google
Really nice place with good food! Fancy decorations and a lot of space. We tried the shrimp 🦐 and pork pad Thai which was both really good. Got a really nice and warm welcome when we entered the place, but after that, the service went downhill, but it was still a really nice place!