Rung Rueang Pork Noodles

Very local feel for dining. Their staff can speak basic english so communucation is easy. Food is clearly presented on the menu and has english translation. Staff will show you to a table and take your order. Can choose noodles and portion size. Food is prepared to order and served very fast. Price is cheap. Small portion + drink is less than THB100. Small portion is small enough for moderate eater to order 2 different dishes. Else, it is perfect if you just need a light snack or just want to try. The meat portions are generous and cooked very well. The tomyum is sourish and slightly spicy. Very local taste👍🏼👍🏼😋😋 The fresh orange is the type only found in Thailand (green skin orange).

I dropped by this stall around 3:30 PM, just before they were about to close—lucky timing! If you happen to miss it, don’t worry—there’s another stall just across the road next to 7-Eleven with a different vibe. I ordered the dry noodles, and they were cooked perfectly—springy and just the right texture. The meat was fresh, and the fish dumplings are a definite must-try—so tasty! The staff were very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Prices are very reasonable for the quality. The only downside is the traffic—it's quite jammed in the area, so plan accordingly. If you're looking for good noodles and warm service, this stall is a great choice. And if you're in the mood for something different, the one opposite offers a nice change of scenery too.

Delicious soup noodle and I personally prefer the soup noodle to the dry noodle. I tried both stores (this one and the sister store across the street with Michelin rating) in 2 consecutive days. Although they serve the same dishes, I personally prefer this store as the soup is hotter and tastes more peppery and their noodles and minced pork are cooked better. Pictures attached are the store I preferred (ie without the Michelin rating).

My favorite and best of my Bangkok trip!!! I had it two days in a row! Go for the thin beehoon, it soaks up the soup perfectly and every bowl is packed with ingredients. Absolutely delicious and something I’ll definitely return for! I ordered Grab delivery, still SO GOOD.

Very popular place. It’s really hot in the restaurant, plus the soup is served hot. I got the medium noodles but was expecting rice vermicelli. Instead it was sorta a mix between rice vermicelli noodles and glass noodles. Didn’t really like that noodle choice. The broth is flavourful. Expect to leave sweaty.

Came after 1pm and still crowded. This is an excellent and very popular Michelin rated restaurant that serves street food noodles. The noodle was exquisite and tasteful even without soup. Pork balls were cold but yet delicious. The drinks were extremely soothing particularly in this heat and spicy dish (I added myself their homemade chili). Service was fast and obviously efficient. Advice: choose small portion and with soup, particularly if it’s your first venture into Thai street noodle style. If you crave for more, try other noodle and soup type. Like this you can easily try a variety of them. The price is very affordable especially for a restaurant

One of the best examples of great value for money street food eateries in Bangkok. You can have a great lunch of a bowl of noodles for 70-80 baht. If you're not yet accustomed to Thai spice, I would say it's best to get the regular non-tom yum version and just add chili or lime to your desired flavor, because the tom yum version will get you sweating along with the heat. We liked both the soup and dry versions, so it's definitely worth trying both

Cheap and good. Recommend to order the big size if you're hungry if there is, I ordered the medium and the portion is rather small for a guy. If you go during peak hour there will be queue, for context two same store and both have queue. Life hacks go during off peak and immediately walk in. 1 noodle 1 drink 90 baht.