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Quality dining doesn't always come with a hefty price tag. This is especially true in Bangkok, as exemplified by these three remarkable spots.
Indulge in the excellence of 3 top-notch eateries in Bangkok, where a scrumptious feast can be yours for just 50 thousand dong.
1. On Lok Yun
On Lok Yun is an age-old eatery in Bangkok with an impressive 80-year legacy. Despite its unassuming appearance, this enduringly popular establishment is one of the culinary gems in the Thai capital.
On Lok Yun stands out as an eateries in Bangkok where age and menu diversity defy expectations. Unlike the common perception that century-old eateries stick strictly to traditional fare, here you'll discover a wide array of dishes and beverages from around the world.
On Lok Yun's menu boasts 16 delectable dishes and 4 drinks representing Thai, Chinese, and Western cuisines. Here, you can easily find authentic French toast, sausages, smoked meat, custard egg buns, buttered bread, and more. The diverse and colorful dishes, coupled with the white-themed decor, make it a perfect spot for photo enthusiasts.
In addition to Thai milk tea, the place offers black coffee, milk coffee, milo, and iced tea. Moreover, the prices for the food here are incredibly reasonable. A cup of Thai milk tea is only 25 baht (around 17,000 dong), the egg-wrapped toasted bread costs 35 baht (around 25,000 dong), and the custard egg bun is priced at 28 baht (around 20,000 dong).
Address: 72 Charoen Krung Road, Wongburapa Phrankorn, Bangkok, Thailand
Opening hours: 5:50 AM – 4:00 PM (daily)
2. Go Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice
Go Ang Pratunam is an eateries in Bangkok renowned for its specialty in chicken rice. The popularity is so immense that waiting for an empty table has become a 'daily norm.' To tackle this, the establishment has even set up a soft barrier for patrons to wait conveniently and maintain order in the serving area. Fortunately, the average wait time for a table here is only 15 to 30 minutes.
Considered as a Thai version of Hainanese chicken rice, the chicken rice at Go Ang Pratunam is a simple composition of a bowl of rice, sliced boiled chicken, and cucumber. Accompanied by a bowl of chicken broth and a small bowl of dark sauce, the tangy and spicy sauce with vinegar, chili, and ginger is the standout feature according to many diners.
The tender and sweet chicken pieces, paired with fluffy rice cooked in chicken broth, are sure to satisfy your taste buds. You can either pour the sauce over the rice and mix it or dip the chicken into the flavorful sauce for a delightful combination.
Despite its deliciousness and reputation, the food at Go Ang Pratunam is quite affordable. A portion of chicken rice costs only 40 to 60 baht, equivalent to around 28 to 42 thousand dong. Additionally, if you crave more, you can order boiled liver and gizzard with prices ranging from 60 baht (about 40 thousand dong) for a small plate to 120 baht (about 80 thousand dong) for a large one. The place also offers authentic Thai milk tea.
Address: Kaiton Pratunam Chicken Rice, Phetchaburi Rd Soi 30, Bangkok.
Opening hours: from 6 AM to 2 PM and from 5 PM to 2 AM
3. Toasted Bread Shop on Yaowarat Street
The toasted bread shop on Yaowarat street doesn't even have an English name for international visitors to conveniently 'transact.' But once you step into Bangkok's Chinatown, you'll unmistakably identify it – always bustling with customers forming queues from opening to closing time, with the irresistible aroma of freshly baked bread wafting down the street.
Specializing in 9 varieties of toasted bread fillings like butter, custard, chocolate, strawberry, pineapple, chili, and more, the shop, given its overwhelming popularity and long queues, has pre-prepared order slips to ensure each piece is served with the perfect crispiness as per customers' preferences.
Each piece of bread, roughly the size of two small young palms, is continuously baked on the griddle until golden on both sides. It's then passed to another team for slicing, filling, and swiftly boxed before being handed to customers. The warm, fragrant bread, still steaming, is incredibly enticing.
The freshly baked bread is delightfully crispy on the outside, soft inside, generously filled with sauce, guaranteeing an instant addiction. Not only are they delicious, but the prices are also incredibly reasonable – each piece costs only 20 baht, approximately 14,000 dong. To satisfy your hunger, you'll only need 4 or 5 pieces. If you're up for all 9 flavors, you might need at least one trusty accomplice.
Address: Yaowarat Street, Chinatown, Bangkok
Opening hours: from 7 PM to 11:30 PM
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Reference: Travel guide from Mytour
MytourMay 15, 2018
