Kway Teow Roo
Why worth it
- A hidden noodle stall in Talad Noi whose name literally means 'noodles in a hole', tucked into a narrow alley off Charoen Krung
- A local favorite discovered mostly through word of mouth and social media food-hunters
- Old-school Bangkok noodle soup served in a genuinely hole-in-the-wall setting
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Latest Google Reviews
Kway Teow Roo – A Hidden Gem for Lunch If you're looking for authentic local food away from the tourist crowds, Kway Teow Roo is a true hidden gem. I stopped here for lunch, and it exceeded every expectation. The bowl of noodles came with a rich, crystal-clear broth packed with flavor, perfectly cooked pork, handmade meatballs, crispy fried garlic, fresh spring onions, bean sprouts, and crispy wonton pieces that added a wonderful crunch. Every spoonful tasted fresh and comforting. On the side, I ordered their roasted pork with crispy wontons and a sweet soy-based sauce. The pork was incredibly tender and juicy, with just the right amount of caramelized flavor. Simple ingredients, prepared with real skill. The quality of the food was outstanding, portions were generous, and everything was served fresh. This is the kind of family-run place that locals love—and after one visit, it's easy to understand why. If you appreciate authentic street food, don't miss Kway Teow Roo. One of the best lunches I've had, and a place I'll gladly return to.
Tucked away in a hidden alley, it’s one of those places you might easily miss! The menu is very limited, and honestly, sometimes that’s the best sign.. and definitely was here! We ended up ordering twice! We’ve had the first noodle dish on the menu and the sweet pork. Both were exceptional! The sweet pork, in particular, instantly took me back to my childhood! Comforting, nostalgic and incredibly well done. Simple, authentic and unforgettable. Honestly deserve a Michelin nod.
Love the noodles here. Had the dry version and like that it was served not overly greasy but still damn yummy. The highlights were the fish dumplings, fish cake and moo daeng. Just walk to the back of the shop, lots of tables in there.
Noodle soup that hits the right spot. Tasty and reasonably priced. They have a stand up stall in the front of the street and tucked away behind are where the main stall is located.
We noticed a long line waiting for a bowl of noodles, so we wanted to check it out. The food was just okay, but the staff were quick and very polite. Many people eat here, and the price is 60 THB for a bowl.
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