Do note: Silom Soi 20 caters largely to office workers, so it is not open during the weekends and in the evenings.
Big lunch? The seafood grills open around noon.Įach spot is so local and established for so long that we can’t find their presence on the internet, but we strongly recommend going in for the pork knuckle, the Thai-style chicken biryani ( khao mok gai), and finish the tour with some coffee and condensed milk toasts. With friends? Check out that som tam place around the corner. Going solo? The stewed pork shoulder is very good. It’s the pinnacle of a cost-efficient lunch break as the soi is lined up with a lot of vendors offering different foods for the nearby office workers. Just a very brief walk from BTS Chong Nonsi is Silom Soi 20. Image credit: felixtanjaya/Instagram Silom Soi 20 Must visits include the toasted bun store Pung Ded, Jok Samyan with almost 70 years of experience making great congee, and the dry rice porridge at Khao Tom Haeng Rim Nuun. Delicacies line up along both sides of the road, with little restaurants here and there. Arguably, nowhere encapsulates the after-class dining vibes as good as Banthat Thong Road. Students of Chulalongkorn University often joke that they’re studying in a place surrounded by one big food court, and they’re absolutely correct. Image credit: aom_izim/Instagram Banthat Thong Road Just Google “Victory Monument Boat Noodles” and have fun, or if you’re in the mood for some good char siu, check out Khao Muu Daeng Pathom Lert Rod just a short walk away from the station. It’s an absolute must-try, but note that it’s quite packed during rush hour due to the transportation hub just right outside. The most famous spot in the area is the boat noodle spot located on the northeast side of the roundabout, serving delicious noodles for as long as the locals can remember. The places surrounding the monument are stacked with food stalls, tiny shopping malls filled with restaurants, and snacks you can easily buy for the road. While they’re not wrong, wherever there’s this people, there’s good street food.
People normally think of the Victory Monument as a hub for buses. Image credit: Anh Tuan To/Unsplash Victory Monument Highlights include the Mung Bean Dumplings from Khanom Tua Pap Silom, one of Bangkok’s most delicious pandan hot cakes at Khanom Khrok Singapore OK, and the mouthwatering fried pork with sticky rice at Moo Tod Chao Wang. Skewers, fish balls, Thai curries, and every Thai desserts and snack you can think of-it’s a treat for you, and everyone living with you, because we’re sure you won’t resist the temptation to buy some to take home later. We’re giving a fair warning to go in with an empty stomach, as once you enter, you’ll see rows upon rows of different street foods begging for your attention. Wanglang Market is located by the river, across from Siriraj Hospital. Image credit: blurouguru/Instagram Wanglang Market Start off with some good Guay Jub, homemade fishballs at Yoo Fishball, and maybe a seafood buffet at TK Seafood.įor a longer guide, check out our big itinerary to eat your way down Yaowarat Road. It will take at least a few days just to go through the prominent ones. A lot of dining spots on Yaowarat Road have been doing what they do best for decades. The road that makes up a large part of Bangkok’s Chinatown offers only the best street food options, because people are really spoilt for choice there, so it’s a survival of the fittest down to the smallest food stalls. When it comes to famous street food in Bangkok, many first think of Yaowarat Road, and with good reason. Learn how our offerings meet or exceed national standards.Where to find the most famous street food in Bangkok Image credit: Yoav Aziz/Unsplash Yaowarat Road RUSH University Medical Center has food options for patients and visitors that encourage healthy choices. Guest trays are available for $10 per meal (credit card only). Please note that the ordering process may differ from unit to unit.for deep cleaning and preparation for the next meal service. Our kitchen is closed between 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.After reviewing your menu please call us to place your order at ext.(#) = Grams of Carbohydrate | ♥ = Heart Healthy | 🍃 = Vegetarian | V= Vegan | R = Renal Placing an Order Look for the different symbols in the menus to find the best options for you: If you would like a paper copy of your menu please notify your nurse or the kitchen when placing your meal order. Carbohydrate amounts are available on all menu types for patients on a diabetic diet. Vegetarian and vegan items can be found on all the menus as appropriate. If you are unsure of your diet, nursing or a diet clerk can help direct you to the appropriate link. Below is a list of our menus that comply with the diet your doctor has prescribed for you.
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