3 Best Noodle Soup Shops
Uthai Thani has much more noodle stalls than 7 elevens. I’ve tried enough to list a top 5 of the best noodle soups I’ve had so far. I’m pretty satisfied about my choice, but as I already had to change this list once I’m always open to suggestions.
1. Bami Hongte Noodle
This dish is my absolute favorite. It is called Kiew Nam. It’s like a ravioli with thai flavours. You can’t buy these exact noodles anywhere, they are hand made on the spot. The sweetness of the moo daeng (slightly sweetened red pork slices) balances the saltiness of the pasta. The home made puff pastry cookie adds a nice crunchy touch to the dish. I could eat this everyday!
This dish costs 30 Baht or 40 Baht for a big bowl.
Home made noodles.
Kiew Nam is not their only great dish. Bami Nam, the yellow noodles are delicious and home made as well. If you can’t decide on whether you prefer the Bami Nam or the Kiew Nam, don’t worry they sell a mix!
Bami Hongte Noodle is located near the the triangled park ‘Talad nat saun 200 Pee’.
The directions on Google Maps.
| day | opening hours |
|---|---|
| monday | 11:00 - 15:00 |
| tuesday-sunday | 11:00 - 20:00 |
2. Fo Dyeng Yang
This dish is called sen lek haeng tom yam khai. It might not really classify as a noodle soup as it is a dry version, but it comes with broth. It is up to you whether you add it or not. The rib broth is so rich of flavor it’s almost a dish on it’s own. The noodles (which you can choose) are dipped in the broth until they have the right texture. Then they add spices, lime and herbs which is balanced with the sweetness of moo daeng. The soy sprouts, chopped peanuts and fried dough gives the dish a crunch. Usually the dish includes fish balls, but I’m not a big fan of those so they leave them out for me. ‘sen lek haeng tom yam khai’ is a perfect balance between salty, sweet, sour and spicy to me. I love the flavours of this dish!
This dish costs 45 Baht.
Fo Dyeng Yang is located near Anuban Muang.
The directions on Google Maps.
| opening hours | closing day |
|---|---|
| 10:00-21:00 | 1st and 16th of the month |
3 TjéNhook
This dish is called Moo Toon which means steamed pork. The meat is so tasty and tender. It’s so soft it falls apart after the first bite. They add exactly the right amount of sauce from the meat into the broth so it’s not too predominant, but just the right balance.
This dish costs 35 Baht or 45 Baht for a big bowl.
TjéNhook is located in Trok Rong Ya Walking Street/ถนนคนเดิน ตรอกโรงยา.
The directions on Google Maps.
| opening hours | opening days |
|---|---|
| 9:00 - 15:00 | daily |