[4K] VICTORY MONUMENT Hidden FOOD GEMS in BANGKOK / BOAT NOODLE ALLEY

In today's walk we will explore Victory Monument area, where we will also eat at Bangkok's famous BOAT NOODLE ALLEY 🔥 If you love spicy food I would recommend to check it out!
🌍How to get there:
BTS Victory Monument.
🍜Restaurant:
Payak Noodle Boat
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[@markanthonymisa9438]

Been there last month, nice place..

[@ThailandWalker]

Good! Did u try the boat noodle?

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[@kimy4044]

Hi. Do you what time they close. I reach the hotel near there quite late.

[@ThailandWalker]

Hello, Payak Boat noodle close 9am - 9pm🇹🇭😀

[@scottmcintire8634]

I will be staying near that area for a few day in December, and will check it out, but am wondering if the noodle dishes are only soup type, or if you can get stir fried noodles dish like rad nah, pad see ew, pad Thai and such, as well as khao pat (fried rice), pad krapow moo (spicy ground pork with basil) and similar dishes? Thanks in advance!

[@ThailandWalker]

At boat noodle alley they sell the boat noodle soup and boat noodle dry. The orher dishes I am 99% sure you can get around victory monument, its a transportation hub, so allot of restaurants and food vendors😊 Hope you enjoy your time in december!🇹🇭😄

[@scottmcintire8634]

@@ThailandWalker Thanks! I will first spend about 13 days in Laos, where I will likely dine mostly at street vendors stalls and night markets, and then spend a total of 5-1/2 days in Bangkok, which will be around the 20th anniversary of my first trip to Bangkok. Among my favorite dishes from that first trip were the rad nah noodles and the pad see ew noodles from a Bangkok night market, and I thought that I’d like to again experience and relive the vibe, flavor (particularly the wok hei essence of the flat rice noodles) and the magic again 20 years later. 🙏🙏🙏

[@ThailandWalker]

@scottmcintire8634 Exciting! 20 years anniversary going to Thailand🙌Pad see ew is one of my favorites too🙏😀 If you go to a market, make sure to also eat the lang saeb, its aroi!