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Had the Crispy Pork Noodle Soup, the first item in the order menu, which costs 60 Baht. Overall, the crispy pork with very crispy skin is also tasty when soaking in the soup. The part of the crispy pig is also satisfactory. The soup is well flavored, but it has me thirst for the meal. I guess the soup has added some MSG to make it delicious. If you have a big appetite, you might need a second dish. For me, I find it enough to fill the hunger without getting too full. The environment is clean and the atmosphere relax with beautiful Thai Pop songs in the background. When I was there, the employees know little to no English. When I visited, they ask, Pork? I said yes, and they served the Crispy Pork. I suggest using the translation software like Google Translate App to perform image translation as it is quite accurate. Will be back to try their other dishes.

This cool white business for the first time tried. Everything was in Thai, but with the help of the photos on Google Maps reviews and the help of the helpful staff I could place my order. I had Kway-Chap with rolled noodles and a side order crispy roasted pigs with Thai iced tea. The noodles were soft and delicately smooth. The crispy roasted pig was probably deep roasted to have this excellent crispy cripple with every bite. It wasn't too salty, which is good that I have high blood pressure. The Thai iced tea, with only a fine sweetness, was also pleasant in the hot tropical weather. The white walls, the white floor tiles, the white chairs and the bright tables created a bright and bright feeling for the shop. While there is no aircon, there are 5 fans to circulate the air and keep the cool. Beautiful background music and reasonable price too!

Very nice crispy pork. You should reach this restaurant earlier. When I was there, only crispy pork and chickens are available. Test is good

One of our favorite hitover BF for this Thai Kway Chup. Love the crispy pig. definitely worth a try

Great thai breakfast. Love the crispy pork and the kueychap.