Ratchawong Pier
Nail All Talk-of-The-Town Food Shops in The Old Town
Hop on a Chao Phraya speed boat and off at “Ratchawong Pier” to capture the scenic old town and the classic beauty of Chao Phraya River before start your food-hunting journey on Song Wat Road where dessert lovers, chillsters and adventurous-savory addicts unanimously agree on its decency.
Wood Brook Bangkok: Leisurely soak up the cool breeze at the rive-view cafe
Escape from all the hassles on Song Wat Road and slip into a cool and relaxing cafe, “Wood Brook Bangkok” hidden in the top level of Urby, a chic riverside hostel by the Chao Phraya River. While the combination of wood and bare concrete walls unveils the pleasurable simplicity, peacefulness and classy charm. The signature menus are subtly mixed and matched with local raw ingredients like “Brook Mountain”, a Thai style milked coffee sprinkled with crunchy cookie crumbs on top, “Wood Woof”, a milked tea with coffee jelly, and “Kao-Lad Affogato”, a milked coffee smoothie featuring the cafe’s special recipe of uniquely aromatic chestnut syrup.
Opening Time: Mon – Sat 10:00 – 19:00
Je Dao Khao Rad Kaeng: A quick-recharge station during rush hours
After a boat ride to Ratchawong Pier, if your stomach starts crying, swerve into “Je Dao Khao Rad Kaeng” and select your food choices to top a dish of steamy rice. Among 20 trays of side dishes, the highly recommend are Moo Thod Nam Pla (Fried Pork with Fish Sauce), Kaeng Khiao Wan Kai (Green Curry with Chicken) or a spicier dish like Kaeng Som Nho Mai Dong (Hot & Sour Soup with Pickled Bamboo Shoots and Fresh Fish) and finish with a fried-egg. You will definitely leave out with a stomach full of happiness at wallet-friendly prices.
Opening Time: Mon – Sun 11:00 – 18:00
Khanom Jeep A Liang: Taste the famous classic Tae Chew dumplings
When roaming in Song Wat area, try “Khanom Jeeb A Liang” where is the local favorite menu is served! Through 70 years, this street food vendor has managed to perfectly preserve the legendary tastiness alongside Song Wat Road. No matter how many dumplings made every day, it is always sold out! According to the original Tae Chew dumpling recipe, the wrapper is free of color additive. For pork fans, try the well-seasoned Khanom Jeep Moo or pork-filling dumplings topped with crispy garlic and slightly sour Chinese black vinegar sauce whereas fans of shrimps are recommended to order Khanom Jeep Kung or shrimp-filling dumplings topped with delectable three-flavored sauce.
Opening Time: Mon – Sun 12:00 – 21:00
Ice Cream Kao Lat Nuury: Trace the popular ice cream with salty topping
Feeling exhausted after a long day wandering around? Refill your energy tank with blissful ice cream in front of Luang Kocha Mosque at “Ice Cream Kao Lat Nuury”. Whether you choose the rich, creamy, aromatic a bit salted Thai style coconut or the western chocolate flavor, it will be sprinkled with the signature frozen-premium chestnuts guaranteed for the splendid crunchiness and saltiness that match perfectly well with ice cream sweetness. Whoever try is craving to be back for more. In case you wish to buy some home, it also offers a delivery service to the doorstep!
Opening Time: Mon – Sun 08:00 – 16:30
