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Old 02-10-2008, 10:44 AM
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Re: Eating in Bangkok
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Originally Posted by puchaihuayhuay View Post
hey bros, i was on my way from ratchada to ramkamhaeng and my cab didn't go the usual way (via praram9) and opted for the small roads. i went passed a shop on my right that says "singapore hainanese chicken rice". i got no chance to try it and i was trying to type something last minute into my laptop.. no time to really notice where i was or the shop name.

hopefully some bros out there familiar with the roads can let me know the shop location... i asked the cab drivers before abt singapore chicken rice but they tell me the famous one which is that boon tong kee imitation and substandard one..
The shop is along Pracha U-Thit Road (aka Meng Jai). From your description, the shop should be on your right when you are travelling from Ratchada and this road will meet the intersection of Pradit Manutham Road toward Town in Town. Along that stretch of road, there is also a very good Kou Kar Moo (Pig leg rice) just beside the Chicken rice shop.

Further down after the chicken rice shop, on your left there is a Bak Ku Teh shop too! It is origin from Malaysia. Pretty ok but cannot compare to Malaysia standard but good enough to have such a decalices in Bangkok.

Cheers!