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ผัดไทยแม่อัม

3171 Khwaeng Khlong Tan, Khet Khlong Toei, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand

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3171 Khwaeng Khlong Tan, Khet Khlong Toei, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand

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HoursMonday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Saturday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Sunday: Closed

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About ผัดไทยแม่อัม

Classic old-school noodle craft—where a seasoned auntie works a blazing charcoal burner right out front. Khlong Toei regulars head here for noodles that dodge the cloying sugar common across the city. The Pad Thai balances tart tamarind and fresh lime against dried chili and deep wok hei. Insiders swap the shrimp for chicken, double up with stir-fried kuat gai, and finish with warm bua loy—tender rice dumplings and egg pooled in coconut milk.

  • Charcoal-Fired Cooking: Every plate is stir-fried to order by the same veteran cook over traditional charcoal heat in an open-air storefront.
  • Tamarind-Driven Balance: Noodles emphasize sharp tamarind, lime juice, and gentle chili heat rather than heavy sugar.
  • Traditional Bua Loy: Round out noodles with bowls of warm coconut milk soup loaded with small, chewy rice dumplings.
RestaurantThaiFast food restaurant

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Why Diners Choose ผัดไทยแม่อัม

Taste Bangkok's time-honored noodle heritage cooked over charcoal woks—plan your visit to experience authentic street craft.

  • Tamarind and Lime Driven Balance

    Cooked with punchy tamarind and lime rather than cloying sweetness, yielding a traditional savory balance.

    Pad Thai with shrimp had a definite taste of tamarind and lime. Slightly spicy. Very good.

    Gabe

  • Authentic Street-Style Profile

    Stands out from typical tourist stalls with a disciplined recipe that stays authentic and customizable with table condiments.

    this is authentic pad thai. Not too sweet

    Claire de Luxe

  • Warm Bua Loy Dessert Pairing

    Follow up savory wok-fried noodles with warm coconut broth and chewy rice dumplings for an essential local meal ending.

    And the bua Loy complimented the food. Try it, you must!!

    Leo “Lemse” Zingenberg

  • Smoky Charcoal Stove Wok Hei

    Stir-fried over traditional charcoal braziers to impart an irreplaceable smoky aroma to every plate of noodles.

    ผัดด้วยเตาถ่านไม่เหมือนใคร

    Nonglak Wisitwattanakul

  • Uncommercialized Local Gem

    Delivers the distinct satisfaction of skipping commercialized venues for a celebrated neighborhood haunt at humble prices.

    An authentic hidden gem you cannot miss

    Fun Food Travelling

  • Single-Chef Matriarch Dedication

    Watching the seasoned matriarch personally fire each order in plain view adds genuine nostalgic comfort to every visit.

    it’s always the same auntie cooking and she has magic hands.

    M

Discover the standout wok-fried classics and traditional sweets that define this Khlong Toei staple, and plan your visit to savor them fresh from the pan.

  • Pad Thai

    One of the best Pad Thai in Bangkok and this last month here we ate it a lot in different places 😜. Perfect balance of flavours.

    Fun Food Travelling

  • Bua Loy

    Tried also the dessert called Bua Loy, which was some very small rice dumplings in coconut milk and it was nice too!

    Ada Cheng

  • Kuat Gai

    Order pad Thai chicken, kuat gai and bua loy with egg. Love them all!

    Ysabel Kuang

  • Mango Sticky Rice

    Also, their version of Khao Niao Mamuang was also good!

    John R

Frequently Asked Questions

Which protein or dish should you choose for Pad Thai?

While shrimp is an option, it typically includes just two prawns; diners frequently suggest choosing chicken or other proteins like roast pork or chicken kuat gai for better value and portioning.

Are traditional Thai desserts available to pair with your meal?

Yes. Traditional warm desserts such as Bua Loy (glutinous rice dumplings in sweet coconut milk, available with or without egg) and mango sticky rice are popular meal complements.

Where can you park if driving to the restaurant?

There is no dedicated on-site parking at the shop. Visitors arriving by car usually park at nearby spots such as Big C or Lotus's and walk, or take a Grab or taxi instead.

Can you get vegetarian or vegan dishes?

Yes, vegan and vegetarian preparations can be made without meat, and the venue accommodates vegetarian dining options.

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