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Anong Boat Noodle Restaurant

2/14-15 Phahon Yothin Road, Khwaeng Samsen Nai, Khet Phaya Thai, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand

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2/14-15 Phahon Yothin Road, Khwaeng Samsen Nai, Khet Phaya Thai, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand

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+66 81 825 5574
HoursMonday: 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM Friday: 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

Plan your visit

About Anong Boat Noodle Restaurant

Bypass the canal-side crowds at the entrance of Boat Noodle Alley and walk deeper in. Longtime neighborhood eaters head straight to Anong Boat Noodle Restaurant for kuay teow ruea built on a dark, savory broth that skips the heavy sweetness of neighboring stalls. The routine is quick and unbothered: watch the cook ladle two-bite portions out front, then duck into the air-conditioned dining room away from the Bangkok heat. Order five or six bowls at a round—alternating between sliced beef, pork, and springy rice noodles—or stack past twenty to earn the house-tradition jumbo bottle of Coke.

  • Less-Sweet Broth: A rich, savory recipe that avoids the sugary broth profile typical of neighboring tourist-heavy stalls.
  • Air-Conditioned Haven: An enclosed, climate-controlled dining room offering quiet seating away from alley humidity and street smoke.
  • Stackable Portions: Two-bite bowls built for mix-and-match variety, backed by a house perk of a complimentary jumbo Coke for hitting 20 bowls.
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Why Choose Anong Boat Noodle Restaurant

Discover why Bangkok locals head past the canal queues for savory broth, cool seating, and towering bowl stacks—plan your visit today.

  • Balanced, Less-Sweet Traditional Broth

    The broth delivers a deeply savory profile that avoids the heavy sweetness typical of nearby tourist stalls, keeping regulars loyal for over a decade.

    It’s less sweet compare to the ones nearby.

    Wipada Sutthiroj

  • Local Alley Favorite Without the Queues

    Located further into Boat Noodle Alley, this clean shop caters to local regulars while bypassing the long outdoor tourist lines.

    this one has much less tourists here and is very hygienic.

    Oliver Ma

  • Mix-and-Match Mini Bowl Variety

    Bite-sized, affordable bowls let you sample across beef, pork, and tom yum variations in a single sitting without committing to one dish.

    Love this concept of mini bowls of noodles so you can try a little of everything.

    madie hart

  • Complimentary Jumbo Soda Milestone

    Gathering a table to stack up 20 bowls earns a complimentary jumbo bottle of Coke, turning bowl stacking into an energetic group milestone.

    finish 20 bowls of noodle and you get a jumbo bottle of coke.

    Nitin Bhatt

  • Enclosed Air-Conditioned Comfort

    An enclosed, air-conditioned dining area offers immediate cooling relief from Bangkok's intense heat and canal humidity.

    Also has an air-conditioned eatingroom so we didn't melt.

    Maarten van den Dungen

  • Quiet Respite Tucked Down the Soi

    Stepping just a bit deeper into the soi provides a peaceful dining escape from canal-side smoke, foot traffic, and sidewalk congestion.

    walk inside the alley to get some respite and find this hidden gem of a boat noodle place.

    Yuxiang Teo

Sample traditional mini-bowls, zesty tom yum, and classic Thai sweets—plan your visit to taste them all without the wait.

  • Boat Noodles

    A must go place for boat noodles. ₿18 per bowl and the flavours are just amazing.

    Derek Ku

  • Tom Yum Noodles

    The Tom yum is my favorite.

    madie hart

  • Mahachai Coconut Ice Cream

    ไอศกรีม มหาชัย อร่อยมากๆ

    yudhapong mapan

  • Khanom Thuai

    ขนมถ้วยอร่อยดีค่ะ

    SAKONWAN Su

Beyond the menu

From celebratory table perks to thoughtful, family-run hospitality, these four distinct gestures set the dining experience apart—plan your visit to experience them firsthand.

  • 20-Bowl Table Milestone Reward

    Tables that stack and finish 20 bowls of boat noodles are rewarded with a complimentary jumbo bottle of Coke.

  • Visual Noodle Sample Platter

    To ease language barriers, staff proactively bring out a physical display plate of raw noodle varieties so visitors can easily identify and choose their preferred texture.

  • Unprompted Hospitality Discounts

    The elder shop owners regularly surprise guests by insisting on spontaneous price reductions or rounding down the final bill as an act of heartfelt goodwill.

  • Personal Host Guidance for 'Mok' Meats

    The host warmly welcomes patrons and personally directs meat lovers toward the tender 'mok' preparation—steeping lightly blanched fresh beef or liver into rich hot broth.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do the portions and ordering work?

Dishes are served in traditional mini-portions designed for sampling multiple broth, noodle, and meat combinations in one sitting. Reviewers advise ordering several bowls per person to begin with, or stacking dishes across rounds.

Is there a long wait to get a table?

Unlike neighboring stalls along Boat Noodle Alley that frequently draw long queues of tour groups, this shop typically offers immediate indoor seating with functional air conditioning away from outdoor canal heat.

Is there a reward for ordering a large stack of bowls?

Tables that finish 20 bowls of noodles receive a complimentary jumbo bottle of soda as part of an established house promotion.

Are desserts available?

Alongside savory boat noodle broths, diners frequently finish their meals with traditional desserts like Mahachai coconut ice cream and khanom thuai (steamed coconut custard).

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