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Joom Silom - Sticky Rice

Thanon Sala Daeng, Si Lom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand

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Thanon Sala Daeng, Si Lom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand

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HoursMonday: Closed Tuesday: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM Wednesday: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM Thursday: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM Friday: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM Saturday: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM Sunday: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Joom Silom - Sticky Rice

This bustling Sala Daeng street cart serves made-to-order khao niao mamuang sliced straight from whole fruit. A line forms right around 4:00 PM as the owner unpacks crates of ripe fruit and warm coconut sticky rice. Each mango is checked for ripeness by hand before getting peeled, carved, and packed into takeaway boxes with rich coconut milk and crispy mung beans. Portions range up to a two-mango feast, built for grabbing on the walk back from the MRT or settling in on a bench near Lumphini Park.

  • Freshly Carved: Fruit is checked for ripeness and sliced directly to order for every customer.
  • Double Mango Portions: Generous options include a 200 THB container packed with two whole ripe mangoes.
  • Prime Silom Takeaway: A dedicated sidewalk takeaway cart stationed right off the Sala Daeng intersection.

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Why Choose Joom Silom

Why locals and travelers choose Joom Silom for freshly cut mango sticky rice in Bangkok.

  • Prepared Fresh Right in Front of You

    Every portion is crafted on-demand at the sidewalk cart, giving patrons the chance to watch fruit being inspected and sliced freshly right before serving.

    This street stall lets you watch as the mango is selected and prepared right in front of you.

    Dejan Stojsavljevic
  • Authentic Warm Rice and Ripe Fruit

    Warm, fragrant coconut sticky rice meets impeccably sweet mango, creating an authentic street-side Thai dessert standard.

    The mango sticky rice was still warm, creamy and super delicious. The mango itself- heavenly sweet and fresh!

    Nina Marinova
  • Easy Takeaway on the Commute to Your Hotel

    A conveniently situated Sala Daeng roadside cart makes picking up a fresh dessert box effortless while heading back to the hotel.

    Today too I went back there to ordered 2 Mango sticky rice to take at the hotel.

    Salvatore Pisanu
  • Generous Portions and Sizing Tiers

    Generous serving sizes deliver top-tier fruit portions at street-side value, including large sharing platters filled with two whole mangos.

    200baht is in a big round plastic container with 2 whole big mangoes. She even checks the mangoes (for ripeness) before cutting them up and slicing.

    Matthew Lazaro
  • Hype That Delivers on Expectations

    Travelers and food enthusiasts following social media recommendations find that the stall genuinely lives up to its online reputation.

    We came here from TikTok and it did not disappoint. Got a small size but portion was good and quick.

    Jodie B
  • Approved by Discerning Local Palates

    Even discerning local food lovers and picky Thai palates praise the consistent craftsmanship and balanced sweetness of the cart's recipe.

    Per my Thai husband, the best mango sticky rice he has ever had. Quite a compliment coming from him. . He's pretty picky when it comes to Thai food.

    A C

Before you head over

Practical advice for visiting Joom Silom's sidewalk dessert stall

  • Arrive Around 4:00 PM Opening

    The cart sets up around 16:00, with queues forming quickly right after opening. Arrive near opening to secure warm, freshly prepared sticky rice before the line stretches.

  • Plan for Sidewalk Takeaway

    Operating as a sidewalk stall at a busy street corner, there is essentially no dedicated indoor seating. Plan to take your dessert to-go or enjoy it back at your hotel.

  • Choose Your Portion Size

    Single servings are available at 100 THB, while the 200 THB platter includes two full mangos in a large container that easily feeds two people.

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