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Pa Tong Go Savoey

56 Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100, Thailand

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56 Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100, Thailand

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+66 95 591 5651
HoursMonday: Closed Tuesday: 5:00 – 11:00 PM Wednesday: 5:00 – 11:00 PM Thursday: 5:00 – 11:00 PM Friday: 5:00 – 11:00 PM Saturday: 5:00 – 11:00 PM Sunday: 5:00 – 11:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Pa Tong Go Savoey

Skip the sit-down dessert shops and head into Yaowarat's evening buzz for bags of freshly fried pa tong go. This Michelin Bib Gourmand street cart turns out golden Chinese crullers that stay crisp on the outside and airy within. Night-market explorers reliably seek out the cart to cap an evening food crawl. Takeaway lines move briskly, handing over hot, golden dough alongside rich pandan sangkhaya custard or sweetened condensed milk. An order of warm crullers paired with sweet green dip or a cup of soy milk delivers an uncomplicated Chinatown nightcap.

  • Signature Pa Tong Go: Golden fried dough fritters known for a crisp exterior and a light, fluffy center.
  • Sweet Dipping Sauces: Hot crullers come paired with fragrant green pandan sangkhaya custard or sweetened condensed milk.
  • Swift Takeaway Service: Even with queues stretching down Yaowarat Road, the cart staff packs takeaway orders in minutes.
  • Bib Gourmand Recognition: A recognized Michelin Bib Gourmand stop popular for rounding out an evening street-food tour.
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Why Diners Choose Pa Tong Go Savoey

Discover why evening crowds queue for these hot, freshly fried dough fritters and pandan dip in Yaowarat.

  • Crispy, Fluffy Fried Dough Fritters

    The Thai-style dough fritters are freshly fried on the street until crisp on the exterior while maintaining a light, pillowy interior.

    It was crispy outside and fluffy inside, perfect little sweet snack.

    Kamilla

  • Fragrant Pandan Kaya Dipping Sauce

    Hot dough sticks come paired with rich pandan kaya custard and sweet condensed milk for a balanced dessert bite.

    Takeaway fried dough with additional 1 serving of pandan cream (kaya), was extremely good. Light and fluffy. Pandan cream was good too.

    T greensake

  • The Ideal Evening Chinatown Finale

    Operating as an evening Chinatown food cart, it serves as a walk-up dessert stop while wandering Yaowarat Road.

    Ideal last stop to end with a dessert the street food experience in China town.

    Manuel Poncia

  • Quick Takeaway Street Cart Service

    Operating strictly as a takeaway sidewalk cart, the stall delivers hot street snacks packed for eating on the go.

    Long queue cleared relatively fast. Only takeaway is available.

    T greensake

  • Renowned Michelin Bib Gourmand Recognition

    Visitors regularly target this celebrated stall to tick off an acclaimed Michelin Bib Gourmand street food staple in Bangkok.

    Michelin Chinese donut. Very nice and cheap. During I visit no need to queue.

    Kitto Chong

  • Essential Yaowarat Checklist Stop

    Recognized widely as a must-visit Bangkok food guide destination, it ranks high on street food itineraries.

    My favorite Michelin spots in Chinatown Bangkok, Thailand

    Henry Wu • San Francisco Travel + Lifestyle

Frequently Asked Questions

What sauces or dips can you get with the fried dough?

Patonggo (crispy Thai-style fried dough fritters) are served with sweet dips, with pandan custard (sangkhaya / kaya) and sweetened condensed milk being the most popular choices. Other options mentioned by patrons include chocolate and caramel sauces.

Are the portions suitable for sharing?

Portions are generous and dough-heavy, so a single set can easily satisfy two people as a dessert or snack.

Can you sit down and eat at the stall?

This street stall operates primarily as a takeaway cart in Chinatown Yaowarat. Most visitors grab their orders freshly fried to enjoy on the move or take back to their hotel.

How long are the queues and wait times?

Wait times can vary significantly. The cart can get very crowded with long lines in the evening, though queues often move relatively fast, and arriving early around opening time can help you avoid a line entirely.

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