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  1. Khao Tom Jay Suay

    Thai

    Eat 65
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    A century-old rice porridge shop in Chinatown that keeps the lights on until the small hours, mostly for Bangkok's after-hours chef crowd. The setup is blunt and practical: whatever came in fresh that day sits out front, you pick it, you say how you want it cooked. Tea-smoked duck is a fixture. It's a hangover cure you take before the hangover arrives.

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    • Tea-smoked duck

      “some dishes remain constant, like the tea-smoked duck and the clear soup with pickled plum.”

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    • Clear soup with pickled plum

      “some dishes remain constant, like the tea-smoked duck and the clear soup with pickled plum.”

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    547 Phlap Phla Chai Road, Prom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok · Bangkok
    Phone
    022239592

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