Street Food

Suki Talad Noi

Street Food · Thai · Bangkok · Thailandia

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4.2Google (1,881)
1creator review

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The dry suki is the undisputed star, a savory, smoky stir-fry that captivates with its wok hei. Reviewers describe the overall vibe as a humble, no-frills spot delivering pure, addictive flavor.

He stir-fries the meat, egg, seasoning, and suki sauce, then adds mung bean noodles, cabbage, Chinese celery, and water morning glory. The napa cabbage remains so crisp because he puts it on the bottom of the bowl without cooking it. The sauce is the most important thing, made with fermented soybean, giving it a cheesy, fermented flavor with vinegar, garlic, and chilies. The beef is tender but not mushy. The broth is nice, smooth, pure, with the flavor of the bones.
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1 creator has covered Suki Talad Noi. Most active: Mark Wiens

  • Mark Wiens
    Mark Wiens

    Thai Street Food - Sold Out in 2 Hours!! 🇹🇭 Best Food in Old Bangkok - Talad Noi! · @ 23:00

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    A legendary suki restaurant in Talad Noi, known for its perfectly cooked vegetables and a phenomenal fermented soybean sauce, usually very busy but quiet on rainy nights.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Suki Haeng (Dry Suki)

      He stir-fries the meat, egg, seasoning, and suki sauce, then adds mung bean noodles, cabbage, Chinese celery, and water morning glory. The napa cabbage remains so crisp because he puts it on the bottom of the bowl without cooking it. The sauce is the most important thing, made with fermented soybean, giving it a cheesy, fermented flavor with vinegar, garlic, and chilies. The beef is tender but not mushy. The broth is nice, smooth, pure, with the flavor of the bones.

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