🇹🇭If you come across these 3 beef rice restaurants in Bangkok, go straight to them! Delicious to the point of stamping your feet 😭

#曼谷美食攻略 While looking for food on the streets of Bangkok, I found these 3 "Beef Rice Kings" that are highly recommended even by locals! From the same ones as celebrities to the aroma of charcoal fire, every bite is unforgettable, so take note of it quickly~ 🍚1. CHUNN (same as BKPP) The queuing king made famous by Thai star BKPP! The must-order signature beef rice is piled with juicy beef slices, topped with runny pickled egg yolk and golden garlic slices. The egg yolk is pierced and mixed, and the richness is extremely rich~ The grilled beef tongue is tender and charred, and the beef sandwich is filled with juicy steak. No wonder there are always crowds during meal times! Remember to grab a seat early. 🍚2. neua.neur.bkk (same as Eddie Peng) It is said that Eddie Peng must eat this when he comes to Bangkok! The specialty is northern Thai-style beef rice. The beef belly is roasted until it is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and the gravy is locked in just the right amount. It is paired with spicy sauce and lemon leaves and is super appetizing. The Thai Wagyu rice is stacked with soft-boiled eggs, chopped chilies and pickled radish. After mixing well, every grain of rice is covered with sauce, and it is so delicious! The store is almost entirely filled with locals, and the taste is absolutely authentic~ 🍚3. kemuri.bkk (charcoal aroma soul) Low-key but amazing charcoal grilled beef rice! The beef has a rich smoky aroma, and the tenderness after charcoal grilling is simply melt-in-your-mouth. The specially prepared sauce is salty, sweet and slightly spicy, and paired with onions and bean sprouts, it is refreshing and refreshing. I was unexpectedly attracted by the beef tongue! It’s soft and chewy, and is perfect with yuzu chili or soy sauce-soaked egg. It’s so rich in layers that you’ll want to order more! 💡Tips: CHUNN and neua.neur recommend eating at off-peak times to avoid queuing for more than half an hour. The prices of the three restaurants are between 100-200 baht, so there is no pressure for students! Next time you come to Bangkok, please put "eating beef rice" on your priority list. You will definitely not want to leave after eating it. #Bangkok Food #Thai Beef Rice #Celebrity Restaurant #Must Eat in Bangkok #Local Food Recommendations