[2025 Bangkok Restaurant] Travel Guide for Hoi Tod Chaw Lae - Thong lor (Updated Mar)

Address: 25, 55 thong lo rd Environment/facilities: many seats, clean Specialties: crispy fried oyster cakes, seafood cakes Price per person: $50up Rating: 9/10 #Tripcom5th Anniversary #tripmoment #foodie #bangkok #thailand #Bangkok Food in Thailand #Thailand Travel 2022 #Thailand Travel Guide #Thailand Hotels #Solo Travel

Hoi Tod Chaw Lae The store is located at Exit 1 of BTS S7 Station. Go straight to the end and turn right. When you see the overpass, go past the opposite station and walk a few shops. It's about 8 minutes away. Business hours: 9:30-22:30 This is a store that specializes in Thai seafood pancakes. The skin is fried very crispy, fresh and delicious. The fried oyster pancake is really delicious. Many famous Thai stars come here to patronize. The walls are covered with photos of Thai stars. You can try it when you come to Bangkok ICONSIAM. It's 8 minutes' walk away.

#Free VIP room change on the 27th of each month Member Day Address – Sukhumvit Soi 55, Khlong Tan Nuea, Wattana Bangkok 10110 Environment/Facilities - Clean shop with air conditioning Features - Oyster Cake Specialty Store Price per person: $30 Rating - 85 On Sukhumvit Soi 55, Japan Street in Thong Lo District, Bangkok, there is a small shop that specializes in oyster cakes and has been standing firm for a long time. Of course, there is a reason for this! The auntie chef of the shop is right at the door, so it is easy to recognize. The store is not big, and the customers are both local Thais and tourists. The strange thing is that this restaurant seems to be quite famous in Korea, and you can often see a bunch of Korean girls eating there.. Oyster cake, also known as oyster omelette, is called หอยทอด (pronounced: 海 tod) in Thai. หอย (pronounced: 海) actually just means shellfish. When combined with “fried” ทอด (pronounced: tod), it becomes oyster cake / oyster omelette by convention! The shop specializes in oyster cakes, and sells the following types: Hoy tod Mushroom Oyster Cake (60-80 Baht) Seafood tod Seafood Omelette (100-120 baht) Or suan soft oyster cake (about 120 baht) Or ror Crispy Fried Oyster Cake (about 120 baht) Pat Thai Kung Sod (80-100 baht) Nick ordered the Or suan soft oyster pancake with chives and sprouts. Thai oyster cakes have a stickier texture because they use more batter, and the oysters used here are quite large. The crispy egg-wrapped shrimp fried with golden rice noodles (pad thai) is also their signature dish. The golden vermicelli is wrapped in the egg, the shrimp is quite big, and the ingredients are sufficient. It is paired with the delicious homemade chili sauce. Perhaps the real ingredients are the reason why the store can attract local customers and tourists? . Register as a Trip member to buy air tickets and book hotels to earn Trip coins to use as cash~ #Thailand #Bangkok #Thai food