[2025 Bangkok Restaurant] Travel Guide for Patonggo Cafe (Updated May)

This fried dough stick is not simple! Are you still complaining that it’s breakfast for the elderly? You can choose the seasoning of the fried dough sticks here! There are both salty and sweet ones, and you can also add chocolate and condensed milk! The boss kneads the dough by hand every day, and it tastes crispy. It is also a delicacy recommended by Michelin! At that time, in addition to the special Thai fried dough sticks, there were also various light meals and drinks. The restaurant was basically full every day. The store is not big, so it will be a bit crowded when it is full, but the food is really delicious! There are Michelin medals and royal praise on the walls. It is a very famous local internet celebrity store. If you travel to Thailand, you can go there to try a different kind of fried dough sticks. Address: 246 Phra Sumen Rd, Talat Yot, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Opening hours: 8:30-18:00 #Thailand

Anyone looking for an old restaurant in Bang Lamphu, Bangkok, I would like to recommend this restaurant. 🍛🇹🇭 ✨️"Pathongko Cafe"✨️ is a legendary restaurant that has been around since 1968. It is prominently located on the corner of Phra Sumen Road and Sip Sam Hang Road, opposite Kasikorn Bank. It is easy to notice. 🏆Pathongko Cafe has received the Michelin Guide 2018 & 2019 award for two consecutive years. 📸The restaurant is visited by both Thai and foreign tourists, and Youtubers / influencers / vloggers often come to review this restaurant. 🍜Recommended menu items are noodles, crispy pork rice, red pork, and the highlight is the pathongko. Eat it with a cold drink to quench your thirst, making it even more delicious. 🥢 The restaurant is open every day from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (No parking) Parking is available at the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration's parking building) #Where to go this summer #Cafe review #Recommend delicious restaurants #cafe #Cafe life #Bangkok attractions #Delicious restaurants #michelinguide

While the design is undeniably eye-catching, the daytime lighting may reveal some dirt marks, though this doesn't detract significantly from the overall charm of the place. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, with very limited space available. Opting for a bike might be a more convenient choice to avoid the hassle of finding a spot for your vehicle. Once inside, however, the experience is sure to delight both coffee enthusiasts and food lovers alike. The coffee and food items both are worth visiting this place. #thonglorbangkok#excellent #couplestrip

I saw a lot of people recommending this Thai dough sticks cafe on YouTube, so I planned to have breakfast here early in the morning. Patonggo Cafe’s signature dish is Thai dough sticks! The special thing is that it is short and fat, and you can choose different flavors. This time I chose the most classic pandan sauce flavor, and sprinkled coconut shreds on it, which is very refreshing. Another local hidden way of eating it is to dip it in Thai milk, which also has a unique flavor. In addition to Thai fried dough sticks, the store also offers savory foods such as roast meat and fried noodles. It can be considered a complex coffee shop, and there are different choices if you go there at noon. This time I ordered pandan sauce fried dough sticks with Thai milk for just 100 baht, which is really cheap.

Usually, what you see on the Internet are mostly recommendations for the fried dough sticks stalls in Chinatown. Today I want to recommend one of my favorite shops that I have been to for three consecutive years❤️ A dough stick specialty store near Khao San Road 🙋The boss is very cute. If he hears that you can speak Chinese🚶, he will come to your table and teach you new ways to eat youtiao😂😂