Chiang Rai Noodles

5 MsCasey - a week ago

Returned for a second time as the noodles is springy and pork broth is so good! There are pickled radish bits that adds to the flavor of the soup and on a rainy day like today, this is real comfort food!

5 Connie Consumes - 4 years ago

This restaurant seems to only serve one noodle dish - pork noodles in broth, 50baht per bowl in the evenings. The dish was flavoursome and filling - thin noodles had great springy bite, broth was tasty, generous portion of sliced pork, sliced fishcakes and dumplings. As per usual, you can add chillies and other confident to tailor to your tastes. Clean restaurant and convenient location by the clock tower!

5 Noam Levy - 3 years ago

The soup , port slices and dumpling creating very tasty mixture. serve super hot , large portion, very fresh tasty and give you feeling to have another one. did not tried the steamed bun although it should be great as well. must try when in Chiang Rai.

5 A. G. - 2 years ago

Good wanton noodle soup with char siew and wanton dumplings in a pork broth which has a Northern Thai kick. Peppered with lard and pickled vegetables. Super comforting on a chilly night. Owner is helpful and speaks English which is great!

4 Kacy W - 2 years ago

Tasty pork and wonton noodles. Noodles were very springy. Steamed pork and red bean buns are yummy too but eat it while it's hot.

4 Ed Lee - 9 months ago

The wonton noodles come in both in a soup and dry styles. I had the soup style and found it pretty good especially the quality of the wontons (ravioli) themselves. I found the dry style even better. This is served with a clear soup separately. Ask for it if it is not offered. This is the best place for wonton noodles in CR after 4 weeks of searching.

4 Jorge Pelaez - a month ago

Cheap noodles place. Only noodles and wanton soup in the menu, but worth going!