EatYaowarat and Phahurat

Nam Sing

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A large and functional restaurant, best known for its bird nest but there's plenty of other fare on offer. Try the chili crab and pork neck. There is an English menu with pictures available. They accept Visa and MasterCard.

Address: 39-47 Soi Phadung Dao
Getting there: at the Yaowarat Rd and Soi Phadung Dao intersection
Hours: 09:00-02:00 daily
Price: 200-300 baht

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