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How we read reviews →Melbourne CBD's boat noodle specialist. a no-frills Exhibition St room serving Bangkok street food.
A tiny, no-frills room with a handwritten self-order menu, packed tight with regulars, Thai music playing and a clientele reviewers describe as genuinely full of Thai diners. closer to a Bangkok street stall than a restaurant.
Handwritten self-ordering system, a 5% cash discount, and deep-fried pork crackle offered as a soup topping.
Strongly authenticated by reviewers, including native Thai-language reviews and a 30-year Thailand resident who says the flavours taste just like home. reinforced by a dining room reviewers describe as full of Thai customers.
Flavour is consistently praised, but several reviewers flag bowls around $19-20 as expensive for the portion size, calling it a recurring tension between quality and quantity.
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