Where is the best noodles in Bangkok?

Based on diner recommendations, the best noodles in Bangkok is at Prachak Roasted Duck. We compared 11 restaurants serving noodles.

How much does noodles cost in Bangkok?

Noodles prices in Bangkok range from THB18.00 to THB800.00 across 11 restaurants.

All Dish Comparisons in Bangkok

Best Noodles in Bangkok

11 restaurants compared

Price range: THB18.00 – THB800.00

Avg recommendation: 88%

Top 5 Noodles in Bangkok (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 11 restaurants:

Prachak Roasted Duck, THB75.00 (Bang Rak)
Shwe Htee — 92% recommended, THB85.00 (Watthana)
Jay Fai — 92% recommended, THB600.00 (Phra Nakhon)
Feel Myanmar Restaurant — 90% recommended, THB120.00 (Pathumwan)
Jay Fai — 89% recommended, THB800.00 (Phra Nakhon)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 11 Restaurants Compared

Prachak Roasted Duck

Bang Rak·$

Egg Noodles with Crab (Ba Mee Boo)

THB75.00

Thin egg noodles with crab meat in a light broth.

Tip: Eat this while it's hot — the noodles clump together as they cool down.

#292% recommend

Shwe Htee

Watthana·$$

Dry Egg Noodles

THB85.00

Golden noodles tossed with oil, seasoning, and topped with fried crispy elements.

Tip: Order this first when you arrive — it's the bestseller and runs out early on busy mornings.

#392% recommend

Jay Fai

Phra Nakhon·$$

Drunken Noodles

THB600.00

Flat rice noodles stir-fried with seafood, fresh chili, basil, and crispy coconut palm hearts.

Tip: The default spice level is quite hot — if you prefer less heat, inform Jay Fai when ordering. She's happy to adjust.

#490% recommend

Feel Myanmar Restaurant

Pathumwan·$

Ohn No Khao Swe

THB120.00

Burmese wheat noodles in coconut curry broth with chicken and vegetables.

Tip: This is comfort food. The broth is meant to be slurped — it has body and flavor that regular broths don't.

#589% recommend

Jay Fai

Phra Nakhon·$$

Dry Tom Yum

THB800.00

Stir-fried dry tom yum with prawns, incorporating all the aromatic tom yum spices into noodles.

Tip: Order this alongside the soup version to experience how Jay Fai approaches the same flavor profile two ways.

#688% recommend

Pradipat Street Food Area

Phaya Thai·$

Rolled Egg Noodles with Wonton and BBQ Pork

THB40.00

Yellow noodles boiled fresh, served with wonton, pork slices, and pork broth.

Tip: Order rad haeng (dry) if you want to walk around and eat while standing. Rad nam (in broth) requires sitting at a table to avoid spills.

#788% recommend

Shwe Htee

Watthana·$$

Shan Noodles with Gravy

THB90.00

Soft noodles in a savory fermented bean and oil sauce with meat.

Tip: Ask for the chicken version if you want lighter flavor, pork for deeper umami. Both are authentic.

#888% recommend

Feel Myanmar Restaurant

Pathumwan·$

Shan Noodles

THB85.00

Boiled noodles topped with sesame oil, fermented bean paste, and ground pork or chicken.

Tip: This is the breakfast go-to in Myanmar. Come early — they're often sold out by mid-morning despite the casual presentation.

#988% recommend

Prachak Roasted Duck

Bang Rak·$

Egg Noodles with Mixed Meat (Ba Mee Ruam Mit)

THB80.00

Egg noodles topped with roasted duck, crispy pork, red pork, Chinese sausage, and wontons.

Tip: This is the best single-dish order if you're eating alone — you get a taste of all their roasted meats at once.

#1082% recommend

Pradipat Street Food Area

Phaya Thai·$

Khun Jaew Rolled Rice Noodles

THB45.00

Hand-rolled rice noodle bundles in savory and sweet broths.

Tip: Go specifically to Khun Jaew (not a random noodle stall). Ask locals where it is—it's become iconic enough that most Pradipat regulars know the location by reputation.

#1180% recommend

Boat Noodle Alley

Thung Phaya Thai·$

Tom Yum Noodles

THB18.00

Spicy tom yum broth with thin rice noodles, shrimp, and fresh herbs.

Tip: Tom yum noodles are spicier than boat noodles — inform the stall if you prefer less heat.