- The pad Thai at ทิพย์สมัย (ผัดไทยประตูผี) Thip Samai is a can't miss
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- Cassie PitmanSeptember 29, 2016Definitely the best phad Thai I've had, yes there is a wait but it is completely worth it, make sure you get the special phad Thai in the omelette
- Cheen The CuriousMay 22, 2016Padthai options range from basic or vegetarian THB60, to those fried with egg & deep-sea prawn THB90, to the full works which includes crabmeat, sliced squid & sliced green mango THB300!
- Chris MeekDecember 21, 2016This is indeed the best Pad Thai I've tried in Bangkok. Note that they don't make chicken pad thai. Only shrimp or vegetation. I don't eat seafood, so I had the vegetarian and it was delicious.
- Reb SkoNovember 4, 2018Pad Thai is very yummy. Wait is probably an hour as soon as it opens. It’s all seafood and the regular shrimp dish only comes w two pieces. A little rip off but still very good food.
- Samuel GiddinsDecember 25, 2017The pad thai is amazing. Went with high expectations, waited in line for half an hour watching them cook, and then our expectations were exceeded. The coconut and orange juices were also excellent.
- Marat GalievFebruary 22, 2018A 0,33 bottle of Chang beer from SevenEleven across the street will support you while in the waiting line.
- Riri GrrJanuary 26, 2018Not sure if it was the best here. Pretty decent, but you’ll definitely need the chili flakes, fish oil and lime to do the magic. Would be whole lot better if it was piping hot with more ‘wok hei’.
- Cheen The CuriousDecember 25, 2018This is another recommended version: your noodles wrapped in a thin layer of fried egg with big sea prawns. If you are curious, watch the skillful cook create this dish at the outdoor kitchen
- Luis CastroDecember 25, 2017There’s a big waiting line outside. But the place and the food is great.
- TingNovember 28, 2015Rather than queue like crazy here for over-rated and mass produced Padthai, just go a couple of shops along the row for Jay Fai (#327) and experience the real fiery wok.
- ArianeMarch 28, 2019Word is that this is the best Pad Thai in Bangkok, and I couldn’t agree more! I ordered the “original” which comes wrapped in a scrambled egg. It was everything I expected! Highly recommend!
- Cheen The CuriousMay 22, 20162-3 cooks frying padthai during peak hour mealtimes. Preparing such a big batch is not an easy task, to get each plate's consistency right
- Cheen The CuriousDecember 23, 2018Expect to wait up to an hour along the pavement in front of the shop. While waiting, grab a drink (beer, soda, cider, etc) from the convenience store across the road, or nibble on local snacks
- Torzin SApril 6, 2020The epitome of classic pad thai. Overall taste is sublime together with high quality ingredient and lovely orange juice!
- kay lamMarch 8, 2015Very thin scrambled egg wrapping moist yet chewy pad thai is a must-hv. For drinks, the ice coconut drink is amazing. Orange juice got very strong and intense orange flavour, yet it's a bit too sweet
- Cheen The CuriousSeptember 3, 2017When telling your taxi driver to get you to "Thip Samai", a local said to also mention "...pratu phi phad thai...", in order to be sent to the right place
- Jihyun WonOctober 7, 2017Worth visiting every night. Recommend to visit after midnight to avoid long waiting line then you will await for few mins.
- Cheen The CuriousDecember 25, 2018Besides the usual condiments like cut chilli, locals also add crunched peanuts, sugar and to cut through the greasiness, bits of banana blossom (in background)
- Cheen The CuriousDecember 25, 2018Even after getting a seat, expect to wait for your orders to be served. They have seating on all of the first floor, and further in, even on the second floor! We waited about 45 minutes at peak hour
- Chee Ming JangAugust 8, 2015Other than Pad Thai is good, the orange juice is also good. Ask for the Orange juice prices as it fluctuates. Mine was 160 baht for the big bottle while a Pad Thai costs only 90 baht
- Rafa LarrañagaOctober 4, 2014I ate 1 1/2 superb Pad Thais but I could continue eating until my stomach exploded. They are the most famous Pad Thai cookers all over Bangkok and it's not by chance. Go there & have the best noodles
- ForatMarch 19, 2015Had the recommended pad thai with the omelette on the outside, I wouldn't say it was the best pad thai it was just good, the iced coconut is totally worth it though!
- Cynthia LinApril 14, 2017There's a line, but if you go on the Expique food tour, you get right in! Anyway, love the texture of the noodles! But if you like it spicy, you'll have to sauce it up yourself.
- IvicaFebruary 7, 2017Great pad thai, they have also vegetarian/vegan version. Wonderful orange juice with pulp, you can buy it while standing in the queue for a table... and there is quite long one .
- Foodtraveler_theworldApril 5, 2018Tourist spot for local Thai noodle & street food. The taste is right for getting experience Thai taste but for me I don’t think it is the best one.
- Foodtraveler_theworldJune 29, 2017Very local Thai Style Noodle "Pad Thai". It is very famous for Thais and foreigners so expect to get long queue. Orange juice is superb!
- Cheen The CuriousDecember 25, 2018Extra fresh condiments to go with your fried noodles: bean sprouts for crunchiness; lime & banana blossom to cut through the greasiness
- Cheen The CuriousDecember 25, 2018Take note. If you are seated in the cooled rooms at the back, there's a surcharge
- Veronika BagdanovichNovember 28, 2015Good Pad Thai but it's very popular place and have to stay in the queue for 20 minutes. Ask for chili and peanuts because they cook not spicy. Have not alcohol only orange juice.
- Jonathan McSOctober 5, 2014This is the place if you want a great place of pad thai. Go for the most expensive option with loads of crab meat and dried squid with big prawns (250 baht) . Worth every single Baht
- Punny SonDecember 25, 2014They have so many types of padthai, but the original is the best. Remember to try the orange juice, you will fall for it just like i did.
- Jamie WNovember 24, 2019Good god just order the pad Thai wrapped in egg and be happy forever. No line right after it opened but when we left an hour later it was out the door and around the corner!
- Boris GougeonNovember 10, 2015Supposedly the best Pad Thai in Bangkok. 90B for their supreme special, you'll wait a bit outside but worth it.
- YinDecember 6, 2014This is sooo yummmy, from the first bite til the last mouth, chewy rice noodle. Do order their fresh orange juice with pulp. Check out their outdoor cooking stations
- Samar TonySeptember 4, 2016Best phad thai you can eat in bangkok, prices are very affordable. Try the orange jus though the jus is expessive. A must try in bangkok
- _ean_May 30, 2017Ordered the original and the wrapped with egg pad Thai! Both are equally good, except the wait. We waited for like 45 minutes to get a table.
- Maria Alice Cabral MaiaJuly 17, 2015Best orange juice I ever tasted. The superb Pad (80 baht) is perfect! Tasted that and the traditional one (50baht). I really wanna come back.
- Angie HwangApril 3, 2017Get a bottle of their fresh squeezed orange juice for 160THB while you're waiting to get seated. Can't go wrong with the pad thai menu.
- Christine LJuly 10, 2016You can't go wrong with any of the pad thai options. Definitely order the orange juice. The line can become super long, but it goes quickly.
- Andrew PJanuary 18, 2017The more deluxe pad Thai (with the bigger prawns) tasted more rich and less creamy. Be prepared to wait 30+ minutes in line at peak hours.
- No Leftovers Jackie GebelJanuary 12, 2017BEST Pad Thai in Bangkok- wrapped in egg omelet! Get their freshly squeezed orange juice
- Ji Hwan LimNovember 30, 2014It was our last day and we ran out of cash. Wanted to use credit card, but they didn't take it. Then a native family at the next table came out and just payed for us. How kind! We were truly grateful.
- Cheen The CuriousDecember 25, 2018Vegetarian version is fried without the prawn sauce, with mushroom slices, and if you want an egg with it or not
- Simon OpsomerJuly 22, 2016Food is indeed good and the line is long but there's no need to wait if you want to get take-away. Just skip the line and go to the special counter. You'll have your food in about 1 minute.
- David NoëlDecember 30, 2013Where fresh orange juice sill means fresh orange juice. Oh, and the pad thai was an excellent addition also ;)
- Kon StantinFebruary 11, 2017Pad Thai, they are specialized on this, only this. It tastes fantastic but be prepared to queue up for up to 30mins. People rush in here after 6pm!
- Danielle LancashireDecember 24, 2017The best Pad Thai i have ever eaten. Also be sure to try the coconut juice.
- Zsuzsanna MiklósiFebruary 21, 2018Nice place but the waiting in line is more interesting than the food. Reasonable prices but pad thai quite bland. Vegetarian/vegan options too.
- JiDecember 20, 2014Ordered both superb and standard Pad Thai. Both are delicious but the superb was sweeter and not as tasty as the standard. Standard also came with tofu and scrambled eggs bits so in my opinion better.
- David WillmoreAugust 12, 2018Not quite worth the hype. Good Pad Thai but more catered for tourist than authentic Thai cuisine