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Sin Zab Esan ซิ้น แซ่บอีสาน is a thai in Bang Kapi, Bangkok — Trust Score 78.9/100 based on 66 verified Google reviews (31% real-reviewer ratio).

Sin Zab Esan ซิ้น แซ่บอีสานThai name — no English listing

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📍 Bang Kapi, Bangkok🌶️ Thai🍲 VietnameseUpdated 15d ago
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Excellent
Rating
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Volume
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Local Gd
6
Authority
3
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66 reviews
AI Verified · 65% realTop 19% in Thai
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What Google Reviewers Say About Sin Zab Esan ซิ้น แซ่บอีสาน

★ 5 — jielin z

There is no English menu but the staff is very nice, trying to translate with her phone. The hot pot soup with beef is delicious 🤤 The location is not easy to come: I took the train to Hua Mak then took motorcycle 🏍️ (or you need to walk about 40 minutes lol)

★ 5 — Churirat Sumethanaphit

I came to try this place because I've seen it's been around for a while. I read reviews on Google Maps, and everyone said it was good. After trying it myself, I have to say it was amazing! The food was delicious in every dish. It's a shame …

★ 5 — Kunthika Meepean

The food was delicious, everything was tasty. The pork hot pot was incredibly tender, and the sun-dried beef was fragrant. Parking was convenient, the restaurant was clean, and the prices were reasonable. I will definitely be back.

About Sin Zab Esan ซิ้น แซ่บอีสาน

Location
 280 Krungthep Kreetha Rd, Hua Mak, Bang Kapi, Bangkok 10250, Thailand
Cuisine
Thai, Vietnamese, Western
Trust Score
78.9/100 — Credible reviews
Phone
+66 92 663 9665
Website
instagram.com/sinzabesan?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==
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