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Rice & Noodles Express (The PARQ) is a café in Khlong Toei, Bangkok — Trust Score 79.7/100 based on 48 verified Google reviews (79% real-reviewer ratio).

Rice & Noodles Express (The PARQ)

📍 Khlong Toei, Bangkok Café🌶️ ThaiUpdated 15d ago
80
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
45
Volume
20
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
4.5
48 reviews
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What Google Reviewers Say About Rice & Noodles Express (The PARQ)

5myname vk.

The Best Chicken rice with Very nice staff and manager. Take care customer in every detail. Make Big impression so much. Highly Recommended for who looking Best Chicken rice.

5Mister Benz

Can recommend if you look for a quick chicken rice restaurant with air condition.

5Doris Kwan

Great lunch spot in the PARQ, highly recommend the mix boiled/crispy chicken with rice set The drinks are a bit too sweet but the food is amazing

About Rice & Noodles Express (The PARQ)

Location
 Ratchadaphisek Rd, Khwaeng Khlong Toei, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Cuisine
Café, Thai
Trust Score
79.7/100 — Credible reviews

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