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San San Kitchen is a japanese in Khlong Toei, Bangkok — Trust Score 81.9/100 based on 111 verified Google reviews (28% real-reviewer ratio).

San San Kitchen

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📍 Khlong Toei, Bangkok🍱 Japanese🦐 SeafoodUpdated 15d ago
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Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
49
Volume
25
Local Gd
6
Authority
3
★ 4.9
111 reviews
AI Verified · 64% realTop 34% in Japanese
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Delicious / Tasty×41Fresh ingredients×9Authentic×7Affordable×5Spicy×4Generous portions×3Nice atmosphere×2

What Google Reviewers Say About San San Kitchen

★ 5 — Champagne Floater

This was one of the best Mianmar meals I've had. The food was fresh and delicious, also v reasonable price. The staff was polite and friendly. The resturant is clean and pleasant atmosphere. I would definitely coming back when visit this suburb. 👍😋

★ 5 — Alexander Nevermind

It's is really REALLY good place. Taste is a cut above any neighbors. Come here at least for the simple fried noodle. It will become your bar for the noodle.

★ 5 — Htet Yan Oo

Absolutely delicious! The crab curry was bursting with rich flavors, perfectly balanced spices, and a mouthwatering aroma. The crab was fresh, tender, and soaked up the curry beautifully. Hands down, one of the best crab curries I’ve ever had! Highly recommended!

About San San Kitchen

Location
 2881 Rama IV Rd, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Cuisine
Japanese, Seafood, Thai
Trust Score
81.9/100 — Highly credible reviews
Website
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