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RYU - สุขสวัสดิ์78 is a dessert in Bangkok, Bangkok — Trust Score 76.6/100 based on 36 verified Google reviews (75% real-reviewer ratio).

RYU - สุขสวัสดิ์78Thai name — no English listing

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📍 Bangkok, Bangkok🍰 Dessert🍜 Street FoodUpdated 15d ago
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Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
44
Volume
19
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
★ 4.4
36 reviews
AI Verified · 88% realTop 11% in Dessert
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What Google Reviewers Say About RYU - สุขสวัสดิ์78

★ 5 — Brian Greeny

Under 4 bucks for a Cashew Chicken, rice and drink. Food was very good. Veggies super fresh and amazing sauce. Very clean lace. Restroom was even spotless. I highly recommend. Want to see the video. Check out Greeny Travels on U Tube

★ 5 — Supharada Saeteiw

The basil chicken dish was delicious and suited my taste. The food came out quickly, and there was a wide variety of dishes to choose from. The prices were slightly higher than typical street food stalls, but there was parking and air conditioning, making it comfortable.

★ 5 — น้องกะทิ Hok

I've been here many times. I really like the food, but I don't like the atmosphere because some of the people at larger tables talk very loudly.

About RYU - สุขสวัสดิ์78

Location
 2, บางจาก 61 Suksawat 78, Tambon Bang Chak, Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan 10130, Thailand
Cuisine
Dessert, Street Food, Thai, Western
Trust Score
76.6/100 — Credible reviews
Phone
+66 65 519 0465
Website
www.facebook.com/ryuthegrandfoodfactory
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AIS
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