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Pranakorn Noodle Restaurant is a bar / pub in Phaya Thai, Bangkok — Trust Score 91.5/100 based on 1512 verified Google reviews (84% real-reviewer ratio).

Pranakorn Noodle Restaurant

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📍 Phaya Thai, Bangkok🍺 Bar / Pub🥞 Breakfast / BrunchUpdated 14d ago
92
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
39
Volume
38
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
★ 3.9
1,512 reviews
AI Verified · 92% realTop 80% in Bar / Pub
Rating timeline
Quality trend
↘Declining
1+ year ago
★ 4.07
45 reviews
3-12 months
★ 3.40
30 reviews
Last 3 months
★ 3.30
20 reviews
Popular times
12a6a12p6p
Usually not too busy right now
Community rating
4.2★★★★☆772 votes
5★
388
4★
235
3★
90
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46
1★
13
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What Google Reviewers Say About Pranakorn Noodle Restaurant

★ 5 — Sin Ming Wong

Best boat noodle I ever had. Everything is just perfect as it is. I recommend everybody to start with Tomyam flavour then followed by thickened soup and dry noodle. The boiled wanton and fried wanton was awesome! Love the ruby desserts, it has lavender aroma. Will be back

★ 5 — K T Lim

Authentic Boat Noodles Restaurant by the canal at Victory Monument Exit 4. Aircon with English translation on menu. Tested all 6 versions. 16 Baht for small boat. Nice Ambience for lunch .. Clean and hygienic environment.

★ 5 — Jeffrey Tanudjaja

The noodle portion is small so order at least 2 bowls per person. We come around 9AM and the place was practically empty so everything was very quick.

About Pranakorn Noodle Restaurant

Location
 เลขที่ 2/2-6 Phahonyothin Rd, Samsen Nai, Phaya Thai, Bangkok 10400, Thailand
Cuisine
Bar / Pub, Breakfast / Brunch, Japanese, Thai
Trust Score
91.5/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 90 902 3681
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