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Daeng Racha Hoi Tod (Oyster omelette) is a seafood in Samphanthawong, Bangkok — Trust Score 91.9/100 based on 689 verified Google reviews (95% real-reviewer ratio).

Daeng Racha Hoi Tod (Oyster omelette)

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📍 Samphanthawong, Bangkok🦐 Seafood🍜 Street FoodUpdated 14d ago
92
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
43
Volume
34
Local Gd
10
Authority
5
★ 4.3
689 reviews
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What Google Reviewers Say About Daeng Racha Hoi Tod (Oyster omelette)

★ 5 — Maisha Basharat Zakaria

One of the best meals I had in Bangkok! The oyster omelette was outstanding — perfectly crispy on the outside with plump, juicy oysters inside. The sauce tied everything together beautifully. Definitely a must-try!

★ 5 — Trip Thailand

Traditional oyster omelets, I would highly recommend the crispy version. It would take some time to wait for the delicious food so be prepared though

★ 5 — Dan Ho

A 100 year old establishment serving authentic traditional Chinese style oyster egg omelette. The outer crust is crispy but inside still moist and gooey, just the way our forefathers liked it. Oysters are fresh and plump. Not much tourist as it’s not heavily featured.

About Daeng Racha Hoi Tod (Oyster omelette)

Location
 342 Sukon 1 Alley, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, Thailand
Cuisine
Seafood, Street Food
Trust Score
91.9/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 81 345 2466
Website
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